The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-04

whore they will be given reception at the resi-
nence of the eroom's father. Mr. III. H. Cook, of
| Fletcher avenue.
| Miss Katie May Eden has returned homo
| from Kentucky, Cincinnati and Lawrenceburg,
after five weeks delightfully."- spent accompanied
by her cousin, Miss Lucy Bratts, of Kentucky.
Miss Fannie Benson of East South street,
who has spent the past year in Minneapolis, is
now in st. Louis. She will remain in St Louis
during the exposition and Yelled Prophets re-
turning home the last of the month.
Isaac Boomer, the attorney. and wife, cele-
brated their twentieth marriage anniversary
last evening, at their residence on North Penn
sylvania street. large number of friends
called to offer congratulations Among those
from abroad were Frank Worley and wife. of
Ellettsville, Ind, and G. K Reifsnider. OF St
Louis. Mo.
Misses Annie and Salie Holiday gave New
market party, on Friday evening. In honor OF
Miss Harbeek and her sister, Mrs. Latta. The
affair was very select and elegant. Among the
guests were Misses Mollie Landers. Celia Man
sur, Margaret Butler, May Shipp, Mamie Spann
and Mrs. Will Talbot; also Messrs Frank Bald
win, Harry Bennett Harry Henckle Robert
Martindae, Jesse Fletcher David Morris, Joseph
Mansur, Will Talbot, aud Mr.. Powers, Of Chi
cago, and Elliott Hood
A delightful progressive euchre party was
given on. Friday night at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. e. Hollenbeck, on West Michigan street
The players consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. S. L.
Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Curtis Mrs J. E.
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. John Browning, Mr. and
Mrs George Stout, Mrs. Stone, Mrs G.. 0. Com
stock, MIR. Frank Comstock, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hanson. The first prizes were won by Mr.
and Mrs. George Stout; while the 'booby" prizes
were borne away in triumph by Mrs John
Browning and Mr.. Frank Curtis.
A well-matured plan has been arranged by the
sons and daughters of the leading families of In
Ayora x11l5o -n~A twin
performance with the auxiliares of paint,
costumes, red light and other stage
paraphernalia complete 1t is for the laudable
purpose of raising funds for the Orphans Home,
and will doubtless attract an immense audience.
The management of the undertaking Is in the
competent hands of Miss Margaret Butler
Whether the entertainment will be given in the
spacious hall of DR.. Aliens residence or one of
the opera houses is, as yet, undetermined.
Mrs. DIR. Thompson gave party to number
of invited guests at her residence on Friday
evening, and, despite the ftful showers that
came and went all the afternoon and night the
attendance was large. The time pleasantly
spent in conversation, interspersed with instru-
mental music until 10 o'clock, when the company
sat down to elegantly prepared refreshments,
which were served In fine style. Among the
guests were DR.. T. H. Morgan and his aunt Mr..
T. A. Hendricks DIR. and Mrs. WOODBURY.; Mr.
and Mrs. S. r. Buel; Mr. and Mrs. George w.
New; Mrs. Fannie Patterson; Misses Alma Per-
kins and Wallace, of Tennessee
The grand charity ball will be given Nov. Is,
at English's Opera house. and every effort will
be exerted to eclipse all former occasions of the
same character. The affair will be in the
efficient hands of the Ladies' Flower Mission and
the Indianapolis Light Infantry which at
once ipsures large attendance and
a perfect management of all necessary details.
Over 100 of the first ladies of indianapolis, with
Mrs. George B. Wright as chairman. have
already given in their names as patronesses of
the entertainment. Henry Fraser has been
chosen as chairman of the committee on invita-
tons, and Walter Colt, of the Indianapolis Ma
tional Bank, as chairman Of committee on
music.