The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-24
Review Of the Week.

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Review Of the Week.
The past week has been an exceedingly pleas
ant one socially, very few regrets having been
sent in to those who have entertained On Mon
day evening mr. and Mrs. II. FL. Fulton cele-
brated their crystal wedding. On Tuesday Mrs.
Lew Wallace gave a reception, and Rev. and
Mrs N. A Hyde also received their friends, and
Mrs. Robert Springsteen gave q progressive
euchre party. Wednesday was chosen for the
wedding day of Miss Minnie Gage and DIR.
Thos. ~ Boyd. The matinee Musicale also
rendered apleasing programme at their rooms,
and the Indianapolis Choral Society gave sue
eessful concert at Plymouth Church. On Thurs
day afternoon Mrs. Hendricks gave brilliant
reception at her residence on North Tennessee
street Friday, Mrs. John G. New entertained a
lunch party, Mrs. Geo. New gave tea, Mrs.
C. F. Sayles, Mrs. A. NJ Robertson and Mrs.
". P. Bingham entertained progressive euchre
parties, and Mrs. f. N. Richards gave q coffee.
On Friday evening and Saturday afternoon Mr..
Email Liehiing was heard in piano recitals to ad-
vantage The ''coffees,p teas and festivals"
given by the various churches have been largely
attended. There have been the usual number
Of progressive euchre parties, which proves this
game as popular as ever.
For next week we have announced Mrs. Fred
Knefer's lawn festival on Tuesday evening, at
which the ladies of English Lutheran Church
will assist Mrs. w. P. Bingham will entertain
3 progressive euchre party tomorrow night,
and several picpics are on the taps.
Society.
Mr.. Isaac Davis spent Tuesday in Sprinfeld,
Ohio.
The Inaugural Club will picnic at Broad Ripple
next Saturday
Mrs. Emily Charles returned to Washington
City on Friday.
Mrs Matte Ferguson is expected here soon
for few weeks visit
DIR. and Mrs. c. G. Sharp have returned from
. visit to New Orleans
Miss Laura Russchaupt will return from
TeFre Haute next week.
A brother of Mr. Will Ramey, from Ripley,
o., is visiting in the city.
Mrs Jaquith, of Topeka Kansas, left on Fri
dey for her old home in Vermont
Mrs Thomas Baker has returned from Koko
mo, where she has been visiting relatives.
Mrs Paul r. Nestal, of st. Joe, Mo-, is visit
ing her mother on North Pennsylvania street
Mrs M 81. Spades returned from the South,
last week. almost perfectly restored to health.
Mr.. John Mitchell, one of the editors of the
Greenfield Democrat, spent Friday in the city.
Senator Willard and wife are still in Wash
ingtOn City, whore they will remain some time.
Miss Lulu Burt arrived home on Friday from
. visit Of ten days to relatives and friends in
Paris, Ill.
It is rumored that Mr.. Herman Spain is
shortly to be married to prominent young lady
IN Franklin.
Mrs. A. B. Mansur, accompanied by her
skaters, Mrs. Gurzer and Mrs Painter. returned
from her visit to Philadelphia Pa.
Mrs. 81. B. Sherman returned from Richmond,
Ina, on Thursday, where she was ip attendance
1t the Burchepal- Grubbs nuptials.
Capt. Edmund p. Thayer passed through the
city, Friday en- route to Greencsstle, where he
went TO attend the drill of the cadets.
Mrs DeGolyah entertained few friends, on
3Aursday evening. in honor of her sister-in-law,
VINO is visiting her from Lebanon, Ind.
The marriage of Messrs. 81. B. Stout and
James A. Prtchard to Misses Lillian 81. and
Lulu Kate OHair occurred on Wednesday, at
Laurel, Ind.
Mrs. Harry King entertained a few of her
friends on Wednesday night. The new game of
cards called hearts" was INDUCED ir and proved
most interesting.
Mr. Frank and Miss Bell Harrington were the
recipients of q delightful surprise party, on
Thursday evening. About thirty OF their young
friends participated.
The marriage of Miss Minnie L. Tinney and
Edward S. White, of Lafayette, will take place
on Thursday evening, May %, at the residence
Of the brides parents, on North Meridian street
The ladies of the Third Christian Church will
entertain their friends at the residence of g. w.
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nesdey evening Iext. They extend cordial
invitation to all.
Miss Carrie Barnett, of North Delaware street,
gave card party on Tuesday night. During
the evening pleasing programme of music and
reeitations was rendered, after which refresh
ments were served
The ladies of Fleteherp place Church will hold q
fancy fair and ice-cream festival at the church
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, May 26
and 81. A lunch will be furnished on both even
ings from to o'clock.
Mrs. w. p. Bingham entertained progressive
euehre party on Friday evening. Twenty four
guests were present Mesdames Hewlett and
Steele and Messrs. Stout and Mckee were the
fortunate winners of the prizes.
Dame rumor is anxious to tie the matrimonial
knot for Messrs. William Burford and Philip
Lenzes, and goes SO far as to suggest two charm
ing young ladies of the South Side society as the
probable finances of these eligible gentlemen.
very pleasant aHalr ls promised by the ladies'
ofthe English Lutheran Church for next Tuesday
evening. 1t will be ia the form of a festival on
the spacious lawn of General Knefer's residence,
$50 East Washington street. The grounds will
be beautifully illuminated, and . tempting cola
ton will be served.
Joseph E. Cobb's Bible class of twenty-five
young ladies, assisted by former members and
the Young gentlemen of A J. Didd.es class. will
give social and entertainment to their friends
at Memorial Church, on Friday evening of this
week. The proceeds by sale of refreshments
and from other sources will be for the benefit
of Memorial Sunday school
There has rarely been seen a prettier bride
than Miss Minnie Gage, who on Wednesday last
intrusted her future life and happiness into the
keeping of Mr. Thomas M. Boyd. well known
young gentleman of this city Rev. Van Bus
kirk pronounced the marriage ceremony in the
presence of the relatives and immediate friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd will spend their honeymoon
in the East returning to this city for permanent