The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-01

The fashion plates take up great deal of the
feminine attention just now and new spring
shades and styles are discussed and elaborated
upon. The subject of what to wear is an all
absorbing one, and receives due amount Of
consideration.
Society.
Miss Myla Charles is visiting in Columbus, O.
Miss SaIlie Holiday is the guest of friends in
Missouri
Mrs Matte Baker, of Peoria, H., viii soon
visit in the city.
julius Macy was the guest of friends in Dan
vile last week.
Miss Coe Condit will return from her visit to
Chicago on Tuesday
Miss Dupeze and Miss Dunn, of Stelbyyille,
visited in the city last week.
Senator Bgyants wife and sister in law spent
last week with him in this city
Miss Laura Ream will be present at the inau-
gural ceremonies at Washington.
Gov. Gray and family will visit New Orleans
about the middle Of this month.
Mr. and Mrs F. l.. Hardcaste have taken up
their residence at $50 Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. Senator Mcclure will return to her home
in Jeffersonyille the last of next week.
Mrs. o. W. Williams left for Chicago on
Thursday, where she win visit her mother.
The daughter of the recent rector of st. Paul's.
Ia Vincennes is a guest of friends in this city
Mrs. Ida Hood Talbot will assist at an en-
lertainment in Charlottesville during Easter
week
Henry Boyd. Of Hawesville, Ky visited his
aunt, Mrs Senator Mcclure, in this city, last
week.
Mre. DR.. C. Mcclure and family have gone to
visit Mrs. McCures father and mother in Louis
vile. Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Bates have returned from
. visit to their daughter Mrs. John Perrin, in
Lafayette.
Airs. John Ramsey has returned from Brazil
where her husband is most successfully located
In business.
Mrs. II p. Wetsell left for New York city,
Thursday last, where her mother, Mrs. Seymour,
Is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs Rodgers have the sympathy of a
large circle of friends in the loss of their sweet
little daughter. Nellie
Judge Jewett, OF Jcffersonville accompanied
by his daughter, visited his son, the Speaker of
the House. last week.
Weep president. Hendricks and wife con-
template remaining two months in Washington
after the inaugural ceremonies.
On Thursday last General Manson was the re-
eipient of an elegant basket of flowers from Mrs
John c. Cooper and her daughter.
delightful eotillon was given ia Washing
bon, last week. by Miss Voorhees,, the accom-
plished daughter of Senator Voorhees,
The latest novelties in green "chartreuse"
and ''absinthe." They derive their names from
the liquors which they very closely resemble.
Mrs. Douglass Mcguire spent last Sunday with
her husband in Lebanon. Ind where he is sue
sessfully aged in the mercantile business.
Mrs Silas Baldwin Mrs. Caleb Denny, Mrs.
Pearson. Miss Mamie Denny and Miss Nellie
Baldwin visited the Senate Thursday morning.
Mrs Senator Foulke has returned from visit
to Richmond, Ind. She will remain here with
her husband until the close of the Legislative
session.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. III. Lamme have taken one of
the pleasant houses at Woodruff Place, and will
reside there during the spring and summer
months.
Miss Lou Pattison, who has been spending the
winter with her aunt. Mrs. Frank Blanchard.
viii return TO her home in Cincinnati the last of
next week.
Mrs Simeon and Mrs. Jason Carey will visit
New Orleans next week. Before returning to
this city they will spend some time with Mrs.
Ingram Fletcher. in Florida.
The wife of Representative W H Aiken ac-
1ompanied by Mrs p ID. Williams returned to
her home in Montezuma, the last of the week,
after pleasant visit in this city.
last Wednesday Senator Smith, of Jennings,
received basket Of beautiful flowers, with q
card attached. upon which was inscribed. From
the Democratic ladies OF the CITY,
Dame Rumor announces the marriage in the
spring of Mr.. Boyd, of Pfafiins music-house,
and Miss Minnie Gage, the accom- pliShed reader
who is great fayorite with city audiences
The lean, lank, hollow-eyed, patheticallv
drapbd creature of society, is no more To be
in style, one must be robust, full of vivacity
and possessed of strong willpower and energy.
Mrs. Frank blanchard returned from her visit
TO Delaware Ohio, last Tuesday evening She
was accompanied by her aged mother, Mrs Belt.
who will make her future home with her daughter
in this city.
Mrs Lavinia Smith, the aged mother of Mrs.
Hattie Prunk, has been suffering with severe
attack of lung fever Mrs Smith recently cele-
brated her eightieth birthday, and has been in
unusually good health, for one Of her age, up to
the present time.
Mr.. Albert Fletcher is in Chicago filing the
position of book-keeper for Ferguson & Co. Mrs.
Fletcher is spending the winter with her parents,
SIR, and Mrs T. H. Sharpe, but will join her
husband In the spring
Mrs Barton of Danville, Ill.,, and Mrs. Leslie
and Mrs. Meyers, of Washington, Ind. are in
the city called here by the sudden illness of Mrs
Noah Cook, mother of +. V. Cook, of the Occi-
dental Hotel Mrs. Cook is recovering.
When two persons make an equal number of
points at the head table OF progressive euchre it
IS growing popular for the one who wins first to
be called the winner. Although there is much
discussion about this point it bids fairto become
a rule.
Mrs. Fred Fahnley will give an afternoon re-
ception next week and also one the week fol-
towing. AS the lady is noted for her charm of
manner In entertaining, those who are fortunate
enough to be invited have great pleasure in
store
The dress worn by Mrs Hendricks at the in
Suguration ball win be Of creamcolored silk,
brocaded with white morning glories. The en-
tire front will be OF seed pearls. 1t is made with
long train. square neck and long sleeves. and has
slippers and hose TO match Mrs. Hendricks
viii wear upon this occasion the elegant dia-