The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-22

in, and held the boards until the wee sma' hours.
when the party broke up after enjoying pleas
aat and agreeable time.
Mrs. G. W. Trout, OF 2s7 College avenue enter.
evsning fbe isVors were Ge'S won 81 Mss Jennie
Harrison and DR.. Wagner.
It is reported that JEnes whitcoms Riley. the
ford of Greenfield also well known Is poetess
OF no little ability.-Minute.
william NJ. smock and wife. OF whitelsnd have
been IL the city curing the past week, visiting
their brother, Howard Smock. VINO has been quite
sicK, bet who is now eonvalesing.
Miss Maggie Bond, a charming society lady OF
tothe EoYibWest was Visisine the MISC Dssher
On North Illinois street, last week.
Mrs.. JAMES Taylor corner OF South and School
week by the death of her brother. has the sympA-
thy OF her many friends and neighbour.
Miss Jessie Meek left last week for Chicago. and
Louis tomorrow. From that city they take
steamer for the New Orleans Exposition.
4 birthday surprise was rendered MRS. Wood
bridge, of North Tennessee street. last Monday
evening. Progressive euchre enjoyed. and
many tokens OF remembrance bestowed by ner
friends.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society OF
Fletcher place Church neld a social at the resi-
deuce of Miss X. Diiler. 112 Fletcher avenue.
Alter the literary exercises they served ice cream
and c. Ike.
Mrs Edward Valentine and Mrs Clarence Val
| entine of Eeinburg were the city "Wednesday.
the guests CT Mr. Sarah Middleton. OF College ave
| nue.. They left next dag for Paris. ILL.,. where
| they visit other relatives.
Meridian Lodge of the Order OF Odd Fellows,
| WILL We q musical and literary entertainment
Wedpe day night at their hail. corner of Missis-
| sipi street and Indiana avenue. Toe occasion is
| the tenth anniversary OF the lodge
! Miss Ewalt entertained the Euterpean Literary
Society at her residence, ls5 Pleasant street. After
well rendered programme and pleasant and en-
| joyable social, the society adjourned to meet at
the residence of President Pugh, S4s South New
/ Jersey street.
The marriage OF DIR. b. Given. OF Kissinimee
| City. Fla, ana Miss Stell4 K Terrell of this city,
! on wednesday last created quite a surprise among
their many friends as the affair had been kept
very quiet They left for their future home i'm
! N sdiate1y. with the best wishes OF all.
Rev J. A. Rondthaler, OF the Indianapolis Taber-
| nacle Presbyterian Church. who exchanged pull.
pits with Rev. Mr.. Torrance yesterday. greatly
admired by many who heard him. Some are quite
lavish in their praise OF the poetcsl imagination
GMondsyl'
The F. r. d. Club held a pleasant meeting
| Ter, 343 West Vermont street. Among those pres
| emit were Joe Marott. Frank Suter. Charles Kuhn,
VIII Rice, Thomas Flemming, Joe Reagan Charles
johnson. soice, Gates. McGlinn, Barkings and
Woerner.
The Hoyle Progressive Euchre Club was enter.
| tained last "Wednesday evening by Miss Minnie
aud ]. A. and Z. Dildine at their residence on East
sre by ns eprse w sns Sery
| Mamie Gates. All the members or the club except
Messrs. Hicks. Wilson and Woods were in attend
| anee. Miss Champ. of the 1olu Club. was present
| and TOOK part In the game.
The Home Literary Society met last "Wednesday
evening at the residence OF Miss Nellie Capito. on
faSo soo Miss Nes GaPto resdns Miss
Emma Brown: recitation. Mr. Cliff. Rogers society
clement weather, there was large attendance
The society adjourned at late hour, after an
evening very pleasantly spent
| The young people OF the Seventh Presbyterian
Church met last Monday night, at the church par
Tors for the purpose OF orgsnizing Literary so
denf Kenneth Reid: Nee Prssidenta George Dun.
can: Treasurer, Lutte Aker: Secretary L. Duthie.
The following we're elected Constitutional Com.
Aker. After an evening very pleasantly spent
the society adjourned, TO meet again March 80, in
the church lecture room.
Mr. Luther Benson, the brilliant temperance
orator. who has been lecturiug here before vast
audiences leaves to day for a tour through Misss.
sippi. While here Mr. Benson made hundreds OF
warm, personal friends. and did much for the
cause be advocates with sucn force. He expresses
says the exposition excels even the Centennial.
| He yesterday spent the day with Hon Jefferson
Davis. at Beauvoir. where he was received with
| every courtesy.-New Orleans Times Democrat.
| On Sunday evening at O'Clock, at the residence
oiY: b. salter. on the mesa. occurred the marriage
n M aeisting ana sassr vail
railroad circles, while Miss Billy has been in the
employ of Mrs. V. B: salter as milliner for four
she has won. Mr. Salter has good home on the
mesa for his bride. and the young couple will At
once commence housekeeping with the best
wishes OF hosls of friends. among whom they can
reckon the entire force OF the Chieitain. Mag lone
lie and happiness attend them.-Pueblo Coll
number OF well-knoyn gentlemen OF the city
have organized scientific society. to be known as
the indianapolis Athenseum Society" The active
members are limited in number, and each one Is
selected for some special public or personal &C.
aubement. There viii be, however. a number OF
ship az presentand the speciality for which each is
DISTINGUISHED are: Professor Naylor. physics; W.
mates: John Hurry. chemistry aud mineraiogy;
Wappenbaus, meteorolegy: W. Dem. Hooper, geoi
ogy; Dr. Ralph Perry entsomolosy; William Bass
Nelson Yoke. psychology. Professor Esylor was
elected President. William Bass. Vice President
Ineet every two weeks.
Greensburg.
Miss Fannie Reed is lying quite i'll az her home
with typhoid fever
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Mnear are expected home
from New York shortly.
Theodore Reed. wife ana son. OF Rushville
spent Sundsy In our city.
MissJeanette swein is expected home from hel
trip through the East saturday.
cap" Rankin, formerly of this city, now o
Lebanon. is visiting friends here
Milton Hanoued received a telegram from
Wheeling. WA. stating that his father was very
i'll. He left on the evening train for that city.
Mr.. Frank Pollard returned home from Denver
COi.s sDt past Ncth duu ISpOItSu tuc hcdith "
his sister, Mrs Jennie LathroI, much improved
|, The game of polo at the American Rink or
Thursday night between the Crescents and tbs
Kinks, resulted in score Of 5 to In favor Of ths
, CIe:cents.
The people OF Greensburg do not have to go IA
to witness a fine entertainment, as We have fine
company in the shape of our Band Boys Thel
concert on last Monday night, assisted by Mr.
Frederick Innes, the world-rsnowned tromb0nist
formerly of Gilmore Band, New York, was a grand
success Mr.. lnnes is truly master OF the from
, bone. Cliff Donneld's cornet solo was grand and
received immense applause as did the entire com
pany.
Edfnburg.
Mr.. Philip Robbins is sightseeing at the World
| | Fair.
Mrs. E and C. Valentine are the guests OF rels
tives in Paris. Ill.