The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15

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Fletcher avenue, are home from Florida, where
they have spent tie winter.
Mrs. John Stats. OF the Branham House. Union
City, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. William n. Dun
niBgton. and friends in the city
Mrs. Charles Raymond, OF School street. will re-
move 10 Washington, II. G., shortly, 10 Join her
husband, Rev Charles Raymond.
VIII Terrill, formerly Indianapolitsn. but
now Chicagoan. in the city last week shak
ing hands with his many friends.
Mrs. Katie Davis, of Eoblesville. who has been
visiting friends on Virginia avenue the lest few
days, returned home last evening.
George ". Powell has purchased lot on Brosd-
wsy, north of Home avenue, aud viii at once
commence building his future home.
hTs. DR.. Bigger will return from Canada the Is.
of april. accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Beyin the wife 9f a Church OF England clergyman
al Harrison.
PHI Wood, ESQ., and lsdy. of Wilmington. o
daughter OF the late Rev. Jonathan Hiidreth, are
visiting their cousins, q. w. Ryan anc wife y. 90
Daugherty street.
John and Theodore Haneman start South this
week TO visit the principal business places. and
also TO take in the New Orleans Exposition and
otser places OF interest.
Elder David Walk has accepted a call to the
Christian Church of New Orleans. He will
main in this city during the summer and move TO
New Orleans in the fall.
The Sisters music pupils OF st. Patrick's School
viii give grand musical and Hibernian enter
tainment at ST. Pairick's Hall, on Tuesday even
ing, for the bene fit OF the school.
Mayor McMastsr and Brainard Rorison went on
Friday to CiDcir NATL TO examine the City Hall of
that place, with refetence to the adoption OF
plan for the proposed structure In this city.
Mrs. Charles yickum. of South street, is home
agsin after long attendance at the bedside OF her
father, Mr.. Heathmsn. of Dayton. D. Mrs. Nickum
has the sympathy OF her many friends in the loss
OF her father.
G.. V. Rawsor and daughter leila left for the
South on the l., y, A. and c, this morning. They
will visit indianapolis. New Albany. Louisville,
and other points IN the southern part OF the State
Michigan CITE Dispatch "wednesday.
Mr.. Jesse L Shoemaker. well known and popu-
lar in indianapolis social circles, is rapidly con-
vaesciDg after three weeks illness. His many
friends hope for bis speedy recovery, aud that he
may soon sgain he among them as usual
II. G.. Wright, OF the firm OF Whitehead K Wright,
marble dealers, started last Friday for the East.
He goes direct K Boston. where he will attend to
some business ALTERS. after which he expects TO
visit relatives al friends in the northern part Of
Mrs d. X. Butler. OF school street, received YES
terday from Ireland box OF old Erin's native
shamrock This chosen leaf plucked In Lagga-
currin Garden. Queens County all fresh and fair
1t is in some OF It's native soil, is most highly
prlzed.-New Record.
Mrs. Amy Telhott Dunn, suthor of "Zekers
Wife," underwent a dangerous but successful sur
giCal operation or Wednesday. which is expected
TO improve the health of this clever writer. Her
many friends ia this city VIII be glad TO hear of
her speedy recovery.
the trip where pom she answered: Il S was su-
premely, happy. tnul ! arrived at the Crescent
City and openedsny trunk, when made the fear
full end unwelcorle discovery that my roller skates
had been left at taome.'
Mr.. w. W. DUrand the Snowman OF Indiana
origin, so long atthe head of Barnums advertising
staff. is this yea connected with Forepaugh in
similar position, The Philadelphia American OF
Thursday has slumn and a half interview with
Dursnd, that coi.ains much interesting matter,
both to snowmei and the public generally.
Mr. and Mrs. Fam McCray. of 1894 North Ten
nessee street, en- :srtsined quite number of their
friends wednesday evening, being the twenty
u nth birthday 4 Mrs McCray. Music and social
games the oder of the evening. At IL O'Clock
an excellent suIfer was served, after which they
all departed wisf ling they might live to help her
celebrate many is'ore such happy times.
Master Willie Grown, OF East McCarty street,
was agreeably surprised by q number OF his
young friends c.. Thursday evening. Music and
games were thss order of the evening Those
present were Mi4es Grace Norwood, Mabel Sui
grove, Bessie ScVrimsher, Anna Cook, May Wolf,
Belle faylor, Grsece Poundstone. Ada Sulgrove.
Ivy scbrimsher s3sd Masters Davis. Mckee, stein
hauer, Gregg, R0tter, Mckee and Reed.
The woman's Lid Society of the English Luz
theran Church vzl give parlor concert aud
cial at the residence OF Mrs Joseph Staub, 200
North Noble sire [, Wednesday evening. March Is
The frienos of IT, church are cordially invited 10
attend. Misses anna Despa, GeDeyieve Elliot
Netlie Dietrich faggie staub, Katie staub. May
Miller. Messrs. Fesnk Meyers. Loomis Buchanan
and DR.. Hoover gin render the programme.
Eisele, the photographer. EXHIBITS a fun length
figure of the bealsiful Miss Title Crane OF Brook
Ign, in evening q: ess, Miss Crane exceeding
~ popular In mUsscal circles here when visiting
Mrs. Brainard Rcyison and Mrs. Overman las fall.
At present she is leading contrato OF the largest
Hebrew eynagOg lie in Brooklyn. and is also q
great fayorite at Snaieur entertainments In Brook
apoi dSn next afs sunni AGAIN WISH 'o'A"
The Young Peoples Christian Temperance Tn
ion will meet Tuesday syning, al O'Clock Q. M,
in the new parioss of The w. 9. Il. o., 20 Nortn
present and add.s IS the young ladies and gentle
men interested q this branch of Christian WORK.
A special progrsifme of music anc reading will
also be IeDderedEy Mrs. lowering. Miss Robinson
and others. A Interested are cordially invited
TO be present, ank large attendance is desired.
Miss LYDIA Btker gave one of the most de-
eveninipg at b%r home on North sew Jersey
among them bel r the Misses L SEVERN. n. Hs ne
iseD, Haerle, Z. Ludorif, /. Cooper, A. Barus,
! A. Tspking. A y Lieber aid Bessrs. William
Koehne. A. Reckbr 6. Haerle. p. Haerle. F. Goep-
| per, NJ. Reckes, II Phngst, c. Lieber and +. New
mayer.
DR.. E. s. Elder ssecretary of the State Board OF
Health, Will be fety four years OF age on Tuesday
next, having 6rsfs seen the light on ST. Patrick's
day, 1871 In adc: ition to his close proximity II
the age which e1tsmpts him from the draft, the
| Doctor coDgratulSses himself upon the fact that
his natal day is s1ways celebrated by the Hiber-
| MANS though spuotless but few OF them are
aware that his ar ST. Patricks birthday Is one
| and the same.
| DThe many warn friends of Lolita Gufin wei.
| come her home g. few days visit. She has met
| with the same az recitation in Chicago as she al
ways commands E seHhere Her paintings were re-
ceived and exhitke bed at the late art RECEPTION
| of the Calumet lub." of that city. rare collec
ton composed ynostly of the works OF foreign
artists, Conot, Bd3 earane, Mil,et Mess0nnier and
others. This red gnlticn is a rare compliment to
| Mrs. rfsn. Th4 Chicago Times OF last sunday
| devoted quite sSlarge portion OF It's valuable
| space 10 Mrs. GuIn n, her studio. pain tirgs. etc.
| The Home Lite&ary Society entertained last
| Wednesday even Hg by the Misses Ryan at theil
residence, on Ely street. The programme was as
| follows: Readin& Miss Eunice Wright; recita
| ton. Miss Cora s-snge; harp solo, VIII Rogers;
| reading, Miss Maud Gilliland guitar solo. Miss
| Pearl Graham: del bate. Frank Rogers and Ed. Long
| The society papV. The Spectator" was ther
read by Louis II In, and proved 10 oe the feature
| OF the evenings Entertainment After the literary
| exercises were cckcluded euchre was INDUCED in
| At q late hour th1 society adjourned to meet mex
week at the homfo Miss Capito on Virginia ave
| nue..
Miss Duddie Mcguire, who left the city eighteen
months ago withA0ne OF Rice's companies, ant
las since been siN aging in the Grau and Henri
Laurent Opera Cfmpanies. arrived at home OF
last Monday eyefIDg. While in this city she VII
OF course discarf her maiden ana professions
name and be kno IN by hez real name OF Mrs.
A. Howe. Her hS sband, who is at psesent man
agef of the San raBcieco Buriesquo Company
will join his wifefn this city at the close OF tn
season and accor{oanJ her to New York. where
brilliant engsgerisnt awaits them both In TIA
same company. Drs. Howe is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Doiv lass laguire, aud Is delightedl
welcomed by hertaany old friends.-People.
very pleasant progressive euchre party wa
held At the resic- of D. T. Some, 80 Christian
avenue, Friday ssyeniDg, by the "Chinaoerr
fu7f, ho rf41 II aunfa 10