The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-31
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Louis.
Mr.. Louis Manheimer went to Chicago yes
terday.
Will Igleteart, Of Evansville, was in the city
yesterday.
DR.. E. Anthony has quite recovered from his
recent illness.
Mrs. Wickersham is the guest of her sister,
Mrs Brecount
Prof. J. B. Angel, of Ann Arbor College, is at
the Grand Hotel
Senator Morgan Il. Wier, of LaPorte, is at
the Bates House.
Miss Jennie Cooper left yesterday morning for
Parkersburg, w. Va.
Ex-Mayor George NJ. Roberts. of Lawrence
burg, is at the Bates House.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. M. Pattison gave large pro-
gressive euchre party last night
Mrs. A. NJ Meyers, of Washington, Ind, Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Cook
Mrs. Mort Langraf of North West street,
will give 6 o'clock tea on New Years night.
Dale J. Crittenberger, superintendent Of the
Madison county schools, is at the Grand Hotel.
Miss Mary Hanson and Miss Frances Bristol
are spending few days in Rushville with
friends
Mr.. W. H Baker returned from Louisville
KY. on Tuesday evening, and will start for ST.
Louis, Mo-, to night.
Senator Mcclure of Jacksonville. is in the
city, stopping at the Occidental He expects to
return home this evening.
Mrs. Edward Kistner will spend two weeks
after New Years, with her husbands mother
seven miles out of the city
The Sixteen" Euchre Club will meet on Fri
day night at the residence of Newt Harding, on
North Pennsylvania street
Rev. W. D. Gray, pastor of Mt Vernon-avenue
NJ E. Church, of Columbus. O., is visiting his
parents, Colonel and Mrs. S. F. Gray, No. AL
North Delaware street
Mr.. William Hughes has returned from his
eastern trip. He left his wife in Pittsburg with
her sister, Mrs. Lewis Haughey, where she will
remain for some time.
Professor E. r. Lewis, of Wabash College.
and Mrs Monroe Milford, of Attica were mar
ried last evening. Professor Lewis was at one
time resident of Indianapolis.
Mr. Charles Sherman and Mr.. Charles Myers
returned, yesterday. from Shelbyville, Ind,
where they were in attendance at a ball given by
the German Club of that place.
Bishop and Mrs Knickerbacker will pass New
Years day III Terre Haute with Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. Pettis who celebrate on that day the TWEEN
ty-ffth anniversary of their marriage.
Mr. Will Fletcher, who has been living in To
ledo, O., for year and half, will 60 Hamilton.
o., to manage the farm there known as Camp
bells Island, belonging to the estate of the late
Lewis D. Campbell
The Mennerchor Society gives New Years
ball at their rooms on East Washington street,
this evening. The attendance is strictly by invita-
ton. and, as entertainments given at this place of
amusement always are, will be select and highly
enjoyable.
Councilman Sheppard in quiet and unosten-
tatious way, gave an elegant supper to the five
members of the city press who have during the
past two years reported the proceedings Of the
Council. The supper was wholly unexpected,
but was none the less enjoyed on that account
The Denison House german will be given to-
la ia ant and hoof ,e,,1
decorations have been made. Over hundred
guests will participate in the festivities the
dances being led by Mr.. Harry Gordon and>Miss
Margaret Butler; Mr.. w. F. G. Calf and Miss
Helen Wright
The Christmas entertainment of the Fourth
Church passed off pleasantly and successfully A
programme of solos, Duets, choruses and a very
elaborate tableau of the seasons, by Mrs. Vic
tor Hendricks class, was enjoyed by full
house Santa Claus came down the chimney
with BELLS and q basket of candy and book
for every scholar. and bright cheer for all.
A social entertainment was given, last even
ing, by the Bon Ton Dancing Club, at Pfafflin's
Hall. 1t was the occasion for quite q large
gathering of the younger society people of the
city. of which this organization is composed
The latter part Of the evening was devoted to
dancing, under the direction of Professor Bren-
| necke. Those present were delighted with the
evening.
The wedding of Miss Beulah ingalls, to Elmer
l. thlIl1pS, OF New Castle, Ind, occurred last
night at Irvington, at the residence of tho
brides sister, Mrs. John Julian. The custom
airy bridesmaids were dispensed with. Two lit
tie girls. Miss Allie Hale and Miss Katie Thur
Der, of Cleveland, acted as ribbon bearers The
artistic home OF Mrs. Julian was lavishy Hecor-
ated with flowers and Christmas eyergreens.
The guests included number of the leading
people Of the city, and several from adjacent
towns.
The Lyra ball will take place tonight at the
society's hall on West Washington street. Dane
ing will continue until midnight when tableau
will be presented representing the Lyra greet
ing the New Year. In the rear center Of the
stage. on high pedestal, will stand Greek
maiden, impersonating the society; in front and
to the right will be Uncle SAM" back of this
guerite. Mephistophele and Faust-in front and
to the left will be the Dutch Michael, in the
rear of which will be band of Tyrolese; in the
front center the New Year will be represented
by Cupid. behind which will be an impersonation
of the Old Year
New Years Calls.
The following ladies have announced "open
house" for tomorrow. A full and complete list