The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-13

Edmundsand Mr. Lowe.
DR. William Braden. of Walla Walla. w. T.,
arrived in the city on Friday, and returned to
Chicago yesterday, en- route to his home. His
visit to this State was in the interest of West
Baden Springs, of which he is one of the owners.
The ladies of Memorial Presbyterian Church
Will hold fair on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, Dec. Is and I6; and in connection
there will be supper on Tuesday evening. from
6 to o'clock. The ladies desire friends TO at
tend and help good cause
The second section of the Fourth Presbyterian
Chuch gave q social on Wednesday evening.
Miss Carrie Kregelo played several piano selec-
tons; Miss Jessie Bigelow sung; her sister, Miss
Mamie. played violin solo. and Mrs. Lou
Ketcham and daughter were heard in piano
and violin duet
Mr.. w. r. Fletcher, formerly OF this city, but
who has been living in Toledo, O., for the past
year, will remove, with his family, to Hamilton,
O., where he enters into business relations with
e. G. Rathbone, late chief special examiner of
pensions. Both of the gentlemen above named
are well known here
On Tuesday evening last Mrs. Alex c. Jane
son entertained the Central Progressive Euchre
Club-Mr and Mrs. Thomas P. Egan, Mr. and
Mrs. w. G. Sherman, DR.. and Mrs. G. FL. Alb
bett Mr. and Mrs Robert Harseim, Mr. and
Mrs, A. Harmon, Miss Truscott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Craft.
The Mikado Progressive Euchre Club gave
their third card social last Friday night, at
the residence of Mrs. Krauss, 407 South New
Jersey street. Miss Oma Waddell and Orion
Jones being the favored ones Refreshments
were served at late hour. Notice will be
given as to where they will next meet.
Mrs 3. g. Carey Mrs Otto Hasselman, Mrs.
Louisa Crist and Mrs. A. L. Wright led the con-
versation at the meeting Of the W. F. NJ. S. So
ciety Of the Meridian M. e. Church, held at the
residence of Mrs. V. T. Malott, last week. Mrs
A. Spruance read . paper on Contributions of
Missions to Science" Tea was served during
the session.
The Parlor Social Club was entertained on
Friday evening by the Misses Nellie and Sue
Cook, at their new residence at the corner Of
Washington and Pine streets. The usual pleas
ures were INDUCED in until late hour. The
next meeting Of the club will be at the residence
Of the Misses Bruce. No. 80 North Arsenal ave.
nue. on Wednesday, Dec. It,
The social of the St Paul's Guild was given
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. David Macy,
on North Delaware street. The event was most
connivial. A programme Of music and recitation
was given by Mrs. Enrique Miller, Miss Emily
Bingham, Miss Fife McOuat and Mr.. a. G.
Levi. Dancing was enjoyed until late hour
The refreshments served were elegant.
At the ladies' missionary meeting which met
at Mrs Coughlin's residence last week, very
interesting letter was read from Rev. McNiece,
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Salt
Lake City, pertaining to the Mormon question.
Mrs. Charles Kregelo also read an able article on
the home life in Salt Lake. and gave an account
Of the woman's anti-polygamy movement there
''Mikado" Club on Wednesday, at her residence.
Among the young people present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bohn, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Holt, Misses
Grayson. johnson, Franklin, Cotter, Fleming.
Thompson Krause, Kreitcner, Myers, Uhl, and
Messrs. Reagan, Bissell, Gerhart Fleming, Sill
ynp dvorp lnhr Rono ov,<n
Jones and Woerner.
After Mrs. David Braden's reception on
Wednesday she was given surprise party by a
number OF her more intimate friends, who,
armed with refreshments and favors. COM
meuced at once upon q most enjoyable evening
Of progressive euchre. The invaders comprised
Major and Mrs. Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. N. S.
Byram, Mr.: and Mrs. J. N. Rogers, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Grubb Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Fox,
Miss Schiller and Mr.. Jno. Gordon.
Mrs. Wallick assisted by her three daughters,
Misses Kate Mamie and Adele, entertained the
Diamond Club on Friday night. Dancing was
enjoyed during the evening. The party was
given in honor of Miss Minnie Marten, of Potts
vile. Among those present were Miss Lizzie
Walker, Miss May Blake, Miss Nellie Willard
Miss Edith Fountain. Miss Josie Keifer. Messrs
Charles Mayer. Haugh, George Lilly, James
Lilly. Frank Stalnaker, Hiram Brown, Walter
0. Williams and others.
friends on Friday afternoon by Mrs Frank
Ritzinger and Mrs. Harold Hibben. Those
present were Mesdames A. d. Lynch, j. N.
Rogers, John M Shaw, NJ. NJ. Lands, w. j.
Mckee, A. M. Robertson. c. L. Holstein, B. K
Elliott, A. B. Gates, David Swain, Fred Heron,
Geo. West, Chas. Lilly. j. R. Carnahan, r. R.
Parker and Misses Minnie Gates, Genevieve
Elliott Belle Ford, Nellie Mckinney, Biggs, Ida
Lilly, and host of others
Miss Mary Elders ''tea,n on Thursday after
noon, was in the best possible taste. The re-
freshments, consisting of tea and waters, were
of rose at each plate. She was assisted in dis
pensng the hospitality of the occasion by Miss
Mcmillan of Detroit, Miss Erly of Baltimore,
Mrs. William Elder, Miss Daisy CASTOR and Miss
Katherine Lewis. Among those present were;
Miss Sharp, Miss Mansur Miss Hughes, Miss
Beatty, Miss Wilson, Miss Homer. Miss Chandler,
Mrs. j. r. Mckee, Mrs. Ed Schurmann and Mrs
Bates.
With the eEgagement of LiepG. r. M. G..
Brown, United States navy, to Miss Kate Davis,
daughter of ex-senator Davis of West Virginia,
comes the the announcement of several other
prospective weddings-that OF Miss Carrie
Bradlaugh to Mr.. Jack Howe, OF Newport,
KY; Miss ellis and Mr.. Charles Ennis;
Miss Craig to well-known gentleman of
Charlottesville, Ind: Mr.. Charles Weigle, for
merly of Indianapolis, but now of Washington.
d. c., to belle of that city, and Mr.. Philip Igoe
that these marriages will take place from Christ
mas on to the 1st of February.
Mr.. and Mrs Hervey Bates, jr, received on
Friday evening from till TO- They were assist
ed by Miss Wilson, Of Washington. and Miss
Chandler, of Milwaukee. The reception was one
Of the largest of the season. Among those pres
emit were: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Talbot, Mr.. and
Mrs. William L. Elder. Mr.. and Mrs
Will Reed, Mr. and Mrs. James T. Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Mckee. Mrs. Harry Wilson,
Misses Farquhar, Baldwin, Syfers, Lewis, Ma
lott, Shipp, Claypool, Steele, Gates. Butler,
Mansur. Elder Morrison, the Misses Holiday.
Ayres. Vaien, Beatty. Wright. Spann. and
Messrs Sharpe. Brown, Fletcher, Morris, Wul-
sin, Mansur, Will and Elliott Hord. and Henry
Fraser.
One of the most charming and novel evening
parties of the season the Mikado progressive
euchre party given by Mrs Edward c. Egan, on
Thursday. The card parlors were exquisitely
and deliberately decorated with japanese brie-a
brac and curios, interspersed with flowers and
plants. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank