The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-01

4 lcTf<lHf0rt. ACCOMPANIED
company from Indianapolis.-People.
Mrs F. G.. Wright, who has been absent for
three weeks, returned home Wednesday.
Mrs N: J. Fitch f. in Washington, D. c.. the
quest of Hon. n J. McGTev en- route TO Nex Yorx
City. TO view the latest spring styles.
Miss Mamie Keys. OF Chicago, who has been
visiting Mrs Chris Harmening for the past Elk
weeks, has returned TO her home IL is to be hoped
IL Will De put a short time ere we receive another
visit from her.
p. II. McSelis. j. II. Meaney. Barney NcGetti-
gan, Inomas Burns and a number OF others left
last night for Terre Haute, to take part with the
Ancient Order or Hioernians in the funeral OF
Peter IngoldsbY, a prominent citizen of Brazil
The anniversary OF the w. G. 7. L. viii be cele-
bfaffd al Roberts Park Church this even
ing. There will be address by Mrs. Mary T.
Lathrop of Michigan. and special usic by the
choir OF Roberts Park Church, with solo by Mrs.
Joseph Z. Cobb.
Henry Helm and wife and Mr.. Zimmerman and
family have returned from New Orleans and the
South. after stay OF five weeks. They were well
pleased with the exposition and especially with
The kindness extended them By some of their
Southern acquaintance.
/ Rev. George L. Curtis was in the city last week
1 TO whine IS the graduation OF his son William in
the Medical College, and to visit his grandchild,
whom he had never before seen. Dir Curtis was
formerally located at Fletcher Place Church. and
Is well and favorsbly known here among the
church-going people.
On Wednesday evening last the friends OF Miss
Belle BoskiLson, on isnoes street. gave her
pleasant surprise party n henor OF the aunt
versary of her birth. They adjourned 10 hall
that had been engaged for the occasion. where
they all took part In social dance All enjoyed
themselves very much until q late hour, when
they departed, wishing Miss Belle many happy
returns.
The ladies of Fidelity Lodge No. 227. Daughters
OF Rebekah, with other friends to the number
OF 100 Tuesday evening reminded Mrs. John Uhl,
corner OF Di.lon and Hoyt avenue that she had
her in a body The evening was spent pleasantly.
and OF the features OF the occasion not the least
enjoyable was an elegant repast, which Mr.. Uhl
had sumptuously provided. Mrs. Uhl was the
recipient OF many tokens OF regard, some OF which
were even elegant
The first entertainment given BY the South
Street Orchestra on Friday evening proved quite
a success. A splendid programme, consisting of
reel atoms by Burgess Brown and p. J. Keeher;
vocal selections by Miss Grace lowering Miss Jo-
sic Meek and Andy Smith: piano solo by Miss
Flo Powell q flute solo by Gustave Recke and
violin and either solos by Miss Anna Sickles and
Ar Reber, was rendered. The orchestra gave
some choice selections. as did also the Glee CLUB,
the latter contributing much amusement TO those
present with their comic sQngs:
On last Wednesday evening. February Is, oc
CURED the ma rage OF Mary q. SprinRsteen and
John Mythen at st Pstrick's Oh rich, Fa her
Miss j. Sic staeEey and Mr. Charles Dorton. The
bride IS the adopted daughter OF Jefferson and
Anna prinesteen. and the groom has been for
sever years connected with Nichols tailoring
| estab .snment. After the ceremony the invited
| guests repaired to the residence OF the brides
| parents. where a sumptuoas supper was served
| and cancing was INDUCED in until the wee small
/ heu.s TIE presents were most valuable and
4 numerous. Mr. and Mrs. Mython. like sensible
people, went al once to housekeeping at 24o South
/ East street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cleveland entertained very
/ handsomely q progressive euchre party on last
/ Thursday evening unique toilette set OF China
and China fringe suspended on wicker frame
| was won by Miss Kittie Cones q richly bound
| volume of Hoyl on games By the host who, how
| ever yielded the palm to the second competitor
| Mr Joseph Schneider. Mr.. Frank Wade and Mrs
Charley Cones were the successful losers and were
| therefore awarded China pig and team of
/ papier-mache mules. A supper, bothrsubstantial
and elegant, was then served, the guests being Mr..
| and Mrs Jack Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gossett,
/ Cones, MI and Mrs Joseph Schwabacker Mr.. and
| Mrs r. H. Adams Misses Mollie and Kittie
Cones. Kinnie. Voss. and Messrs. Schneider, Voss
| and Wade.
The following programme will be given at the
| nesday afternoon. March 4. at o'clock:
Arietta di Balletto. Guck Josetfy
/ Sonata Op. SO, G Najor-Waldstein.. ..B Beethoven
Bird rs Prophet N ann
Msrcid Fantastco.......
Spinning song.....-.
i NOcturn
| Andante 5pianato Polonaise-...-...
Nalse caprice. ....... Sohnhart
SereD J
Al the oprlpg Ioronv
Nslses Souvenir d Ameirque-.............
Pasquinaue -.....-. uottscnaiA
Melodte........ Joseffv
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