The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-25

Mrs. E. F. Hodges gives luncheon to day, in
honor of Mrs Belle Wright Gilman, of Boston.
The Enterprise Dancing Association give
masquerade, at Lyra Hail. on Thanksgiving
night.
Mrs. George T. David will give luncheon, on
Friday evening" at her residence on Christian
avenue.
The Flower Mission regular meeting was held
at Plymouth Church at 1:30 o'clock yesterday
afternoon
Mr.. John Geiger leaves to night for Columbus
Ind, to remain over Thanksgiving with friends
in that city.
Mrs. George West receives her friends, this
afternoon, from till o'clock, at her home on
Park avenue.
The reading room of the South Baptist Church
was formally opened on Monday night with ap-
propriate exercises.
Mrs. John H. Holiday received her friends
last evening from to O'Clock, in honor of Miss
Early, of Baltimore.
Mrs Annie Law left yesterday morning for a
visit of a week to her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
johnson, at Plainfeld.
The Queen Esther Chapter No. 8, o. E. S.,
give reception at Gresh's Hall to night Dane
ing will be enjoyed from $50 till l o'clock.
Miss Pearl Kaufman, charming young lady
of Kokomo, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Fannie Barth, of North Mississippi street
Mrs. Dexter, of Ohio street, entertained few
Barnett Of Oxford, O., who is visiting her.
Rev. Joseph Harrington will talk to the Law
renceburg people on Thanksgiving day. he being
the first Methodist preacher stationed there
John Kay, at one time considered one of our
most expert jewelers., is in the city representing
the Detroit jewery firm of Roenm & Wright.
Miss Lucy Brooks will be married to-day, to
Mr.. James Shearer of Terre Haute. The cere-
mony will be performed at the Corinthian Bap-
tist Church, this city.
Miss Mary Applegate will give pink tea, this
afternoon from 3 until o'clock. Those attend:
ing will conform, as nearly as possible, to the
rule of wearing pink attire.
Mrs. Levenia Smith, the aged mother of Mrs
Hattie A. Prunk, will receive her friends on
Thanksgiving day. afternoon and evening" at
her residence, 1863 West New York street.
The pupils of the Indiana Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb will give exhibition on the
evening of Thanksgiving day, for which cards of
invitation have been issued by Superintendent
Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Noe have issued cards to
a reception to be given in honor of their friend
William G. Smock, and their son, Fletcher M
Noe Thursday evening" Dec g. from 7:30 until
10 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Haneon will celebrate the
tenth anniversary of their wedding by pro-
gressive euchre party at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Stout On North Meridian street,
this evening
F. w. Lamberton, of Mansfield, O., who is in
service on the Decline, was married last even
ing to Miss Katie Garstang. The wedding cere-
mony took place at the residence of Master Me-
chanic Garstang 145 Bellefontaine street Mr..
Garstang and wife entertained the bridal party
and their friends in very pleasing manner.
The bride was the recipient of number of ele-
CANT presents.
A number of children of the kindergartens
| north assembled at the residence OF Professor
Roberts, No. 245 North 2 Pennsylvania street, yes
terday afternoon, each child taking a pound of
apples, CAKE raisins, nuts or candy, as they
chose, to be given to the children of the South
side Free Kindergarten, under the direction of
| Mrs. George Fleming, for their Thanksgiving,
which is to be had to-day. The pound party was
under the immediate care of Misses Margaret
Roberts, Anna Stanton and Carrie Fleming
ENat S. briggs and Winfield S. Lynn have
| bought the drugs store of Edward Aughin baugh,
in Martindale's Block. Twenty three years ago
Messrs. briggs and Lynn entered Robert Brown
| lngs drug store as apprentices. Beginning with
| the rudimentary branches, botting castor oil
| and essence of peppermint, they came out at the
| top, and are recognized as having no superiors
| as thorough and reliable pharmacists All who
| know them will extend to them hearty good
wishes for their success in their enterprise.
| The donation reception of the lady managers
| of the Orphans Home. yesterday afternoon, at
| the When store, proved most satisfactory. At
| o'clock $175 had been received. besides numer-
Gus donations in the shape of clothing and pro-
visions The Candy Kitchen contributed large
box of fresh candy for the orphans; ALSO box
| to the ladies of the meeting Mr. Sullivan, the
| poultry dealer. furnished turkeys for the
orphans THANKSGIVING dinner, gratis The ladies
| of this organization are doing great work by
| their energetic management.
Thanksgiving day will be high old time at
! the Reform School near Plainield. Beginning
| at 730 with a foot ball tournament, special ex-
| ercises will be carried on throughout the day and
evening. Before dinner, in the chapel addresses
will be made by Governor Gray, Lieutenant
| governor Manson, Hon. George w Cooper and
| others. After dinner the new barn will be form
| ally opened, and in the evening there will be
musica! exercises, Rotations and addresses.
Miss Jessie Whitridge and the Snowdrift Quar-
tet will furnish the music. The boys will sing
1--WE may be happy yet, you bet"
Denver News: Mrs. L. O. Robinson, of In
| dianapolis, arrived III Denver by last nights
thunderbolt train, the Atchison. Topeka e.
| Santa Fe road. and will hold revival services at
| the Peoples Tabernacle this morning and even
| ing and on every evening of the week from now
| until about Christmas time Mrs. Robinson
arrives in Denver about week later than was
anticipated. She is very successful lady evan
| gelist, and her labors in Kansas City recently
| resulted in over three hundred conversions
Her meetings at the Tabernacle to-day will mark
her first public appearance in Denver.
The concert given at the residence of Mr.. and
| Mrs A. NJ Robertson, on North Meridian street,
last evening, for the benefit of Charity Kinder
| garten Children's Aid Society, was attended by
very large number of people The spacious
parlors and halls were we'll filled at an early
hour. The musical programme consisted of
some of the rarest gems of the great masters,
and were rendered with artistic skill that de,
| lighted the audience throughout The numbers
| given by Miss Adams, Mrs. Enrique Miller and
| Mr.. Levi were re-denanded, while several other
selections received with scarcely less enthu-
siasm. Mrs. Robertson requests those who hold
tickets funds collected for the cause to report
| to her Immediately. She expects the whole will
| aggregate about one hundred and twenty dollars.
The reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Cooper at their residence on North Pennsylvania
street. last night. was largely attended. Among
| the assemblage were noticeable many of the
| leading politicians of the State. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with ferns and trail
| ing vines. The mantels were banked with