The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
All matters connected with this department shoul
be addressed to MRS. ROSE BAILEY, care of tn
Journal.

IAN matters connected with this department should
be addressed to Mrs ROSE BAILEY, of the
Journal.
Mrs W. @. Gresham has returned to Chicago.
J. c. Breckenridge. U. S. A., is at the Denison
House.
j. M. Newberger of LaPorte Ind, is at the
Denison.
Mrs John G. New will give a german on Tues
day evening, Dec g.
Miss Katie Elliott is the guest of Mrs Hurd
Neal of Richmond, Ind.
Fred Stinson, advance representative of Nine
Modjeska, is at the Denison.
Miss Bessie Beck will celebrate her eighteenth
birthday this evening with large party.
Cards are out for a reception By Mrs. NJ II.
Spades, on Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 9.
Mrs. Geo. Brecount entertained the Ladies'
Progressive Euchre Club yesterday afternoon.
Miss Lulu Burt entertained few friends at
tea last evening, followed by game of cards.
Miss Jennie Langie, of Pittsburg, Pa will be
the guest of Miss Mary Scott through the holt
days.
John B. Carson, general manager of the L.
n A q Z. railway, and Mrs Carson are at the
Denison
Mr.. and Mrs j. P Ship will give large
party for their daughter Miss May this evening
at their residence. on North Delaware street
Misses Buckley and Parsons and Messrs
Bailey. Ruff and Prescott who present at
the Landers Beall wedding, have returned to
their home in Washington
Miss Williams, of Terre Haute, who one
of the Senate clerks last winter, and a relative
of Senator Voorhees,, has been given place in
the pension Office in this city.
Governor Gray has formally accepted the
presidency of the board of directors of the Tri-
State Veterans Association for northern In
diana, to which he was recently elected
The wedding of Miss Eta Holdstock, of Ar.
drews. Ind, to Rev. J: E. Brown. of this city
occurred yesterday. They will receive their
friends this afternoon, from 2 to o'clock, at No
179 Bright street
The Misses Bosler, of Carlisle. Pa, two charm
ing young ladies who have been the guests of
Miss Jennie and Miss Carrie Cooper for several
weeks leave to day for Omaha, where they will
remain for short time before returning home.
The residence of Mrs. A. Kiefer. on North
Meridian street. was the scene of a pleasant
gathering yesterday afternoon from to 6. She
was assisted by her daughter in receiving. The
reception was attended by representatives from
the most prominent families in the city.
Mr.. Samuel Dezell leaves here to-day for ST.
Andrews Bay Fla, to look after property inter
ests there, after which he will visit his daugh-
ter Mrs. Col. D. G. Hughes, near Macon Ca
where ne will sojourn until some time in Febru
airy, 1856, when he will go to Rome, Ca, to
spend the remainder of the winter.
Inc alumni association OF Hanover College, at
its meeting last June selected Vice-president
Hendricks as alumni orator for the next com
mencement, with Charles l.. Holstein, ex- United
States district attorney, as alternate. Mr. Ho
stein has been notified that he will be expected
to perform the duty assigned to the late Vice
president
The reception given by Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ
Noe, at their residence, on West New York street.
last evening, was a most pleasant affair The
occasion was the celebration of the joint birth
day anniversary of their son. Fletcher NJ and
their friend William G. Smock. The parlors
were we'll filled during the receiving hours, from
Z to 10 o'clock, by many of the leading people in
the city.