The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-30
her sister Mrs Fred Appel, is a very beautiful
and highly cultured Young lady

entertained by that lady on Monday afternoon
in celebration of her birthday anniversary.
Miss Ella Nave, of Danville, and Mrs. Pet
Fisher were in company of friends who went
on the excursion, Tuesday to Niagara Falls.
Dr. Dunlap, who has been absent from the
city for some days In search of recreation, re-
turned home Friday evening, much refreshed.
Miss Maria Schofeld, prominent musician
and teacher of Martinsville, was in the city,
looking after music for the approaching season
Miss Agnes Fletcher gave delightful dinner
party to her friends Thursday. Outdoor
games constituted pleasant feature OF the occa-
sion.
E. A. Cook, proprietor of the Occidental Hotel.
returned from Waukesha yesterday with his
wife. whose illness has become an alarm to her
friends.
A pleasant part of ladies and gentlemen spent
very enjoyable time at the residence OF w m
Hass, five miles south of the city, on Wednesday
evening
Miss Laura Smith, of New Burlington o., is
visiting friends and relatives in this city, the
guest of Mrs J. w. Smith, No. 224 East New
York street
Mrs Anna Thorpe and little daughter, Marie,
who have been spending the summer with rea
tives here, will return to Vincennes early in
September.
Mr.. Harry Haugh and his sister, Miss Ida, and
Mr. Albert Fletcher returned last week from
Lake Manitou. where they have been spending
the summer.
Charles Breese, of Peoria. ILL.,, is in the city
en- route for New York city, where he expects to
engage in business with his brother-in-law,
George Marsden.
William Bosom the attorney, will be married
on Sept to a prominent society lady of the
North Side Elaborate preparations are being
made for the event
Mrs Sarah T. Bolton will be present at the
twenty first annual reunion of the Old Settlers
Historical Association at Oakland, Saturday,
Sept ), and read poem.
Harry Pierce and daughter have left for
Europe, to be gone some time. 1t is their inten-
ton to visit the principal places of historical
in terest before returning.
Mrs. L. r. Bramble, of Cincinnati, Mrs Major
Pope, Mrs. /: L. Bloomer and Mrs. M. e.
Conklin, of Indianapolis, spent Thursday with
Mrs. 0. V. Barnett at Franklin.
Mrs. Fred Appel accompanied by her sister,
Miss Horne, leaves tomorrow for Fort Wayne.
to be present at the marriage of Miss Rodgers,
a prominent society belle of that city.
DR.. T. B. Harvey entertained select circle of
professional friends Thursday evening, in honor
of Dr. Dawson, of Cincinnati No one knows
how to entertain better than the Doctor.
Mrs. c. F. Shearer, of Cincinnati, has returned
home after pleasant visit to her son. G. j. W.
Shearer Mrs. S. is accompanied on her return
by Mrs. A. o. Wright of SO Plum street.
wife, Mr.. T. P. Haughey and wife, Messrs.
Daniel Stewart and John Carey which left for
Tennessee short time since, has returned
Lincoln j. Carter who has been crcling among
his numerous friends in indianapolis, returned
to Chicago on Wednesday night to enter upon
the duties of an excellent theatrical enga cement.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Vinnedge to Mr..
Ford Woods will take place on the 10th of next
month. The prominence of the contracting
parties renders the event one ofnterestin society
circles
Miss Nora Dickey: whose sweet voice and
genial nature have made her favorite in Indian
annapolis society. is visiting in Maxinkuckee.
She will also spend few weeks in Richmond
before returning.
Mrs Short whose husband came to Indanap-
oils from Cleveland, few months ago, returned
yesterday from delightful trip to Toledo and
the lakes Indianapolis society has gained much
in the addition of cultured and talented
lady.
The Scottish Rite society will give no more
entertainments until they have procured an
entirely new set of scenery 1t is proposed to
| raise four or five hundred dollars for that pur
| pose, a large part of which has already been
| subscribed.
| Mrs. Gibson. of Lexington avenue entertained
| party of her friends Friday evening, who put
| In appearance without warning or prepare
| ton The hostess was we'll equal to the emer-
| gencv however, and the evening was passed
| pleasantly
| party of Tndianapolitans who recently
| returned from Keokuk Iowa, report that
the toast of the town is the beautiful Miss
Greta Hughes who graduated at the Kappes
Institute in this city, and has since visited Miss
Lulu Burt
| The young ladies of the r. A T. r. society
met Friday afternoon at the residence of Henry
SEVERN, on North Meridian street. Among those
present were Misses Bertha Drinks, Alice Barus,
| Lille Cooper, Lille Frenzel, Anna Tapking,
Lille Ludortf, Anna Lieber.
The numerous friends of Judge Norton were
| glad to meet him again after his European trip
| The Judge delighted with his vacation and
! the many pleasant and instructive features of
his tour. yet he is firm in the opinion that this
country is good enough for him.
| Gen. Dan Macauley, the genial gentleman and
ex.mayor of indianapolis, circling for few
hours among his old friends yesterday. He is
now proprietor OF the American House in Col
umbus, o., and will doubtless succeed if in gen
erosity, he doesn't board everyone free.
EARL Baker, son of the grain merchant, has
received an appointment to the Maryland Mill
| tary Academy. He reports for duty Sept.
16 Mr.: Baker is studious, intelligent and
energetic young man, whose well guided ambi
| ton Will doubtless lead him to high position.
| Mrs. E. 6. Thompson, of Houston Tex Mr.
| Frank W. T!pley, of ST. Joe, No. ard Mrs
| John Blish of Seymour, Ind. were entertained
last week by Mrs NJ. Sells Miss Lizzie Thomp.
son. of Edinburg, is visiting a few days with
Miss Sells, previous to her departure for Vassar
College.
Mrs. A. B. Cutler, accompanied by her son,
has returned from extended visit to her
mother, Mrs. E. *. Mills, who lives in New
Hampshire. The prime cause of her going when
she did was to be present at large family
gathering in celebration of her mothers seventy
| fifth anniversary.
A large party OF the Clio Club visited Mobiles
VILE on Friday, to Miss Mortland, one of
their former members. play the leading charac-
| Company; also. party of friends visited the
same place to Miss Carrie Gage appear in
Fate" performed by the same company.
| Col and Mrs. A. W. johnson entertained, in
| their USUAL charming manner, small party in
honor of their nieces, Misses Coleman, of Louis
vile, last Thursday evening. Among those
present were Mrs. A. B. Gates, Misses Kefer,