The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-08


On the oath Indianapolis Division No. I. Uni.
form Rank knights OF honor, give their first ball
at Lyra Hall. The Grand Lodge will be in session
at that time, and no PAINS viii be spared 10 make
the occasion one OF the society events of The sea.
son.
Miss Jennie Gales entertained a number of her
friends az Der residence. 29s Indiana avenue.
OF Crawfordsville. and Professor debble OF this
citT. some very hne music. both vocal and inssrn
mental was had during the evening. The party
left at late hour well pleased With the evenings
Entertainment.
Last Saturday evening a merry sleighing party
from the northeast end went to Mr.. Fielding
BeeiePs. three miles south OF the city. The
party consisted of Miss Lizzie and Katie Hay,
Jessie Wiley. Nay Hubbard. Aggie Sells and Mis-
son. Coleman and Mr. Banick, OF Cincinnati.
pleasant time was had.
The reception given by Mrs. e. A Johnson. last
THURSDAY afternoon, was very elegant affair. The
guests were Mesdames Porter. sherman. Ayers,
spenn, Holiday. Rizinger, Rush, Reese. Alien,
Wright. Wiley, Black, Murphy, Sewsil, Coffin,
Nintca. H0lstein. hal0tt. Weisell. Claypoll. Dun
Adams and many Others
Charles Wilson entertained a party OF eighteen
Do me. on East oeos eia street Frank Pittmaa
,suitd of The 6st prize ana Freddie Gates wa
made tie happy recipient OF g hne jumping
evening Miss DoYte stokely gave some OF ner
choice selections Of instrumental music.
Mrs. ". II. Ripley gave a delightful little cof-
N. o.
honor OF her friend. Mrs. II. Lane. of Crswfords-
vile. Those present were Mrs Lane and her sis
Ter spd niece. Mrs Blair and Mrs. Taylor. Mrs.
ham, Mrs. Csdy, Mrs Charles JudsOn, Mrs. A. III.
Dooley, Mr.. franklin Landers, Mrs. Q. D. Meigs.
yf c ar M Mss s.s nmy s ana yua Melgs Oh k9m
D0llens end Miss Blanche Dollens.-Herald.
Mr.. and r.. Frank wiles celebrated their tin
wedding on Tuesday evening at their residence
80 North Illinois street.i n manner very enjoy
vited guests present. who after depOsiting their
bundles, made the house look more like a first
class tin-shop than anything else. Music and
dancing were the order of the evening. The bride
and groom entertained the party in their usual
elee8nt manner. making everybody fesl as happy
and young as themselves. May they live long, etc.
Mrs. Jennie Wilson and son entertained pleas
ing sDd select progressive eucnre party at their
home, 439 East Georgia street, last Wednesday
event z. Miss Dovie stokely, well known in
musical circles, rendered some excellent music
curing tie early part OF the evening, which added
much to the pleasure OF those present At 9
ing game OF progressive euchre, which resulted in
favor OF Mr. Frank Pittmsn and Mary kellogg az
Cook were winners at the first table The game
closed at 1880, when refreshments were served
Ill expressed themselves as being we'll pleased
and wife. Messrs. Pittman, Francis, Gates, Ferree
end Moore, and Misses Annabelia and Alice
Schley. Mamie and Stella Gates, Kellogg. Cook
and s:okeiy.
The Emerald Beneficial Association Branch No.
will give complimentary musical ana literary
end Pearl streets. tomorrow monday evening,
feoruarys. The following Is the programme:
AD''s' Rev. +. c. Ientz 1. A''SH
Messrs. Charles Lynn. John Mas, Charles
Render, Chris letter.
sweet the Angelus is Ringing" ........-...-Opertl
Miss Anna l.. Abromet.
Mr.. Hugo NJ. Hug. Accoupaniss.
Hecitauon-.-..- ..ceiected
Mr I Kallaher
Misses Katie Doyle and Alice Cullen.
Mr.. A. Smith.
Miss Mollie Ward.
kathleen Mavourneen" .................... Crouch
Mrs. w. C.. Lynn.
Eecitaton-"yennie Dunleith'' ..........Alice Cary
Mary W. Walker.
'A"o Miss Alice Cullen. ii''n 'siee''0n'
Vocal Solo-"Tbe Watcher .................Geb el
Miss Jessie Meek
Recitsuon-'ThTee Grains of Corn
Miss Edwards
Master Feibleman,
Piano so.o-"Come Back 70 Erin $780, ....... Clarlbsl
Miss Anna l.. Abromet.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
English Hotel: s. ]. Brash, Columbus L.
Bsiavin, connersviiie; ID. ID. Banta, franklin
Goshen, Ind; George W. Wilson and WIFE, Crsw-
tHordsyille; II. Pranciseo. Chicago: H. C. Myers.
stein, Chicago: NJ. A. fertich. shelbyvile: d. l..
Wilson. shelbyville: James II. Rhodes, Chicago.
Bates House: C.. johnston, Kalamazoo; Hon. 7.
Hanna, Greercastle; G. Daily, W. u. Bonnet, K.
Pinneli. Lebanon: J. f. Miller. worthington: A.
L. Wyeth. Terre Hsute: B. LevisoD, Jr.. john W.
Iillard. Geo. j. Babcocg. A. J.. Ellis. Jacob Cole
man. j. +. Harris. Martin Hipps, W. A. Lee, New
York. JOS Dickson. w. II. Patriach. ST. Louis: j
J. Lehman. L. " Buckmaster, F. 1. Krauth.
Louis shoies. II. Mather. E. r. Bacon. S. Long. c.
G. Lindsay, Chicago; G. NJ Muncks, Balti-
more; Max Dreifus- IL. Beewald, ]. G..
a. hall
Grand Hotel: ID. A. Willis. George l. Roberts @.
JEFF Roberts, New York; George Brown, Geith
Mitch ell. Boston; C. w. Booth, Chicago: Charles
iininger, Cleveland; John McGrath, Philadel-
phia; j. II. Russell. Jackson, Mieh.: J. C. T. Var
nell. Hutton, Pa; j. A. Smith, Baltimore Judge
w. W. Ward. New Jersey; John G. wingate, VIII
gate; c. III. Wardell. Chicago: G. III. Linton Keu-
ton, o.: F. L. Mercer. Hartford City; Harry l..
Taylor, 6reeDcastie.