The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17


ice Smith ard wife. OF North Vernon. were the
| the past week.
Mrs. Florence NJ Atkinson returned home yes
terdey morning alter a two weeks visit to the Sew
| Orleans Exposition.
| The ladies OF the Fourth Presbyterian Church
vii give coffee at the residence OF George W
New Friday evening.
The alumni OF the High School will hold their
annual business nesting al High School Hall
next Friday evening
Marion Castle. No. $50 X. G r., meets hereafter
on eeea Monday evening at O'Clock instead OF
/ Thursday as heretofore
| Mrs Linn Atkinson and children O! Leesburzh
Fla. are the guests OF her father. Jonn w. Tnonp-
scDs OF Fletcher avenue.
| TIE ladies OF the Fifth Presbyterian Church
| gave a social al the residence OF g. Thompson
! l2e West Vermont street. Friday evening.
Mrs.. F. ADAMS and Mrs. J. NJ. Love, OF Cham
paigp. III mother and sister OF Mrs. W. Bert VIII.
son are visiting the latter on Illinois street.
Mrs. Scott Osborne and mother Mrs, s. P. CARL,
left Thursday morning for Cincinnati, where they
will spend week among friends and relatives.
| gave a er chre party Wednesday evening Miss
sage took the first and Mr.. Krelder the second
prize.
Mis- stella Stout, Frankfort musician, who
spent few days of last week with friends on Park
avenue, has returned 10 her future home in Rich
nond.
Colonel J. B. Maynard left for Chicago yesterday
10 participate in grand demonstration In inst
city today by the brotherhood OF Locomotive
/ FireBen.
TIE Young Lsdies Aid Society of Fletcher
Place Church will meet AZ the residence of J. A.
| Murphy, No Us East South street, Wednesday
evening.
Mrs cSntbis A. Smith. OF Southport. who spent
the last winter with relatives and friends AZ hsr
Ole Kentucky home, has recently returned with
| health much improved.
Mrs. ia. welshan and Mrs. J. y. Stern ara VS.
ling their sister, MIS- j. Jones. of North West
street and will remain until after the marriage of
her daughter, Matte Hurd.
Rev. e. A. Bradley lett for Greencastle Thurs.
day with thirty one members of the choir to as
sst in the entertainment In connection with the
knights Iemplar gathering
! Quite number OF the members OF the District
/ Church OF this city attended meeting OF the So
| ciety al Franklin on Tuesday.
| We are happy 10 learn that Mrs. S. H. Thomas
OF 465 North sast street. who has been dangerously
| SICK with iDfammstory rheumatism for the past
| six weeks, Il slowly recovering.
Miss annie Barber will be married to viii
Puzzle: OF Toronto Canada, next wednesday eve
ming. Dir. Puzzle Is the welI-inown comet player,
mo lived in tiis city some years ago.
Atthe womsns Club. on Friday night Mrs
| Coinella Goe WIZ read paper on The Amase-
ms nj tf the People Cd the Court" Mrs. Il 5. Dor
sey, on Zone OF the Lest OF El:ziceth's Knights"
Ms George Eolierman returned home last
| week from Two months visit TO her parents in
there, but thinks Indian polls is good place 10
| i've
Rev. J. P. Jeackes. o. 81. Pauls Cathedral. In
Y
| ctns1cR Day services az his church Thursday
morning, which invitation was accepted by large
/ lumber of the order.
The Emmett Guards have ordered new uniforms
and under the drilling OF Captain kelener will be-
come OF the leading uniform ranks of the city
| before the summer is ended. They will give an
| txcuTsion TO Madison the second sunday In June.
Invitations have been received by a large nun
| Der of our well known society people for the
| opening ball in the new Mus.c Hall at franklin
prCmiscs 10 be the most elegant ever given there
c. N. Wilson, formerly Assistant General Agent
| for the National Guarantee Life Insurance Com.
yesterday in order TO accept the position offered
bin by the New York Trust Company as Spscial
Agent Tor the State.
| Julius Frede.ichs ore OF the six survivors OF
the Greedy expedition. cave On las Friday after
noo2 very interesting and instructive account
OF his life ia the arctic regions TO the pupils OF
/ the higher grades Of Public school No. Ia. The
| lecturer Used one OF Greely's maps an object of
| great interest to the children.
| meeting OF the Woman's Missionary Societies,
street church on last Wednesday evening The
meeting was one OF great interest and large
were appointed. and Mrs T. p. Haughey Presi-
deni, Iead an address which was listened 10 very
! attentively
Miss Anna wsring. of Thorntcwn, Boone COUNTY
took place Tuesday. The bridal party returned 10
this City after the ceremony and were entertained
AZ the residence OF the sroom's uncle, II. c. Allen.
/ OF s4 North Alabama street. They left on the
midnight train the same evening for their home
/ in Kansas.
married Wednesday afternoon. the former to Miss
Lille oHara and the latter TO Miss Kate iiars,
slsterr, who live IT Laurel, Franklin equity. Toe
| wocouples will then lake shor trip alter which
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitehsrd will be at home at 1,Oi0
North Mississippi street, aud Mr.. and Mrs. Stou. at
| 49, Ash street.
club OF young ladies' composed of Misses
Blaze. Grayson. Holmes, Foltz knight, WHIT
| comb, Fendleten, Ohr. Tousey, Mckinney. Pierce
q mr.
| been organized TO entertain the young gentlemen
OF their particular circle; Their first enaertain-
I ment took place Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence OF Miss Holmes. "a West North street.
The entertainment given by Washington Lodge
NO. ia wednesday evening is worthy OF mention.
Miss Nettie Johnson sang well as she always does.
she IS a great favorite in musical circles Lorene
Carssnan shows unusual talent as an elocutonist,
her rendition OF Liberty Bell' showing practice
and CAREFUL study. Little Paul Winnings rectei
Pussy Cats" unusually well for one OF his years.
The Misses Anna and Clara B. Kahn, daughters
oil Levi Kahn. a former well-known citizen OF
castle. the former TO Lee r Kahn, OF Brazil, and
the latter 10 Morris Weller, of Falkland Iat
lis. Cincinnati Louisville and othe, points. the
Ceremony being held at the oDers.house to &C.
eolnDodste the crowd. Rabbi Messing, OF this
! city, oficiated.-Minute. Wednesday.
The many friends and admirers of Miss Anna
LUZ, the talented young elocutonis., will tender
htrs benefit al Pfsilin's Music Hall, Tuesday
evening. May &c for her valuable services rendered
atso any cnurcl concerts and lodge entertain-
ments fer the pas six years Miss Lutz is a dill
gent student aod Is deserving OF large audience.
We hope Der friends will fill the hall on this occa-
sion y splendid programme has been prepared
! consisting OF the best talent in the city.
Nssss Alice Goodwin aud Mary Worth very dc.
hghuully entertained number OF their friends
! Win euehre on Wednesday evening OF last week
Am6 ng those who were present we re Misses Min
ME -toddard. Jessie Bigcow, Maggie Wesklsy,
ABB e Patterson. Sadie sage and Amelia Platter
and Messrs o. ID. Weaver, A. J.. Willard, G. J
Macy, F T. Bissel. r. ID, Richards T. G. Kreider
A. Metesfand i. 4. Afford MI Sage and Mr..
kreideI were the recipients OF tn, honors OF the
| occasion -
- ne third series OF Games were played by the c..
81 l.. and +. Railwsy Progressive Euchre party Al
the residence of EDWARD Dunmyer 200 East OIL,
street. Wednesday evening. The following gan
lIemen were present: Messrs. kirlin, jenkins.
ww .l,, Maxwell, Watson. sligar. scawe =.
BillnRsley. Davis. Dunmyer. Hartmsn1 aud
Eocenoerger. The first prize was clrried OF by
George Watson. and the leather medal was easily
won by Z. l.. Rodenberger. Having enjoyed a
pleasant evening the club adjourned to NEE.
again at some future period.
On Friday evening ST. Marys Guild OF Grace
r>.aeof 49, II