The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-22
Society.

visit to Columbus, O.
Mrs George Evans is entertaining Miss Kate
Coleman. of LAFAYETTE.
Miss Mary II. Krout. of Crawsfordsv lille, is
the guest of Miss Mary Dean.
Miss Annie Sproule is visiting her sister, Miss
Gertie Sproulc in Greenfield.
Miss Myla Charles returns to her home in
Washington on Tuesday next
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Ponder have returned
from their trip to New Orleans.
Mrs Frazee will return from Florida and spend
part Of the summer in this city
Mrs A. M. Robertson returned yesterday from
an extended trip through Canada.
son of Mr.. j. G. s. Harrison, Mr. George
Harrison, is travelling for a New York firm.
The ladies of the Methodist Church in Green
Seld, Ind, gave pink tea on Friday night.
The friends of Miss Emma Cook OF Fletcher
avenue, will regret to hear of her continued i'll
ness. II
The marriage of Mr. Charles Ruschaupt and
Miss Josie Lowe is announced to take place in
Jane. ccla4
The many friends of Miss Kate Gresham will
be pleased to learn of her recovery from severe
Illness i
Miss Fannie Conner. daughter of Postmaster
Conner, of Franklin, Ind, visited friends here
last week.
Mrs Ben Leaning and daughter, of Rensse-
laer will be the guests of Mrs w. De M. Hooper
next week
Mrs j. w Harper, of North Delaware street,
who has been visiting among friends in Chicago,
returned yesterday.
street. and her little son Frank, are visiting
friends at Franklin.
Ex-Lieutenant governor and Mrs. Hanna, of
Greencastie, will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. s. Denny next week.
Mrs. Laura G Walker is spending few weeks
with Miss Alice Brandt the matron of the
Knightstown Orphans Home.
Dr. William Brandt has returned to his home
in Madison 1t is his intention to visit Wash
ington in the course of a few weeks
The weekly receptions of Mrs. D. w. and
Miss Hattie Voorhees, at Washington, are en-
1oyed-by large number of Indianians.
There is rumor of the engagement Of Mr..
Walter Stanton. OK New York city, to one of the
brightest society bellies of Indianapolis.
Mrs. NJ. e. Hill, of Pendleton is visiting her
son, &. z. Hill, of the Baltimore & Ohio Tele-
graph Company on West New York street.
Mrs. w. p Bingham entertained few friends
at tea on Tuesday afternoon, the occasion being
in honor of the Misses Turner, of Lansing, Mich.
Miss Jessie Jones. greatly to the disappoint-
ment Of her friends, will not visit her parents
in the city until the close of the operate season
Miss Florence Hussey of Terre Haute will ar-
rive IN the city to morrow and will be the guest
of Miss Coe Condit during the whole of next
week.
Mr. and Mrs. e. J. Hammer mrs. May I.
Wilson, have returned from their bridal trip,
and are fitting up rooms at No. 15l North
Illinois street
Mrs Helyar, the Washington beauty, is al
ways seen at parties with a large bouquet of
lilies of the valley and violets, her name being
The same as the latter.
The Misses Turner, who have been for some
time the guests of Judge and Mrs Black, and
have made many friends here. returned to their
home in Lansing, Mich, on Friday.
A recent letter from Miss Grettie Holiday.
written from Tahriz, Persia, Feb. 6, stated
that she was Ill with light form of varioloid,
but was progressing toward convalescence.
Mrs. Harry Milligan, Mrs John H. Holiday,
Mrs. John M. Judah. and Miss Carrie Hen
bricks read carefully prepared and most inter
esting papers at the Woman's Club meeting on
Friday.
The first regular meeting of the new society
called Our Literary Circle" was we'll attended
Mr.. Charles w. Fairbanks was chosen president,
Mr.. Albert Baker, secretary. It's regular meet.
ings are on Friday evenings.
The newly organized literary social society,
which has just elected John Ell. Williams as
president, held their first meeting on Friday
night The object of the club is to improve the
literary taste Of those in membership, as well
Is the social feeling
Miss Mary Philips. of Kokomo, and Miss Ne
Cornell, of Logansport, who have been the guests
Of Miss Anna Bags were the recipients of a
delightful evening given them by that lady on
Wednesday The sociability of the hour was
enhanced by some choice music.
The South-side Progressive Euchre Club met
at the residence of Miss Lima Loder on School
street, last week. Miss Allie Cook and Mr. Ross
Bookwalter were the successful winners. Some
of the most scientific card players CO the citv
belong to this club ana the meetings are full of
interest and excitement.
Among the society and musical people present
at the Mendelssohn concert were Mr. and Mrs j.
A. Lands. Judge and Mrs. j. A. Black and their
guests, the Misses Turner. Of Lansing. Mich,
conner Mrs. Grafton Taylor, Mrs. f. p. Thayer,
Colonel johnson and wife, Fred LOOMS, Miss
Lulu Burt aud RAINY others
Mrs. Frank Blanchard has the sympathy of o
large circle of friends in the loss of her aged
mother, Mrs Belt. who was woman of fine
mental ability, and most lovable in disposition.
She had, but short time since, come to this
city to reside with her daughter Among the
shildren left is the Rev. Belt, one of the most
distinguished diyines Of the u. T. Church in the
East
When asked which Of the Cabinet officers
wives impressed him most favoraby promi-
nent gentleman of this city. who has just re-
turned from Washington, quickly responded
'Mrs. Manning, by all manner of means; al
though when | saw hershe was attired in mourn
ing and had sad expression. She has fine
face and figure is OF commanding presence, and
possesses extremely affabe Manners
The p, r. ID. Club held their second social at
She residence of Miss Hattie Chandeis, No 343
West Vermont street, Thursday evening
March 49, Many friends were present-Messrs
Zoe Marott Frank Safer, Burt Gerhert and
sfiss Eva johnson. Charles Kanhn and Miss
Loice. viii Rice and Miss Gertie Gates. Tom
Fleming. Gran Rose. Joe Reagan. Charles Buck,
Miss McGleesa Miss Nellie Larkings Miss Grace