The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-19

On next Friday lecture Is announced by May
Wright Sewen Brenneke's closing matinee for
the season will be given at his dancing academy
Saturday afternoon. There win be the usual
number Of card parties, no doubt and church
entertainments, which haye taken the form of
most interesting party affairs Of late.
Society.
Mr.. j. B. Flanders has returned to St Louis.
Miss Kate Figgart has returned to Richmond.
Miss Florence Dixon is the guest of Mrs. E. j.
Hammer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks are expected home in
two weeks
Miss Gertie Levy has returned from visit to
relative at Frankfort.
Mrs Clayton Hildebra nd has returned to her
home in Charlottesville.
Mrs Lily Bandy and little daughter have re-
turned from Danville, I'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Bailey have taken up
their residence in this city.
Mrs. w. W. Wallace, of Bloomington, ILL.,, is
Ahe guests of relatives here
Miss Annie Sproule is visiting Mrs. jackson.
out on the Churchman farm.
Misses Irene Snyder and Kate Ward are the
guests of friends in Lafayette.
Miss Fannie Larmore, of Elmira, N. Y, is the
guest of Major Kress, at the Arsenal
Dr. VIM. E. Brandt arrived here on Friday
from visit to his sister in Knightstown.
Mrs Austin Bulman, accompanied by Miss
Keller, has returned from Edwardsville, Ill.
DIR. ]. II. Baylss will be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Baggs during his stay in this city.
Misses Cora Cooper and Pauline Habersharn
have organized South Side progressive euchre
club.
Mrs Fay Hubbard has gone for short trip to
New Orleans and several Southern places of
note.
Miss Ida Haugh has returned from Kokomo,
where she enjoyed delightful visit with rela-
tives.
The German Progressive Euchre Club will be
entertained by Miss Katie Lands on next Friday
night.
Mr. Charles Kirke, of Chicago. arrived in the
city yesterday morning, and will remain over
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Cook are visiting the
parents Of the latter, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, in
Vincennes.
Miss Gerte Sproule returned to Greenfield on
Monday, after having spent a week with her
mother here.
Mr.. Charles Sortes and Miss Lille Lambert
we're united in marriage on Monday evening, by
Rev. Dr. BogarJ.
Miss Mai Wright left for New York city last
night, in company with her father. They will
be gone ten days
Mrs. G. W. Pangbor4I Of Columbus, O., is
expected this week to visit her friend, Miss
Parker Hendricks.
Miss Viola Thompson entertained the Inaug-
ural Club at her home on Lexington avenue, on
Wednesday evening
Mr.. John Hamilton left Friday night for a two
months business tour through England, Ireland,
Scotland and Wales.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bassett who returned from
New York last week. were given surprise party
on Wednesday evening.
Mrs f. McQuiddy entertained progressive
euchre party at her house, No. 875 North Ala
bama street. on Tuesday evening
Senator Foulke aud wife returned yesterday
to their home in Richmond, Ind. 1t is their in
tention to spend the summer abroad
The dancing party given by the Elite Club at
Pfaf1ip's Hall, on Tuesday evening, was thor
eughly enjoyed. It was an invitation affair."
A new club has been organized by the ladies
belonging to the literature class of Miss Merrill
Mrs. Julia Shipp has been chosen president
Mr. Peter Lieber has set the 9th of May for the
dav of the departure of himself and family for
Germany. They will make tour Of the
European cities.
The young ladies of the Ames M. E. Church
gave social and most successful drill at the
residence of Miss Mamie Holmes, on Union street,
on Wednesday evening.
DIR. o. B. Pettiiohn was given surprise party
day. He was remembered by many beautiful
and substantial presents
Mr. Waiter Calf left last night for a visit Of
four weeks to his home near Baltimore, Md.
while there he will attend the wedding of Miss
Hiss, acting as the bridegroom's best man.
A number of ladies from the Presbyterian
churches of the city will 60 to Chicago, Monday,
to attend the Northwestern Missionary confer
ence, to be held on Tuesday and Wednesday.
A select social and banquet will be given at
Gresh's dancing academy, on Tuesday evening
by the Independent Benevolent Society. Pro-
lessor Gresh's orchestra viii be in attendance
Mrs. 7. W. S. Belcher gave q charming pro-
gressive euchre party at her rooms. on East Ohio
Yet. on Friday night The favors were unique,
were won by Mrs. NJ D. Butler and Mr.
rles Robbins.
ards are out for the marriage of Miss Annie
mes Hess, of Baltimore, to Mr.. Alexander p.
Spruance, of this city. Indianapolis people will
remember Miss Hess's mother as the daughter
of the late Bishop Ames. formerly resident here.
Mrs Henrietta Broadbeck entertained the mis-
gionary meeting of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, on Tuesday afternoon, at her home on
Park avenue, Miss Merrill and Miss Goode read
interesting papers, and Miss Mary Merrill gave
q map lesson.
Miss Jessie Jones may possibly visit this city
within the next three weeks. Miss Jones has
met with unusual success, and has an offer from
the Hess Opera Company for the summer. AS
yet she has not decided whether she will accept
or decline and rest for the summer
The ladies of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
gave a charming coffee at the residence of Mrs.
& NJ Walker on Walnut street. on Friday af-
ternoon. The affair was patronized by nearly
all the leading ladies of the city. Refreshments
were served and the receipts were all that were
anticipated.
On Thursday evening Mrs John Hamilton
Q q progressive euchre party in honor of Mr..
Mrs. Austin Smith, OF Cincinnati. There
@ present Mr.. and Mrs Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
rye Stout, Major and Mrs. Gordon, Mr.. and
Walter Cathie, Mrs. Stone Misses Belle
= TN, hose Stout. and Messrs John Gordon AID