The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-14

Mrs. Hervey Bates, on Friday evening was pro-
nounced a success by all present, and was heart
| lily enjoyed.
Mrs Abby Judson and daughter and Mrs.
Mary Voorhees, left on Monday night for New
York and West Point where they win remain
| the entire summer.
Mrs G. L. Hanford entertained euchre
| party last evening, in compliment to Mrs. Geo.
Lawrence, who has been her guest for several
| days, and whose home is Ia Illinois.
| Mr. Bernard Rogers, of Chicago and Mr..
| Nicolson, of Minneapolis, were in the city last
week to attend the bicycle races. They were
entertained by w. w. Herod and family.
| Mrs and Mrs. Geo. r. Sullivan, children and
nurse left yesterday to remain over Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Wulschner at their
beautiful "Glen Flora in Morgan county.
The latest subject for society chit-chat is the
gentleman in Coyington, KY, and that of Miss
Jessie Apologize to young Cincinnati gentle
| man.
The tea given by Miss Annie Holiday, to
her friend Miss Hanckle on Thursday evening,
was enjoyed by large number of guests, who
were charmed by the genial manners OF the
young hostess.
Mrs. Edward S. White, nee Minnie L. Tinney,
having returned from her bridal trip East,
stopped over one day with her parents on North
Meridian street The happy couple will reside
| In Lafayette.
The members of the Ladies' P. E. Club were
charmingly entertained by Mrs. Walter Cathie
| evening entertainment soon by Mrs. U. j. Ham
mond, assisted by several ladies.
Mrs Schleicher, accompanied by her daughter
Rosa, arrived from Stuttgardt, Germany, last
week, and will make their future home in this
country They have taken up their residence
with Mr.. Otto Schleicher on North Mississippi
street.
A number of pleasure seekers went to the
Charlottesville commencement, and greatly en-
joyed the proiuse hospitality, literary treats,
bright exhilaratng weather, lovely drives, walks,
calls talks and friendly gatherings of this ideal
| town of Charlottesville.
| Col. j. B. Maynard and daughter gave de-
| lghtful bridal dinner on Tuesday to Hon.
Eugene Debs and wife, nee Miss Kate Metzel,
who were married in Terre Haute on the morn
ing OF that day, and were passing through the
city route for the East
Mrs Scott Buffers home, on the corner OF
Home and Park avenues, was the scene Of a very
pleasant occasion on Wednesday evening, when
the house was filed with large number of
guests, who enjoyed the charm of Mrs Buffers
hospitality to the fullest extent
The wedding of Miss Conner, Of Franklin, to
Wednesday at Franklin. A large party of city
folks will 60 down to attend the nuptials
Among them are Mr. and Mrs. Will Carlin Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Carlin, Alex Stewart, George
Mills anu wire ana JOnn Uelger.
Rev. w. A. Holiday was the recipient of a
social gathering arranged by Mr.. and Mrs John
FL. Holiday, at their residence on Wednesday
evening. Rev. Haines and wife, Rev. Mcleod
and wife. Rev. Carrier, Colonel and Mrs. Ray
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Harrington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubbard, General and Mrs. Wright and others
were present.
A delightful tea was enjoyed at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs w. F. Mason on Monday even
ing. The assemblage was in honor Of Mrs
David Williams, of Cincinnati Among the
guests were Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Haughey Rev
Alabaster and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stewart
DIR. FL. g. Carey and vl1re, Mr.. and Mrs A D.
Lynch, Mrs. Simeon Carey and Mr.. and Mrs
Morrow.
Mr.. James Wilson, assisted by his sister. Miss
Mary Wilson, entertained the Euterpean Society
at their residence, 149 South New Jersey street,
on the evening of the 9th inst. After programme,
the designations of the following officers were
accepted: Harry Currens, E. B. Pugh, Bert
Wheadon, and those chosen were s. f. Taylor
Horace Ryan, Chas. Sedgewick add Lon Clary.
The society will meet at the residence OF Mr.
Kaylor on East South street, Tuesday, June %.
Mrs Geo. H. West rendered reception to
Mrs. Beebe OF Putin Bay last Thursday after
noon She was assisted by Mrs. Milt Lands
and Mrs. Albert S. White. The house was beau
tiully decorated with flowers, and dainty refresh
ments were served all afternoon. Among those
present were Mrs Emil Wulschner. Mrs ex-
Governor Porter, Mrs. Joseph E. Mcdonald
Mrs. r. E. May, of Montana, Mrs. E. G. Cor
nelius, Mrs. D. P. Erwin Mrs. Ad. Bradshaw,
Mrs. Chas Holstein, Mrs. Igoe and daughter,
Mrs. Bassett, Mrs. Simeon Carey, Mrs Austin f.
Brown, Miss Marguerite Morrison, Mrs John
Shaw. Mrs. A Hayes, Mrs. Fred Baggs, Mrs. Joe
Beck and others.
A most recherche dinner was given by Judge
Rand on Wednesday evening" at which his
daughter Mrs. James M. Winter, presided as
| hostess Hon. Joseph E. Mcdonald and wife,
Mrs Rayter of Chicapo Mr. and Mrs Gaoroa
G. Duy, Mr. and Mrs Ferd Winter, Mr. and
Mrs w. w. Herod, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Roache,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. collars,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryon K Elliott, Attorney general
| Hord and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Cass Byfeld, Mr.
William Wallace and Judges Mitchell, Niblack,
| Howk and Taylor composed the brilliant assem-
| blage, whose wit and repartee were enjoyed
| throughout the elaborate menu served.
| Miss Mary Ritznger entertained progressive
euchre party, on Wednesday afternoon, at her
| brothers residence on North Meridian street
| Mesdames Fred Fahnley, Clara Rossum and
| Mia Ritzinger were the fortunate winners of
| the prizes, which were of choice foreign china.
Among those who participated in the game were
| Overrnan, and Mrs. Mia Rtzinger and daugh-
| ters and Mesdames Gus Ritzinger, Ramsey,
| Julia Patton, SEVERN, Louis Holloweg, Charles
| Reese, Henry WetZel, Fred Rush, Kyse Fetch
| err Ed Raschig, " L. Malott, c. NJ. Walker and
others.
| One Oh Tue PretIeSt WeuulngS OF Inc season
| was that of Miss Josephus Gibbons and Mr.
Chas. Ruschaupt on Wednesday evening, at the
| residence of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs r.
| FL. Lowe on Fit. Wayne avenue. The house was
| beautifully decorated with ported plants and
| flowers The ceremony took place at exactly
s o'clock, Rev. Jno Blatzly officiating. The
| bride wore white embroidered null and dia-
| monds. She carried a large bouquet of Marechal
| Neil roses. The groom's present to the bride
was set Of diamonds. After the congratula-
| tons an elegant supper was served in
| kilograms were received during the evening
| The bridal favors were button-hole bouquets
| fastened with white ribbons. Among the guests
| were Mrs. Paul Nestal, of st. Joseph. Mo-,
sister of the groom, Mr.. Earl Lowe, of Cincin-
natl, brother of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs Albert
| Gall, Mr.. and Mrs. August Kuhn, Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Dickson, Mr.. and Mrs Chris Brink and
many others. MIR. and Mrs. Ruschaupt will be
| at home to their friends after June Is at the