The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-04
Society.

elegant hop on New Years eve.
Mrs. Claypool and daughters gave large
dancing party on New Years night
Miss Mamie Grooms, of Richmond, enjoyed
the holidays with friends in our city.
The M@nnerehor and Lyra societies, as well as
the Liederkranz, enjoyed New Years bali.
There is quite colony of former Indianapolis
society people in St Paul and Minneapolis,
MINI.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Ogan spent last Sunday in
Noblesville visiting Mr.. Ogan's father and
mother
A number of young ladies were charmingly
entertained on Tuesday evening by Mrs. John
Whist
Cards are out for reception to be given by
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Talbot on next Wednesday
evening.
Mrs Emily Charles, who is visiting friends in
the West, will be in this city before her return
to Washington.
Mrs. Fred Simon entertained a coffee party
at her home, on North Noble street. last Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Ella Bailey, who visited this city two
years ago, is meeting with success in New York
AS an, inventor
Mrs. Will E. English left yesterday for Wash
hgton, ID. c., where she viii spend the winter
with her husband.
Mrs Louis Hollweg. who has been spending
E6A holidays with her sister in ST. Louis, will
EAtprn tomorrow.
g Mrs E. P. Thayer. of Greenfield. and Mrs.
E&h Perkins, of Lexington, KY, will visit in
gre city tomorrow.
eqMiss BERTHE Byram gave delightful dancing
party at her residence, on North Illinois street,
last Tuesday evening.
Miss May Culbertson, of Richmond, will visit
New Orleans, In company with her father, DIR.
Culbertson, of this city.
Mrs Henry S. Lane, of Charlottesville. is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. II. Blair, No.
5S1 North Delaware street
Mr.. Edward Evans and Miss Julia Pearsall
were married last evening at the residence of
Mrs. Brown, on North Illinois street.
Mrs. DIR. Hayes and Mrs Ed Ketchem re-
turned from Greencastle yesterday, where they
have been visiting Mrs. Hayess mother.
Princess Beatrice, the particular favorite of
her royal mother, Queen Victoria, has become
Detrothed to Prince Henry of Battenberg.
The Misses Ditmore, of North Alabama street,
entertained party of friends ON Monday even
ing. in honor of Miss Bertha Clauson, of Iowa.
Miss Daisy Robinson, a society belle of Rich
mond, was recently married to Mr. Ed Vaughan,
gentleman of culture, who is possessed of a
handsome fortune.
A great many prominent people from neigh
boring cities in the city last week attending
the Bates Martindale wedding, which, in every
particular, was most elegant affair.
Miss Anna Deming of Topeka, Kas., Miss
Gertrude Crary and Mr.. Theodore Merrill, of
Lafayette were guests of Mrs. j. B. Rollin of
North New Jersey street, during the holidays.
The many friends and admirers of Ida Hood
Talbot who had anticipated the pleasure of
meeting her last week, were disappointed at her
non-appearance with the Levy Concert Com
pany.
Mrs. Matte Ferguson was the guest of Mrs
Geo. Stout on North Meridian street, during
her engagement in this city Mrs. Ferguson
will 90 abroad in the spring, to spend few
months.
A very pleasant private dance was given at the
Bates House Friday night for the benefit of the
regular guests. Such entertainments will prob
ably be repeated at frequent intervals during
the winter.
Mrs. Hammond, of Springfield, O.. with her
daughter Alice and niece Edith Girens, visited
mrs. Sammans of East Washington street, last
week. Mrs. Hammond will visit friends in
Franklin before her return to Springfield.
The farewell leap-year party, given on wednes.
day evening, by Miss Nellie Taylor, of Central
I svenue, was thoroughly enjoyed by her host of
young friends. Tho gentlemen were royalty
created by bevy of charming young ladies.
Mr. Weston Green, of Dayton, and Miss Annie
Black, Of Springfield. Ohio, were handsomely
entertained by Miss kiersted, on Tuesday even
ing. The occasion was progressive euchre
party. Miss Black was the winner OF the favor
of the evening
The New Years calling cards this season were
beautiful in tint and tone, and displayed great
originality of design, while the favors given by
the ladies were things of beauty and will dis
tract many masculine heart when in sweet re-
membrance of the giver.
Mr.. Charles B. Cones, well known young
business man, was married on last Wednesday
morning by Father Bessonies, at ST. Johns
Cathedral to Miss Nellie M. Frailey-an attract
I'VE young ady--daughter of Joseph Frailey
rlr and Mrs Cones lett the same day for an ex-
tended Southern trip.
Mr.. Ran Wilson entertained his friends on
New Years eve with a dance at the residence of
mis- sister, Mrs Hugh J. Drummond of South
Missouri street Among those present were
Misses Wilson, Null Laing, Smith, Goddard
Essgke and Starr, and Messrs. Ijler. Shellhouse,
Sulgroye, Vanatta, Catterson and Wilson.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs r. E.
Springstein entertained progressive euchre
party. Among those present were Major and
Mrs. Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs Geo Breeout: Mr.. and Mrs. Wiles. Mr.. and
Mrs. Perkins and Mr.. John Gordon. Mrs. Per-
kins and Mr. Jack Williams won the favors
On New Years night Mrs. John Hamilton
gave progressive euchre party at the Grand
Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. George Stout Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs Ballard Mr..
and Mrs Comstock. Miss Nellie Mcguire and
Mrs. Matte Ferguson were present The prize
tavors We're won by Mr.. and Mrs Stout Mr.,
and Mrs. Hamilton proved a charming host and
hostess entertaining their friends admirably.
Among some of the most attractive society
ladies who received on New Years, We're Mrs
Joseph Mcdonald, who was respondent in black
Velvet and diamonds MrsJo G. New. in white
silk with cardinal trimmings and diamonds:
Mrs. Berg Applegate. in black silk with JET
trimmings and diamonds; Mrs. Mary gilbert
son, in black velvet with white silk over dress
and diamonds Miss Kate Figgatt, in pale blue
and pink silk; Miss Hautie harrington, in navy,
blue velvet with pearl beaded front and cardinal
roses: Miss Nancy Baker, in white nuns yelling,
Miss Mae McMaon, in old gold satin and flowers;
Miss Mamie Applegate, in pink silk and dia-
mondS; Miss Sharpe in white lace and black vel
vet, and Miss Belle Ford, in white surah silk.
a coterie of the representative society young
nnopla n cify col "a