The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-10

De addressed to MRS ROSE BAILEY, care of the
journal.
Mr.. G. W. Fairbanks has returned from New
York.
Mrs Irwin, of Chicago, is visiting Mrs. Lew
Wallace.
Judge c. S. Wesner of Lebanon, is at the
Grand Hotel.
Walter g. Brown, of Cincinnati, spent Sunday
last in this city.
Major George W. Grubbs, of Martinsvile, is
at the Grand Hotel.
Is at the Bates House.
Miss Mary Hanson has returned from a two
weeks visit to Rushville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Duncan have returned
from visit to Lafayette.
Miss Anna Wright is entertaining Miss c.
Augusta Mering, of Richmond.
Mrs. A. Kiefer and daughter will hold a re-
ception this afternoon from 3 till g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles King have taken up
their permanent residence in Chicago
Mrs Mena Griffin Ogan is still soiourning at
Anderson. She will return in few days.
The fair at Plymouth Church on Tuesday
evening was largely attended and proved a per-
feet success.
Mrs Frank Short. who has been in this city
for several months, is building an elegant home
at Argyle Park. suburb of Chicago
The ladies of the Woman's Exchange are ener-
geticaly preparing for the novelty tea which
will no doubt be most entertaining affair.
The Misses Ora Osborn and Lille Niger, of
Danville Ind, who have been acting as mission
aries in Mexico for two years, are visiting their
home for few weeks after which they will re-
turn to Mexico
Mr.. Walter Stantons theater party presented
an elegant appearance last evening at the Grand.
There were twelve In the company. The ladies'
were exceedingly well attired, and displayed
charming costumes.
AS the young ladies of the Second Presby-
terian Church were so successful in disposng Of
the articles at the bazaar held by them on Tues
day night it was not continued last evening, as
they had thought of doing.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the First Baptist
Church was entertained yesterday afternoon,
by Section No 4, at the residence of Mrs. A. NJ
Noe, on East New York street. An elegant
were seated most enjoyable time was had
by all present.
The reception given by Mrs. David Braden
from to yesterday afternoon was largely at
tended. Her residence on North Tennessee
street was beautifully arranged with flowers and
potted plants An orchestra discoursed music,
and refreshments were served. There was con-
siderable elegant dressing seen among those
present
The reception given by Mrs. NJ. Fl. Spades
yesterday afternoon, was one OF the largest OF
the season, there being about ITS ladies present
Millers orchestra furnished the music. The
pariors were decorated with fresh-cut flowers,
placed in holders and vases in every available
nook and corner. Refreshments, consisting of
icee-cream, Coffee chocolate, and fancy
cakes. We're served. The hostess is
q lady whose genial manner makes
her general favorite in social circles.
She was attired, yesterday, in elegant toilet
of fawncolored silk and cardinal brocaded vel
unf unit nf n$,,no
She was assisted in receiving by Mrs. w. P.
Bingham, who wore delicate shade of fawn-
colored silk, trimmed with velvet to match Mrs
George Tounley, in black silk. with crimson
velvet drapery; Mrs F. w. Mason, in black silk
with jet ornaments; Mrs. 0. w. Williams, in an
exceedingly charming toilet of black silk, with
| black and white brocaded velvet front, V-shaped
| neck filled in with black tule, the throat
and corsage finished with large pearl beads;
| Mrs Cathie. in brown silk and duchesse lace and
| Miss Anna Mckenzie in jaunty attire of black
| silk, with an overdress in Roman stripes. Among
| those present were Mrs. Joseph E. Mcdonald,
| Mrs A. w. johnson, Mrs g. E. Henderson,
Mrs. White, of Cleveland Mrs. j. S. Jenckes,
| Mrs Bassett, Mrs Cady. Mrs Stone, Mrs.
| Kiersted. Mrs. Billiard, Mrs. Brecount, Mrs.
| George w. Stout, Mrs /. c. Walker. Mrs. Ed
| Cost Mrs. j. n. B. Rowland Mrs. Kirkland of
| New Albany, Mrs. H. B. Sherman, Mrs T.. A.
| Lewis and daughter, Mrs Cornelius and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Helwig. Of San Francisco, Mrs. Wetzel,
| Mrs Fahnley, Mrs Austin Brown, Misses Jen-
| ME and Belle Roache, Miss Farquhar, Miss
Chandler, of Milwaukee, Miss McMillen, of De-
| troit Miss Wilson. of Washington, Miss Kirby,
| and many others.