The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-27

oe auuiSsse0 10 Mrs. Rose BAILEY, care OF the
Journal
The Bon Ton L. NJ. gave party last night
Charles E. Brooks gave a dinner to few
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Martin spent yester-
day in Danville.
Miss Finch will entertain party of friends at
luncheon o-day.
Col. A. W. Johnson and wife entertained
dinner party yesterday.
Mrs. Charles l.. Holstein has returned from
snort visit to Dayton, 0.
Mrs. Joseph Schwabacher had number of
friends with her at dinner
Mrs. Mcneil, of Dublin, Ind, is visiting Mrs.
E. A. Parker, on West Twelfth street
Miss Bessie Beck will give party Dec a. in
| celebration of her eighteenth birthday.
1t is rumored that Prof. Ora Pearson and Miss
Emma Grooms will be married in March.
Miss Margaret Elder, of Purdue University,
spent yesterday in the city with relatives
Mr.. Thomas Arnold of Cincinnati, entertained
party of gentleman at Thanksgiving dinner.
Miss Mary Appegate will spend the winter
| IN Georgia, with Miss Garmony leaving next
month.
The Bon Ton will be entertained by Mr. Will
Harrison tonight. Harris orchestra will furnish
the music.
The friends of Dr. Anthony viii, be sorry to
learn that he has been seriously ill for the past
three weeks.
The marriage of Miss Eva Gunkel and Mr.
James Barnhill occurred at high noon, at Christ
Church, yesterday.
Judge Joseph c. Suit, of Frankfort, enter
| tanned George NJ. Payne and wife at dinner,
yesterday. at the Bates.
The reception announced for Mrs. George
West on yesterday. was but an informal dinner
party to three old friends.
A party was given last night at Columbus,
Ind, in honor Of Mr.. John Geiger, who spent
Thanksgiving in that city.
The marriage of Miss Jessie Cornelius to Mr.
Quincy A. Myers. of Logansport. is announced
to occur early in February.
Thanksgiving dinner party had been
ranged at the Bates for Vice-president Hen
drcks wife and few friends.
Little Miss Daisy Braley entertained the little
Misses Chickie Weber and Helen Case at din
| ner at the Occidental yesterday.
Hon. John ". Kern. who has been soiourn-
ing at Hot Springs, is on his way to Indianapo
lis IN response to the news of Governor Hen
drlckss death
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Patterson, of Cambridge
Mass. spent Yesterday in this city with friends.
They are on their way to California, to be absent
several months.
Rev. DR.. Fulton former rector of st. Paul's
Cathedral. will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs W.
j. Holiday, on North Meridian street, while in
the city next week.
Mr. and Mrs L. E. Palmer and Mr.. Chauncey
Palmer, OF Toledo, are guests of Mrs. Palmers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Rittenhouse
on North Pennsylvania street.
The managers of the Woman's Exchange will
give Novelty Tea" on Dec. H. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Robert Browning, on North Merid-
ian street. Invitations will be issued on Mon
day.
The neighborhood progressive euchre party
given by Mr.. and Mrs N. S. ByraTn, last night
was thoroughly enjoyable affair. The game
was played with spirit and the interest con-
tinued undated throughout the evening.
Mrs. j. W. Gordon gave dinner party, yes
terday, in honor of her sister, Mrs Will Whit
ney, of Chicago. After very delicious repast,
progressive euchre was the entertainment for
the afternoon, and the prizes were very hand
some.
Charles Shoemaker, of John c. Shoe
maker, has been appointed deputy surveyor of
Idaho, to his brotherin-law Mr.. Straughan The
pay is ST, 800. Mr.. Shoemaker is in i'll health
and goes in the hope of being benefited by the
climate.
Mr. W. N. Short gave dinner yesterday, in
| honor of his mother Mrs: Amanda Shook, who
is visiting him from Grand Rapids, Mich, and
his brother, who is also his guest, from To-
peka, Kan. Those present were Mr. and Mrs
W. G. Arp and Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Holt.
There was surprise at the Indiana Reform
School, at Plainfeld yesterday. On entering
the parlor Chaplain Blake was confronted with
his portrait in crayon, painted by Miss Maud
Charlton, daughter OF Superintendent Charlton.
1t is a perfect picture. 1twas incased in fine
gold frame, made expressly for it.
Mr.. Walker gave recherche dinner to few
Of his friends yesterday, at the Denison House.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Kum
Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Rittenhouse; Mr.. and Mrs
A. B. Walker, Miss Edna Rittenhouse Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. E. Palmer, and Mr. Chauncey Palmer
Toledo O., Mr.. Henry H. Walker, Mr.. Bertrand
A Walker
Mr.. and Mrs: John Bradshaw entertained
Thanksgiving dinner party yesterday, in honor
of Mr. and Mrs William L. Elder. The guests
included Mrs. Bradshaw, the mother of John
and James Bradshaw, Mr.. and Mrs. John E.
Eldep. Mr. and Mrs William Bradshaw. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bradshaw, Dr. and Mrs. Hussey
Misses Margaret and Mary Elder, and others.
Mr. and Mrs. John Atkinsons family held a
reunion yesterday, and it was remarkable
| gathering, for there were five generations repre-
sented Mr.. Atkinson's grandmother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Brown, Of Chiicothe; her daughter
Mrs. G. W. Cook, of Plymouth, Mass, and Mr.
| John Atkinson, jr. and infant After the din
ner the old-fashioned refreshments of cider,
| doughnuts, apples and nuts were served
| Mr. H. H. Walker gave family dinner party,
| yesterday, at the Denison All the appoint
mepts were complete, and the menu card very
! pretty. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
| Kun. Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Rittenhouse, Mr.
and Mrs. A. 3. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. Rit-
| tennouse, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Palmer and Mr..
| Chauncey Palmer, of Toledo. and Mr.. Bert
Walker.
| Rev. Ross G. Houghton. D. D., formerly pas
| tor of Roberts Park Church. has prepared four
lectures, namely John Chinaman at Home or
| a Glimpse of the Flowery Kingdom" Tent and
and woman and Her Work" Churches or
ministers who may desire one or more of these
lectures may communicate with Rev. Oliver
Burgess, Is Olive street, Cleveland, O., who is
also agent of d. H. Muller, ID. D.
| Mr.. George W. Burton, of Orleans. Neb., and
| Miss Alma Holman, until recently professor OF
modern languages in DePauw University, Green
castle, Ind, were privately married at noon yes
terdav, at the residence of the brides uncle Mr.