The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-20

1 ana VIII dOOQnOW AT the close NJ the concert an
elegant banquet spread, to which all did ample
| Justice.
A domino party will be given at Masonic Hall. Dec
- The committee on invitations are Messrs. John
Cabel, John Thompson Seth Farchild Frank Reinsel,
| Miles ONeal and G. p Scudder.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Haugh entertained few of their
| old neighbors on Thursday night among whom were
| Mr.: and Mrs. Conkling Mr. and Mrs. Sammons, Mr..
| and Mrs Rhodehamel and Mrs. Rice.
| Attorney general Hord will take his Christmas din
ner on board steamer, route to Europe. His tour
abroad will extend the cities of interest but most
OF the winter will be passed in southern Italy
| At the last meeting of the LAS You Like IT. pro-
gressiye euchre club, which delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mrs s. B. Taylor Thursday evening, Miss
Ship and Mr.. R. ii. Reese secured the favors.
| Q. Z. Payne of Seattle w. T., is spending few
days In the city, and will return few days to Ore
| gon and Washington Territory over the Northern Pa
| cifc railroad after making visit in the Southern
States
Judge G. G. Hathaway, son of the late Gilbert A.
Hathaway, of LaPorte. who is prominent banker at
Farplay, COL will visit friends in this city soon,
route to New York city, where he intends going on
| business
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Sherman entertained card
| party on Friday night. Among the guests were Mr..
| and Mrs John Kidd Mr. and Mrs. Frank Creelman,
| Mr.. and Mrs NJ. ID. Butler Mr.. Beck, Miss Grafton
| and others
Mr.. and Mrs Charles johnson celebrated the sixth
anniversary of their wedding on Friday evening at
their residence on Park avenue. There was a happy
company of guests, and progressive euchre was the
| feature of the evening.
| The Elite Dancing Club, having been reorganized
will give their first grand reception at Pfafns Hall
sss TIE b.
Never f. K. Coffin, jr M. F. Greene and H. 5. Slack
One of the first social gatherings to be given by Mr..
| and Mrs. f. H. Lamme in their suburban house.
entertainment Of the woodruff Place Euchre Club.
which numbers some of the most scientific players in
the city.
| Mr.. Hugh Richards will usher in his fourteenth
| birthday next Wednesday evening DV large dancing
party 1t will not be fancy dress OCCASION as be-
| fore stated. About eighty persons are invited
Harris orchestra will be present and elegant sup
| per will be served.
The leaders of society viii dance the old year out at
elegant and large german to be given in the dining
room of the Denison House; on New Years eve. The
| figures will be led by Mr.. w. f. O. Colt, who proba
bly, understands the ntricaces of the german better
| than any gentleman in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wiles entertained the Progress
sive Euchre Club on Wednesday evening, instead of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Springsteen, stated during
| the week. The favors captured by Mrs. Jack
Williams and Mr.. Perkins. Nearly all of the club
were present, and the game proved most interesting
Mrs. Margaret Bradshaw's eighty sixth birthday
was celebrated Friday by dinner party given by
| her daughter, Mrs. j. r. Hussey There were four
old ladies' present whose combined ages number 3oI
years. The afternoon pleasantly spent in receiv
ing calls and congratulations of friends and relatives
The Mikado Progressive Euchre Club gave birth
day surprise to Mr. Harry Slvers at the residence OF
| Mrs. Mcconnell, West New York street, Tuesday
| main feature of the evening Honors awarded
to Miss Kttie Grayson and Mr. j. R. Gray. Refresh
ments were served and pleasant time was had by ALL
very elegant luncheon was given by Mrs. David
Macy, on Thursday. The event was for the purpose
of calling together the old friends of her guest Mrs.
Adrian, of Chicago, and also to afford opportunity
for her to meet other congena spirits who have
to this city since that ladys residence here. The
casion unusually social one the appointments
of Mrs. Macy elegant home adding to the enjoyment
of the afternoon.
deliphtfu i've aucbra Marty vvaa y;xon IN
Thursday night, by Mrs. K. c. Egan. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Will Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Fisher Miss Eddie DeSouchet, Miss Belle South Mr..
| Frank Wade and Mr.. Ed Hendrickson. The prizes
were captured by. Miss DeSouehet who received a
beautiful bouquetiere. and Mr. Nichols meteorologic
indicator In hammered brass.
| The marriage of Hon. J. w. Kern to Miss Minta
Cooper will take place at o'clock P. M Dec. %, at
the residence of the brides sister. Mrs Dr. Schultz
of Logansport, Ind. The wedding will be without any
effort at display ostentation. The happy couple
leave for st. Louis, and will be in Indianapolis for
New Years, where they will hold reception at their
new home 526 North Meridian street, which, by that
| time, will be ready for their occupancy
Miss Appellate gave coasting party Tuesday
night in honor of her guest, Miss Wilson beauti-
full spot beyond the river, the Michigan road was
selected and the gay party enjoyed delightful
ing at the od-ti sport of coasting The company
was composed of Miss Margaret Butler, Miss Ship,
Morris, Miss Wilson, Miss Appellate. Mr.. Bennett
Mr. Fraser, Mr.. Harry Gordon Mr.. Elliott Hord MIR.
| William Hord, Mr.. Van Buren, and Mr. P. Herod
Between thirty and forty guests sat down to the ex
quisely- table Of the luncheon given by
Mrs. Sias Baldwin and her daughter, Nellie Thurs
day afternoon, at o'clock The favors of the
painted by Miss Nellie Baldwin. Among those pres
| emit were Mrs. Governor Gray Mrs. Theo. Sewall
Miss Laura Ream, Mrs. Knickerbacker, Mrs. Jenckes,
Mrs. H. B. Sherman, Miss Lou Bright. Mrs. DR..
Thompson Miss Harriet Chandler, Mrs. VIM Bur-
ford Miss Florence Stewart and Mrs. Downing.
Mrs. e. NJ Ballard gave progressive euchre party
tertanment The prizes were elegant and the COLA
ton delightful. The guests Major and Mrs.
J. w. Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Jameson. Mr.. and
| Mrs George W. Stout; Mr.. and Mrs. John Browning,
Mrs. James E. Heller and. son, DR.. and Mrs. G. II.
Albeit s. ]. Hillman and r. .. DePuy. Mrs. Cor
don captured the fortyfth prize she has taken this
prize Burnss "Cotter's Saturday Night" fell to Mr..
| Depuy.
Miss Fannie Vaien gave recherche dinner to a num-
Der of her friends last week. in honor of Mrs. Duel,
of Chicago Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM L. Elder, Mr.. and Mrs: j R. Mckee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hervey Bates jr., Mr.. and Mrs James T. Wright Mr..
| and Mrs. Henry L. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schur-
mann Miss Chandler, of Milwaukee; Miss Homer, of
Cincinnati; Miss Helen Wright. Misses Annie and
Anna Farquhar Mr. w f. G. Colt Mr. M. g. McIain.
Messrs Walter Kessler, Elliott and Will Hord and
Frank vaien.
The German Club. of Shelbyvile. will give holi-
| day hop at Sindlinger's Hall on Dec. 20. Panden's
band will furnish the music. The committees as
follows: Committee on invitations Bert Swain,
| Will Maholm, Phil Shaw and A. l.. Major;
committee reception. W. p. Elliott Albert Bakely
and Milt Senour; committee introduction, w. A.
| Powell, F. A. Swain, Ed Beggs Dix Saylor Misses
| Hattie Smithers, Fannie Robins, Katie Dunn and
Katie Beggs; floor managers, Everett Stroup, Ed
| Cheney, George Deprey and Will Dunn; leaders of
| german. George A. Powell and Frank G. Sheldon.
| brief visit to Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan of Mum
cie this week, full of enjoyable Incidents. Mrs
| Ryan will be long remembered the artist who
painted the historical picture of Mary Stuarts Fare
well to Her Household. which has attracted much
| att and pant fho
Since seeing the number of books-and the difficulty
by which she obtained them-on history, heraldry and
architecture, from which she drew her information
and made her studies need not wonder that she
over two painting it. Everything in the picture
is absolutely correct from historical stand
and in strict accordance with the time it represents
| Whatever Mrs Ryan undertakes is finished in the
same painstaking manner. Two gifted daughters give
| promise of being great artists their mother.
Their home is full of paintings, wood-carvings etc..
made by this Industrious and talented family
/ no rt,z sxre h, Mr. and Mrs A 2