The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
IAN matters connected with this department. should
be addressed to MRS. ROSE BAILEY. care of the
Journal

be addressed to MRS. ROSE BAILEY. care OF the
Journal
Mrs W. S. Lynn will spend the holidays at
Piqua, 0.
Mr.. and Mrs. John FL. Holiday will hold a re-
ception on Dec. 20.
Master Max Baker leaves to-day for visit to
his mother in Kansas.
masquerade party will be given by Miss
Graydon this evening.
Mr.. Aquilla Jones, ST., arrived from Washing
ton yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Frank Corron, an attorney of Greencastle,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Alex Race of Lafayette, was in the city,
yesterday, on law business
Miss Nellie Burkit will be married to Mr..
Fred w. Miller this evening
Josiah Gwin, editor and publisher of the New
Albany Public Press, is in the city.
Mrs. Brown, wife of Major Brown, of Califor-
MIA. is in the city visiting relatives.
Miss Kinsler will give Christmas party to.
night, at her residence, on Seventh street
Mrs Jane B. Lee will leave for Cleveland to-
night to spend the holidays with her sister, Mrs.
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beauchamp, with their two
daughters, of Upton, Ind, spent last night in
this city
Miss Cora Bunch, an accomplished young lady
OF Union City, is the guest of Mrs. May Gable,
of Pine street.
Mrs. James Lodge. Master Newell Lodge and
relatives in Chicago.
Wallace Bruce. the orator, was at the Bates,
yesterday. on his way to fill lecture engage
ment at Martinsvlle.
The marriage of Miss Jessie Whitrdge and
Mr. Daniel De Wolfe will take place tonight, at
the residence of the brides parents.
Mr. W. ~ Short returned yesterday from
visit to his late wifes grand parents Hon. John
A Davis and wife, at Logansport, Ind.
Miss Eva Campbell will be married, this even.
ing, to Mr.. John O. Copeland, at Grace Church.
The ceremony will take place at o'clock.
Sergeant William Knippenberg, of the Ken
lucky Military Institute, of Frankfort KY, is
visiting his friend, Mr.. John c. F. Gordon.
Simon Schmallholz, whose name has been
mentioned a candidate for county recorder,
denies the rumor. j. Coleman Wilson is
didate.
The niece of Mr. John Thomas. treasurer of
the rolling mill, arrived from Battle Creek,
Mich, yesterday, to spend the holidays with her
urcles family.
Mrs Dudde Mcguire Howe has an engage
ment in New York. commencing on the 9Th of
January. She will leave for that city the first
of the month.
At the german given by Miss Helen Baldwin,
last night, several new and intricate figures were
introduced. Miss Baldwin proved charming
uoSLeSS. ! no ldVOrS were exquisite CnrlStndS
souvenirs.
to night, to spend Christmas with his wife. She
will return to this city with him Saturday.
After New Years they contemplate going to
housekeeping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Miller celebrated the fifth
anniversary of .heir wedding last night at their
home on Bellefontaine street. They were
graduated by a large number of friends and re-
ceived numerous useful and pretty presents.
Miss None Houston, of Madison, Ind, we'll
known in the social circles of this city through
her former visits TO Judge Elliotts family, will
| be married, at her home on New Years eve to
Mr.. Harrison, of Chicago, the confidential
agent of Mr. Phil Armour.
There a brilliant representation of young
| society at the reception of Walter j. Cattle and
wife, at their elegant North Meridian street res
| idence. last evening. Invitations to the number
OF 100 had been sent to the favored sets. and
| through them was brought together the elegance,
youth and beauty of Indianapolis high social
| circles. Dancing and a luxurious supper
among the compliments of the evenings enjoy
ment.
| One of the most beautiful Of the charity works
| for Christmas has been done by Mrs. c. ID.
| Meigs. ST., and Mr.. Charles Mayer, the toy deal
err Mrs. Meigs has dressed eighty dolls seventy
| two of which have been given to her by Mr..
Ma er) for the BILE institutions of the CITY,
| Forty of this number will be given to the chill
| dren of the large Orphan Asylum thirty to the
German Orphan Asylum, and ten to the Home
| for the Friendless.
| The elegant residence of Major Richards pre-
sented most festive appearance last night, the
| occasion being birthday dancing party gwen to
his son, Master Hugh. The house was charm
| ngy decorated with Christmas holly, mistletoe
and flowers, but the fairest sight of all was the
lovely faces and swaying forms of the tiny beaux
and bellies. Harris Orchestra gave its sweetest
| music, while Professor Brenneke called the
numbers. The supper table, with
favors for each guest, was all
| that could have been desired If Santa Claus
himself had furnished the feast. Among the
| guests were the Misses Florence Krag Fannie
Root. Fannie Fugate Mary Sloane Mary Tay-
| lor, Mary Henry Mamie Ransdell, Lizzie Clay
| pool, Lulu Rhodes, Lucille Ballard Myla
Ritzinger, Annie Ritzinger, Hannah Irwin,
Edna Swain Henriette Mayo, Cammie
| Walker, Helen Krag, Lottie Wright,
| Stella Rodgers and Masters. Rennie Root, John
Fox Perie Detey, Howard Virgins Ed Gates.
| Rob McOuat. Fred Aver Walter Krag Page
Chapman. Lee Foster. Charlie Wright, Will
| Roads, Will Ransdell, Fred Wiley, Lewis
Reese Ed Kennedy, Malott Fletcher, Porter Nc
Comey, John Edmunds, Dwight Day.
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