The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-08


most cultured of our connoisseurs of art, and
society leaders. A very interesting display of
lustra painting and high art embroidery has been
given by Mira. Graham. The chief topic now is
the military carnival The committees are com
posed Of the ladies' who every year give eclat to
the Flower Mission by their able management;
Eence a great triumph is anticipated. The cause
ehould draw crowded houses, irrespective of the
fine programmes prepared for each evening.
Society.
The widow of Col. Trusler is lying i'll in Wash
ington.
Mr. John Walker has returned from his visit
to Chicago.
Miss Jessie Cornelius is visiting friends in
Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Kahn 60 to New Orleans
next week.
Miss Mary Syfers is enjoying social visit in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry vii SOB, of Lafayette, are
visiting in the city.
James Allen, of Terre Haute, was the guest of
Judge Roache last week.
A charming dancing party Will be given by
the Misses Friedgen TO morrow evening.
Mrs. A.. NJ. Robertson is making a tour Of the
principal cities of Canada.
Mrs. T. B. Spratt is enjoying a visit from her
daughter Mrs. Josiah Hobbs.
Miss Lulu Baker is visiting Miss Ida Haugh,
o. North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. John Love has returned from her visit to
Mrs. Claypool, in Connersville.
Mrs. j. G. Perry is at Hot Springs, Ark,
where her health is improving rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry have gone to house
keeping on North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Sheets and Miss Mary Randolph Sheets
have returned from their visit to Lafayette.
Mrs. Bullock and daughter, Miss Angie Bull
lock, have left the city for Los Angeles, Cali
fornia.
Nj. and Mrs. Swain, of 25s North Pennsylva-
mia street, have returned from their trip to New
Orleans,
from their wedding trip, and quietly settled in
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Barton, accompanied by her daughter
Guseie, returned to her home ia Danville, on
last Friday.
Senator Smiths wife and sister have been
spending the past week with him at the Occi-
dental Hotel.
birthday on Wednesday evening by q progressive
euchre party.
Mrs. Mallory, of Reading, Mich, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Spellman, on East
Market street.
EMr. and Mrs. Albert Isensee celebrated their
china wedding, yesterday, at their residence, No.
$50 Broadway.
by Senator Voorhees, and wife. was attended by
200 Indianians.
Miss Mary G. Philips, of Kokomo, is in the
city, the guest of Mrs. Cooley Newcomb, No. "a
West North street.
Miss Belle Smith has returned from a de-
lightful visit in Cincinnati, in which city she is
regarded as a belle.
Mrs. William Barth, of Cinninnati, is spend
ing a few weeks with her mother In this city, on
North Illinois street.
Miss Coe Condit returned from Chicago on
Friday noon. On her way home, she stopped
for a few days III Terre Haute.
Senator Hilligass's wife and daughters, who
have been visiting in Henry county, have re-
burned to their home IN Huntington.
Mr.. Geo. Stout, in company with his wife and
sister, Miss Rose Stout, will return from New
Orleans the latter part of next week.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Alabaster will make an ex-
tensive Southern trip, which will embrace the
principal cities of Florida, a visit to New Orleans,
and a short stay in Caba.
Mrs. Russell Elliott will visit New York. Wash
ington and Philadelphia before taking up her
residence in Kansas City, where herself and fam
lily will remove in the spring.
The German order ''Harugari" will give a pub
lie installation of officers concentrating the
thirty sixth anniversary of their order, me
row evening at Mozart Hall at s o'clock.
Mrs. Senator Mcclure returned to her home in
Jeffersonville on Thursday. She has made a
great many friends during her ~sojourn in this
city, and will be greatly missed in society.
Gen. Danl Macauley was in the city last week,
an route from Columbus, Ohio, to his home in
Louisville. He will remove his family to Column.
bus in the spring, where he will assume the
management of one of the largest hotels of that
city.
Probably one of the most sincere compliments
Sgiven to the new President and Vice president is
that of Maude Rahm, the petite daughter of SEN
atnr Rahm, who has named her large bisaue
doll, which is the idol of her heart, Mrs. Hen
dricks-C Cleveland.
Among the many beautiful figures that Pro-
fessor Brenneke has introduced in his dances for
the children, is one called the Omitted States
IN which the little misses and masters are attired
IN the national colors, and for which Barclay
Walker has arranged music from the popular
national airs.
Mrs. Willard Short returned from New Or
leans last week. Her mother, who has been in
that city during the winter, accompanied her
North as far as Cincinnati Mrs. Short is de-
lighted with her visit and speaks most en-
Enthusiastically of the grandeur of the Mardi
6ras festivities.
DIR. Culhertson. of this city. accompanied by
his daughter, Miss May Culbertson, of Rich
mond, returned from New Orleans on Thursday.
On their way from the South they visited at
Nashville, Tenn, and Louisville. At the former
place they were The recipients OF social courtesy
from Mrs. John Streight, formerly Of Indian
apolis~
Miss Minnie Coffin entertained 1.-THE German
progressive euehre club Friday evening. Miss
Lille Craft and Miss May McAiahan took the
ladies' prizes, and Harry Eden and Lawrence
rhuler captured the gentlemenis prizes. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stilz, the
Kisses Lille Butler, Lille Craft, 10 Robinson,
Dalsy Roberts, Daisy Baldwin, Shirley Daley,
nate Lands, Minnie Coffin, Lille Reeves, May
&ashahon, and Harry Eden, Win Wood, Harley