The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-18
afternoon. at which time several Interesting pa
pers were read and the .Art OF Conversation

| pers were read and the sArt OF Conversation
discussed.
Miss Grace Miller of Richmond the daughter
OF the superintendent Of the Panhandle rail
road, Is the guest Of Mrs. H. b. Sherman, of the
Denison Hotel.
Dr. Jones and family left for Florida on Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock. They will not re-
turn before May or June. DR.. Jones is slowly
improving in health
Rev Jacob Baltzly, sr, and wife will move to
Beech City the LIST of next month. where Mr..
Baltzly has a call from the English Lutheran
Church of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs John Daniels of Piqua O., are
visiting Mr.. E. L. Mckee, on North Tennessee
street They, were here in attendance at the
Henry Pfaff wedding
Mr.. Chester Webster, jr, a well-known bust
ness mar of Indianapolis, was married on Thurs
day last to New York lady and has returned to
this city with his bride
Miss Meldrum, who has been the guest of Miss
Carrie Hendricks for several weeks, has returned
to Louisville, KY. Miss Medium has gained
many stanch admirers III Indianapolis
The Avenue Euchre Club spent a pleasant
evening on Tuesday, at the residence of Mr..
John Wainwright The honors we're won by
Miss Sadie Hollie and Mr. Robert Kaylor
Mr. Rogers, of Philadelphia, son-in-law Of
Judge Duy, has come to Indianapolis to re-
main until December. His wife has been the
guest of relatives in this city since August.
Mr.. Edward Ketcham left last night for Evans
vile, from which city he goes TO Nashville.
Tenn. to attend meeting of the American In
stitution of Art Fully 600 will be present.
Miss Mamie Van Deren will be married to Mr.
N. M. Matkin, on Oct 81 at p. The cere-
| mony will be performed at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. j. W. Watt, in North Indianapolis.
| The Eighteen German Club will probably give
| an entertainment again on Thanksgiving eve.
Hadley & Roberts's Academy has been mentioned
AS the place. but nothing definite has yet been
| decided.
Mrs s. A. Buell. will spend the winter in Wash
| ington with relatives Her husband, now con-
nected with Mr.. Schaffner. Pennsylvania
street. contemplates removing to Washington
| Territory.
The Elite Dancing Club will open the season
| by givInga grand reception at Pfafflin's Hall on
next Wednesday evening, Oct Il. Music by
Professor Harris orchestra. 1t is strictly invi-
| rational affair.
| Last Friday evening a number of young
| friends of Miss Myrtle Marquis met at her resi-
dence, on South Meridian street The party
adjourned at late hour, all having enjoyed a
| very pleasant time
| Miss Bessie Binkley. of Richmond, Ind, will
! be married. on the 22nd instant, to a Mr. Bryce,
| of Baltimore. Md. A grand reception will be
| held at the brides residence, on Tenth street,
| after the wedding.
Cards are out for the reception to be given
| Mr.. Charles Cook and bride. Monday evening,
Oct IL. at the residence of Mr.. H. Fl. Cook.
Fletcher After the reception there will
| be music and dancing.
The party rendered Miss Anna Griffin last
| Thursday was quite an extensive affair having
been attended by over fifty couples. The festiv-
| tiles were continued amidst the sweet strains Of
stringed instruments, until late hour.
| Mrs. Ex-Governor Baker and daughters will
! leave Indianapolis on the the 18th of November
for Florida, where they will remain during the
coming winter Their residence on North Ala
bama street. will be occupied during their absence
| by Mr. and Mrs r. Hatch.
| c. F. Howe of Boston. royalty entertained a
| company of friends on Tuesday evening among
| which were J. w. Sherwood, Theodore Pfafflin,
Chalmers Brown. H. II. McGaffey, John Fl.
| Rauh and Gus Williams. who returned to the
city especially to be present.
Last Sunday morning the boys at the Plain
field Reform School were given rare treat in
| the way of an entertainment by Prof. McAvoy
and Miss Grace Whtridge. The Professor lect-
ures tonight before the Scott and Shakespeare
| Club of Cincinnati and returns home to-mor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Knight who make
| their profession art. fond OF society. and
| visit few cities where they have not plenty
of friends outside of the profession to receive
them. Mrs. Eva Kidder wife of the author of
Niagara" is spending the day with them at the
Bates.
| Mr. Ralph Smith and Miss Anna Brydon were
| married at the residence of Rev. Edward Brad
| ley, Wednesday evening, at o'clock. After the
ceremony they drove to their own home on
South East street, where they held reception
| They were the recipients of many handsome
| mementoes from friends
| The marriage of Miss Jennie Pfaff. of this
| CITY, to Jacob Henry, Of Baltimore was quietly
| celebrated at the family residence of the bride
| in the presence Of few intimate friends, on
Monday evening. Miss Pfaff has been a favor
IN I'M orr al RI
| Baltimore her new home, Indianapolis loses
| much.
! The marriage of Miss Anna Delaney, of the
| the South Side to Mr.. Michael White, of Den
yer, Col, a wealthy gentleman of that CITY, took
| place on Wednesday. Breakfast was served to
| large party of friends, and a reception at
| o'clock. At noon on Thursday the happy pair
took the train for their future home, taking with
them large number of valuable presents and
! the best wishes of a host of friends.
| Miss Cora Seaton until recently of Indianapo-
| lis. but now of Richmond, Ind, will be married
| at high noon of the 22d inst. in that city to
Rev. Alexander Gilchrist. The ceremony will
| take place in the United Presbyterian Church,
with Rev. Mr.. Hughes, of the First Presbyterian
Church, officiating. Breakfast will be served to
relatives OF the parties at the residence Of the
brides parents, No. 81 North Ninth street. The
couple will take an Eastern trip of two weeks,
and return to their home in Richmond. large
party of Indianapolis friends will attend the
wedding.
Drs. Frank Morrison and John r. Haugh
went fishing to Broad Ripple the other day.
These medical gentlemen used grasshoppers for
bait, catching the hoppers as they used them.
| to have them fresh and active. While engaged
in chasing hopper to bait DR.. Haugh's hook,
a lively young pullet from neighboring farm
yard spied struggling grasshopper attached to
Dr. Morrison's line, and bolted it. The click of
the reel called the attention of the entomologists
to this performance. The puet ran taking the
entire outft-rod, reel hook and line. There
was stern chase down long lane and AT last
| the rod reganed. The pullet. however,
with many yards o. sea-grass line is still at
| large.
The Bon Ton Dancing Club was entertained on
Friday evening by Miss Carrie Kregelo at her
| home on North Tennessee street At IL o'clock
| the company sat down to delicious repast after
which the dancing continued to the sweet
strains of orchestral music. until after o'clock
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