The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-22

Society
Paul Fl. Kraus left for Chicago last night.
Miss Kate Gresham has returned to Chicago.
Miss Lizzie Todd has returned from visit to Paris
Ky.
Miss Clara Wolfe, of Madison, is visiting in the
city.
Miss Belle Gilman, of Boston, is wishing friends
here.
DR.. G. V. Wooden and wife sail for Europe in Jan
uary.
Judge Thomas F. Davidson. of Charlottesville, is in
the city.
Mrs. Louis Dessar will return from Cincinnati this
evening.
Miss Bessie Scott will spend Thanksgiving in Edin-
burg, Ind.
Mrs. P. Bergan has returned to her home, in Rich
mond Ind
Mr.. Will E. Ogan has arrived at home from Oak ota
and Minnesota.
Mrs. Corners was given pleasant surprise party
en- Friday night
j. T. Sample, postmaster at Lafayette was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. G. P. Wilder and daughter Mary will spend the
winter in Florida.
Mr.. Ed Gall. jr is president of the newly-reorgan-
lied Bon Ton Club.
Mis-. Mary Alvey will be united in marriage to D. O.
G. Pfaff on Nov. IS.
Mr.. John B. Glover and wife viii take up their resi-
dence in Urbana, Ill.
Miss Mary Corbary, of Dayton O., will visit here
Mrs. d. @. Branham will spend the winter in this
city with her children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pfaf have daughter at their
house, about week old.
Mr.. Glenn G. Howe manager of the Haughsville
iron works, is in Chicago.
Mrs Alfred Winder will visit friends in Muncie.
Ind, during the coming week.
The marriage of Miss Florence Eddy to Lieut.. E. A.
Burt u. S. A., viii occur Dec. 8.
Mr.. William Wesley Wollen has returned from a
visit to his daughter, in Madison
City Librarian W. DEM Hooper and wife have gone
to housekeeping on Home avenue.
Mrs. Palmer will spend THANKSGIVING with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rittenhouse.
Mr. III. S. Sanues, of New York city was in Indian
apos for a few days among friends
Mrs. J. K. Ryan has been making some very pretty
and useful trays in hammered brass.
Miss Mary Rardan is entertaining her friend, Mrs
Van Valkenburg, of Plymouth, Ind.
Mrs. A. j. Lee, of San Francisco, is visiting her
mother Mrs. s. Lee 487 Ash street.
Miss Josephine Gill gave a very pretty party to
some of her friends on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Carleton have returned from Wis
iting Mrs. Nunemacher, of New Albany.
Judge and Mrs. w. A. Woods entertained few
friends at dinner Wednesday evening.
The engagement is rumored of Mr.. Dan Brink, of
ST Louis, and Miss Eva johnson, of this city.
Mr. Nat Knefer of Louisville, KY, has been visit
ing his brother, Dan W. Knefer, the past week.
A number of DePauw University students were in
the city yesterday to attend the Barrett matinee.
1t s rumored that John H. Murphy will be selected
as lieutenant in the United States Marine corps.
Mr.. Henry SEVERN presented This daughter Miss
Laura, last week with s 200 Chickering piano.
Mrs. Mary Dickerson and her daughter Belle have
returned from visiting relatives and friends in Ohio
Mrs. John Sheerin, of Logansport has returned
home after pleasant visit among friends in this city
Mr.. r. L.. Klum of this city, was married on
Tuesday last to Miss Elsie Hennen, of Haughsville
Ky.
John Kay of Detroit Mich, is visiting DIR. T. ].
street.
Mr.. Frank Murphy gave a theater party on Friday
evening They attended Barretts performance at the
Grand.
The various staging societies are still practcing
with zest that will soon make their power felt in
this city,
Miss Alice Barnhart left for Chicago on last Mon.
day. intending to make that city her permanent
residence.
China is the native country of chrysanthemums
which now the craze for corsage bouquets and
decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge collars celebrated the eight
zenith anniversary OF their wedding by tea. Mon
day evening.
The ladies of st. Paus Cathedral are busy at work,
making beautiful comforts and selling them for
church funds.
Among The pleasant entertainments for the next
week will be the fancy party to be given by Miss
Lucy Holiday.
Mr.. Beall, of Washington, D. c., has presented his
fance Miss Mollie Landers, with exquisite pair of
diamond earrings.
The German will be entertained by Miss Minnie
Coffin on next Wednesday evening. Tho invitations
are very elaborate.
Cards are out for Mrs. Henry Coburn's receptions.
Nov 81 and %, in honor of her guest, Miss Belle
Gilman, of Boston.
Mrs. John III. Holiday win give rece ption from A.
to o'clock next Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Early, of Baltimore.
Mrs Carl Swggett gave card party last evening
Ia compliment to her friends Miss Hanna and Miss
The reception to be given by Mr. and Mrs. John J.
Cooper, next Tuesday, promises to be most fashion
able and elegant affair "a large number of Invitations
are out for the occasion.
Miss Stella Scott daughter of Horace Scot. &c
Louisville. KY is visiting the family of Col DOWNING
on North Meridian street.
The chocolatiere" to be given by the ladies of the
Ames NJ Il. Church. at Masonic Hall, Dec L prom
ises to be an entertaining affair
Mr.. Beall of Washington, d. c., to be married to
Miss landers on Dec. 1, with party of friends will
reach indianapolis next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Dill will soon go to housekeep-
ing in one of the residences being built on Yer
mont street by Mrs Dill's father.
The next meeting of the Bon Ton Dancing Climb
will be held at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.. Hau-
eisen, North Tennessee street
Miss Marion Webb. Miss Birdie Howell, Miss Eta
johnson and Miss Lizzie johnson are visiting Mrs c.
ID. Webb, OF North Meridian street.
The charity ball party from Madison and especially
the Misses Triton. Gorgas and Cravens won many
admirers by their grace and beauty
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Hit have taken the house of
Congressman Bynum for the winter Mr. Bvnun
win leave for Washington this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Breckenridge, of Fort Wayne.
who are visiting here, given delightful dinner
on Tuesday evening, by Mrs. Werner Craft.
Miss Sarah Bright, who is attending Mrs Melon
ADS school, in Washington d. O.. will spend the
Christmas holidays with friends in Baltimore.
The Sixteen Euchre Club was entertained Friday
seeming by Mrs. Ben Holland Of North Illinois street.