The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-08


erings and various other forms of entertainment
would be a commendable relief.
Society.
A fine gold wire is the latest fashion for shoe
fasteEings
Miss Kate G. Figgatt. of Richmond, is at the
Bates House.
Mrs, Henry S. Lane returned to her home in
Charlottesville last week
Miss Josie Grifiths suffered relapse on Fri
day, and is again very i'll.
Mrs. Joseph Vinnedge is i'll at her residence,
on North Delaware street.
Mrs. Ida Gray Scott is preparing for visit to
the New Orleans exposition.
Mr. Willard Short returned from trip to
Philadelphia, Pa, last week.
Representative Becks wife is spending the
legislative session in the city.
Mrs. Frank Gates has returned from her visit
TO Mrs. Caldwell. in Lafayette.
Mrs Hilligass and daughters have gone to
Rushville for visit Of week.
Miss Blanche Dickey leaves tomorrow for a
visit to friends at Purdue University.
The wife of Senator Sellars is spending the
winter with her husband at the Grand.
Mrs. R. c. Dain will leave very soon to spend
tIO FcEldtuueF OI IHS WIHC6T III w washington.
Mr. George Elder and prominent young lady
Of the North Side will be married at an early
date.
Mr. and Mrs. A. VI. Bushnell visited the aunt
of Mrs Bushnell, Miss Nash, in Lafayette, last
week,
Miss Sallie Manson, daughter of General Man
son, OF Charlottesville, is visiting at the Grand
Hotel.
Miss Lille Quenius, of Texas, is visiting Mrs
street
Misses Lille and Fannie Matthews have re-
turned from two weeks visit to friends in
Greeneastle.
Miss Mamie Sappington returned to her home
in Madison. Ind, Saturday, after a delightful
visit in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Sparks. of jefferson
vile, will visit Senator and Mrs. Mcclure during
the coming week
Mrs j. w Julian left for visit to Cleveland.
o., on last Thursday evening. She will be alb
sent about week.
Miss Jennie Nesbett, who has been the guest
of Miss Annie Holiday, returned to her home in
Evansville yesterday.
Madame Sweeney left, Friday evening, for a
visit to Dayton. 1t is hoped her health will be
fully restored when she returns.
The 'high tea" given by Miss Celia Mansur
last Thursday afternoon is spoken of as having
been very elegant in all its appointments
Mrs A. r, McAlpin gave delightful tea last
Tuesday evening to party of friends, at her
residence, No 803 East Washington street
Mrs ]. B. Hosford, correspondent of one of
the Dallas, Tex, papers. was a guest Of Mrs.
Solomon Claypool, on North Illinois street, last
week.
Mr.. Will Miller has just returned from few
days visit to the worlds fair. He reports some
snow and decidedly cold weather for the balmy
South.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Holman. who accompa
MED Vice -president-elect and Mrs. Hendricks to
the New Orleans exposition, are expected home
next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney of Richmond Va, and
Chas. Mayors of Washington, Ind. were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. K. " Cook, several days
of last week.
Mrs William Z. English is at present visiting
relatives in Boston, Mass She will Join her
husband in Washington, in time for the inaugu-
raj ceremonies.
Miss Alice Brown. who plays the part of
''Corinne" in Lotta's play of 'sNltouche is from
fine family in the East, and is graduate of
Vassar College.
Invitations will be out this week for the first
bali of Indianapolis Division No. /, Uniformed
Rank Knights of Honor. 1t will be at Lyra Hall
on the oath inst.
The wives of Senator Mccullough of Prince
ton. and Representative Hayden of FIT Wayne.
are spending the winter with their husbands at
the Bates House.
Mrs Taylor Fenton of North Tennessee
street, gave delightful ladies' progressive
euchre party last Friday afternoon The favors
were very handsome.
Mrs. Lilly Bandy and little daughter of Dan
vile, Ills, will spend part of the winter with
Mrs. Bandys parents Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Cook,
at the Occidental Hotel
Miss Carrie Fishback viii be married to Mr.
Harry Milligan at high nom, Saturday next.
It will be the thirtieth anniversary OF the we'd
ding of Mr. and Mrs Fishback.
The Society Guild of ST. Paurs Cathedral will
give reception at the residence of Mrs. w. III.
Morrison, No. 70 Circle street on next Thursday
evening Refreshments will be served.
Miss Emma Richmond, of Fletcher avenue
gave progressive euchre party Friday evening.
Mrs Wigs and Mr.. Ross Bookwalter received
the fayors which were unique and handsome.
Mrs Senator Mcclure and her son. DR.. Jesse
Mcclure of Jefersonville. left this city, ON Fri
day afternoon. for Frankfort, Ind where they
viii visit relatives. They will return to morrow
noon.
Mr. Adolph Erdman, of Pittsburg. and Miss
Clara Solomon of this city, will be married to-
night Several hundred invitations are out for
the wedding which promises to be brilliant
affair.
charming hop was given at the Bates House,
last Friday evening, in which nearly all the
guests participated These hops occur often.
and are very enjoyable. They begin promptly
at 8, and end at Il
The annual masquerade of the Lyra Society
will take place on next Thursday evening at Lyra
HALL The committee on arrangements COM
prises the well-known names oe Charles Krauss.
Adolph Wocher and Henry Kothe Reception
sommittee- George Kothe, Charles Foster, A.