The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-25

are usually followed by fashionable weddings
society looks forward to great deal of chit chat
material before the season closes.
Society.
a. E. Flaugher, of Chicago is visiting friends
in this city.
Frank Raschig returned to this city last even
ing after three weeks absence
Miss Kate Gresham is visiting Miss Mamie
Spann on North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Nellie Maguire entertained a few friends
at q card parsy on last Tuesday evening.
It is rumored that Mr.. Kent Morse and Miss
Katie Adams will be married early in June.
Mrs. j. B. Davis goes to Cincinnati next week,
TO visit her mother who resides in that city.
Senator Hll:gass's wife ard two very pretty
young daughters arrived in the city last week
Mrs Fred Fahnley. of West Vermont street,
entertained few friends last Monday afternoon
Mrs Fred Heron, of North Alabama street,
gave pleasant euchre partly last Tuesday even.
ing.
Mrs e. P Thayer returned to Greenfield on
Monday last after visit of several days in this
1city.
Mrs. Chauncey Turner entertained a pro-
eEessive euchre party last week, in elegant
style
Miss Laura Ruschaupt has recovered from the
effects of sprained ankle, and is able to walk
about
Mr.. and Mrs Enriq1e Miller returned from a
visit of week to their farm In Ohio, on Last
Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs T. j. Turner, of North Pennsyl-
Vania street gave progressive euchre party last
Monday evening
Mrs w. De NJ Hooper will return the middle
of next week from visit to her mother, Mrs.
Haekey, in Peru.
Mrs E. j. Swan, of 25S North Pennsylvania
street, has been suffering from painful illness
for the past week.
Mr. E. " Cook, of the Occidental Insufficient
1y recovered from his recent illness to be around
attending TO his duties.
Miss Clara Louise Bottsford returned to her
home in Philadelphia, Ind, on last Monday even
ing, after pleasant visit here.
H. NJ johnson went to Connersyille. on Tues
day, to attend the funeral of Mr.. Thatcher,
prominent merchant of that city
Mr. and Mrs w. J. Holiday will give large
party on next Wednesday evening at their ele-
CANT home on North Meridian street.
Mrs. Smith, the mother of Mrs E. V. Cook,
has returned to her home in Vincennes, after a
pleasant visit of several weeks in this city.
Miss Ella Brown, daughter of prominent
resident of Lewisville, Ind, was united in mar
rage, last Wednesday, to Mr.. Frank Bundy.
An old equestrian professor in New York de-
clares that the American the best
and most graceful horseback riders in the
world.
The wives of Senators Ernest and Mcintosh
will arrive in the city next week to spend the
mainder Of the legislative season with their hus-
bands.
DIR. IT. III, Morgan has received an invitation
from one of the leading citizens of Washington
to be his guest during the Inauguration next
March.
Austin M. Smith, of this city, will be married
on the 4th of February to Miss Lena Marmet,
wealthy and accomplished young lady of Gin
cinnati
visiting in the city the past two weeks the guest
of Mrs Florence Newcomb She came to at
tend the wedding of Miss Daggett
Mr.. Paul Hendricks, who has been home Wis
iting his mother and sister, will return to Wash
ington the last of next week. He will probably
RETURN to indianapolis in the spring for a perma-
nGnt residence.
Edmund About the French novelist, whose
recent death has been chronicled. unlike many
writer's leading light in social circles, and
was considered an ornament to the fashionable
salons Of Paris.
During the recent visit of Dr. r. H. Morgan,
Mr.. Rhodius, and Mr.. Hugo Hug at South Bend.
they were delightfully."- entertained by Mr. Knob
lock, leading merchant there; also by Miss
Studebaker, one of the bellies of atcity.
Miss Fannie, daughter of DR.. Adams of
Greenfield, Ind, was married last week There
were large number of guests in attendance
The presents were many and elegant The
bride was attired in blue-silk brocade and satin.
On the retirement of General Carnahan, as
Adiutant- general of the State it is meet to say
thas As well as performing his official duties TO
Che satisfaction of the majority, himself ard
wife have contributed greatly to the social status
OF the State.
Miss Addie Beals, who has been visiting her
xnother East New York street will return to
of the newly-elected Senator Teller of Colorado.
and has enjoyed social honors with himself and
family in Washington during his Cabinet Office
Mrs. David Walk aud her little son. Master
Charlie, will leave this week on visit to Mem
phis and New Orleans, in which latter city thew
will pass the remainder of the winter aud the
early spring The Rev David Walk was, for a
period of nine years. the pastor of prominent
church in Memphis
party of about fifteen couples will take ad-
vantage of the sleghing f it be not all gone)
and drive up from Greenfield. early in the week
10 attend the theater. They will bring their
own orchestra and will enjoy a private dance,
IN the afternoon. in the dining room of the new
Occidental Hotel, at which house they will be en-
tertained.
Tie managers of the Womans Exchange will
give an entertainment soon. The committee, of
which Mrs. Colonel Black is chairman, have not
yet decided whether to give concert or Mar
kaha Washington tea party. Should they con-
EGiude upon concert it is their intention to az
range programme whose participants will be
exclusively ladies'
Last Thursday evening Mrs. T. @. Barry en-
tertained progressive enchre party given for
Abe s. @. G. Club, of Which Miss Margaret Bar
~ Is member. Among. those present were