The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-22

wearner, Mr. Charles Wearner, Fred Bissell
and q number OF others An enjoyable evening
was spent. Cream and cake were served at IL
o'clock, and the social dsbanded at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Marsh and Miss Mamie Denny en-
tertained a few friends at progressive euchre
at their residence on North Delaware street. on
Friday evening Among those present were
Mrs. c. H. Hanford, Mrs. Cox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ogan, Mr.. Defrees, Mr.. Brink and others. The
favors were choice china bread and milk set
won by Mrs. Ogan, and a brass cigar ash holder
in form OF face in the moon, which Mr. Brink
secured.
Washington POST Mrs Hendricks and the
ladies of the Cabinet families were again at
home to callers yesterday afternoon. In spite
of Mr. Wiggins's uncomfortable prophecies, the
sun smiled on the occasion Mrs. Hendricks
received in the main parlor at Wizards, and
her afternoon at home, although considered in
formal during these lenten weeks, took quite
the character of a levee by the crowds in at
tendance.
The English Lutheran Church congregation
gave social at the residence of Mr.. Joseph
Staubs last week, with more than it's usual sue
cess. A fine programme was presented. Miss
Genevieve Elliott gave two reeitations. Miss Net
tie Dietrichs rendered piano solo, Miss Anna
Staub and DR.. Hoover were heard in vocal
duet DR.. Buchanan also contributed an in
strumental solo.
The Y. p. G. T. u gave reception and social
on Tuesday evening, at their new rooms on
North Pennsylvania street, which proved de-
lightful affair. Miss Robinson contributed reci
tation. Miss Scylla and Miss Suffern rendered
instrumental solos, and Rev. E. A. Bradley read
most interesting paper upon "Donts and
Dos" After the programme refreshments
were served and the remainder of the evening
was passed in Social conversation. These re-
ceptions are to be given every other Tuesday in
each month.
The German Progressive Euchrc Club met at
Miss Linda Grays home, Friday evening, and
was most Hospitality entertained by that young
lady. Lille Butler, and Linda Gray, and Ted
Byfeld, and AL Tousey wen the prizes, which
blue vases, for the ladies. and a walk
ing cane and meerschaum cigar
holder for the gentlemen. Those present
were: The Misses Vajen,. Butler, Coffin,
han, Robinson, and Baldwin. TIE gentlemen
present We're: Messrs. Eden, Wood, Tapking,
Foster, lied" Byfield, Charlie Byfeld, Dietrich,
Murphy, Will Stlz, Lawrence Shuler and
Hod Murphy.
A pink tea" was given with success by the
ladies OF the n. e. Church in Greenfield on Fri
day evening. Among those who were most ener-
getic in assisting were Mesdames DR.. Howard,
DIR. Martin, Tyner, Jones' Royer Swope, Cook,
Stoner, Dalrymple, Hammel; Misses Mamie
Walker. Alma Martin, Nellie Thayer, Pima Ed
wards Ella Bougette, Alice Scott, Emma Scott,
and Messrs. Frank Hammel, Geo. Hammel, Asa
New. Eugene Royer John w. Jones' James l..
Smith, Manyille Gaut and James w. Wilson.
Miss Gertie Sproule and Miss Walling of In
dianapolis, rendered valuable assistance in a
musical way, did the Quintet Club of that city.
Miss Gertie Sproule, who is teaching large
music class in that city, sang several selections
in good taste.
The progressive euchre party given by Mrs.
Judge Black to her guests the Misses Turner,
at her residence on Pennsylvania street. on
Wednesday evening, was most recherche af-
fair Each guest was given blank calling card,
on which an account of the game was kept. In
stead of the usua! means of keeping tally,
small gold stars for the winners
and lead ones for the losers were
furnished. Whenever game was won a gold
star was pasted the card, whenever lost. a
lead one. The favors were O basket of beautiful
flowers and paper cutter of handsome design.
During the evening the Misses Turner rendered
musical selections. Refreshments were served
in elegant style Among those present were
Misses Kate Lewis Compton, May Sripp, Annie
Holiday, Nora Farquhar, Annie Farquhar,
Annie Mckenzie, Hautie Harrington, Carrie
Hendricks, Anna Wright, and Messrs. John
Walker, J. S. Gordon, Horace Speed Mr.. Blan-
ton and Mr.. Steele.