The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-17


Senator Mcdonald has gone to Washington.
Miss May Avery is visiting in Louisville, KY.
Mr.. Aquilla Jones, ST., has gone to Washing
ton.
City Treasurer Pattison has gone to New
York
Miss Jessie Carney of Logansport, is visiting
in the city.
Rev. G. NJ. Davis is visiting his family in Des
Moines, Ia
Mrs. W. G. Duell. of Chicago, is visiting Miss
Governor L. P. Sheldon, of New Mexico, is at
the Grand Hotel.
Senator Inman Fl. Fowler, of Spencer, is at
the Bates House.
Mrs. Mena Griffin Ogan has returned from
visit to Anderson.
The "As You Like It" Progressive Euchre
Club will be entertained by Mr.. S. B. Taylor
this evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of the Central Chris
Friday evening.
The ladies Of the Flower Mission will give
reception at the Nurses Home, City Hospital,
on Friday evening.
Mrs. James Mckee will hold reception this
afternoon. from till 6, at her home at No. 1872
North Meridian street
DR.: John E. Lockridge has been appointed
States Marshal Hawkins
Miss Fannie Vajen entertained her friends
last evening. in elegant style in honor OF her
friend Miss Chandler, of Milwaukee.
Col. G. c. Schreeder, of the Huntington Argus,
and member Of the Republican State committee
from the Second district, is in the city.
A unique entertainment, in the shape of a
shadow" social was given last night by the
Tabernacle Sabbath-schOol on East Washington
street
Mr.. Charles Waller entertained his friends last
evening. at his residence, on East Michigan
street. with delightful game called Progress
sive Muggins."
Mrs. Silas Baldwin and daughter, Miss Nellie
will entertain a luncheon party, this afternoon
at z o'clock. at their residence, on North Penn
sylvania street.
Mrs. A. B. Gates will give reception, this af-
ternoon, from to 6, to be followed by dane
ing party, which Mr. and Mrs. Gates will give
in honor Of their daughter, Miss Minnie Gates.
Mrs. Max Leckner gave 'taffy pull" on Mon
day night Il was given after the quartz: re-
cital by Miss Bamberger, Miss Shower, Miss
Dietrichs and Miss Mcdowell.
John T. Buchanan and wife left yesterday for
Pasadena, Col. They expect to settle there
permanently. DR.. FL. Martin, of the South
Side, accompanied them, and will, also, doubt
less, remain there.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Springstein entertained
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their home on Fort Waye avenue. Elegant IA
vors were given, and refreshments were served
during the evening.
A fine programme will be presented at the par
lor concert to be given at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. H Levi this evening. Mr.. Levi is one
of the leading vocalists of the city. and most
delightful evening is promised to those fortunate
enough to have invitations.
The next meeting of the Woman's Club which
occurs on Friday, promises to be one of interest
The subjects are: 'The Cavalier Songs" illus
trated by Miss Mamie Newcomer; 1.-THE Car
toons of Raphael" illustrated by Mrs c. C. Eos
ter, and Sir Christopher Wren and his Monu-
ment," by Miss Margaret Elder.
G. r. Pollard, of Delphi, who was appointed
associate justice of Montana, to succeed Judge
Osborn, who was removed on the charge of
offensive partisanship, was in the city yesterday.
He is, in appearance, comparatively a young
man, evidently between thirty five and forty
years of age, and does not look at ali judicial.
He will leave for Montana in few days.
Rev. David Swing. the distinguished Chicago
guest of the Grand Hotel having stopped here
for few hours rest between his lecture engage
ments. Mr. Swing says that he spent several
days with Archdeacon Farrar after his lecture in
spoke in the very highest terms of his visit to
Indianapolis
At Pfafiin's Music Hail. this evening, con-
cert will be given for the benefit of the musical
fund of the Scottish Rite. A fine programme
has been arranged. and an enjoyable entertain
ment is assured. Mrs. lowering, Mrs Morrison,
Miss Timmons, Mr. NJ H. Spades, Mr. S. L.
Morrison, Mr.. Albrecht Mr.. Pearson, Mr..
Chislett, Mr.. Wocher, Mr.. Timmons, Mr..
Walker, and Mr. Curry will take part.
The Ladies' Matinee Musicale met yesterday
afternoon. The programme was in charge of
the first division. "Guck as a Reformer' was
the subject for the vocalists. The instrumental
list dwelt upon Clement as Reformer.n The
| session was unusually interesting one there
being q full attendance HRS. s. l.. Morrison,
Mrs. W. c. Lynn, Mrs M. II. Spades, Miss Liz.
ze Walker and Miss Lottie Adam. Miss Adam
sung especially we'll. Miss Jessie Meek was too
ill to sing and Mrs Morrison kindly took her
place. Miss Mary Morrison read an essay on
Clements Sonata" The piano solos were rem
dered by Mrs Whittier, Mrs. 'Jenckes, Mrs. Cost
and Miss New. A duett for pianos was given in
fine style by Miss Debbie Moore and Miss Lilly
Hotel Arrivals.
Bates House: Frank Beanch, Wabash: Chas.
H. Knight. Brazil; o. H. P. Carey and wife,
Marion; Will Dtmars and wife, Franklin; NJ
Everhardt, LaPorte.
Denison: o. B. Harris. Goshen; r. Angst, George
G. Kimbal Attica; Grafton johnson, Greenwood:
j. 81. Llndley, D. Strouse, Rockville; W. R.