The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-26

be addressed to MRS. ROSE BAILEY, care of the
Journal.l
\ DR.. ID. G. Darrow, of Peru, is at the Denison.
= Hon. Willard Merrill, of Milwaukee, is at the
4 Denison House.
Robert Kerr. of Paisley, Scotland, is at the
Denison House.
Hon. Jesse j. Brown. of New Albany, is at
4 the Denison House.
q George M. Roberts, ex-mayor Of Lawrence
I burg is at the Grand Hotel.
A Mrs. Maloy, of Paris, Ill., is visiting the fam
Eily of DIR. W. N. Burt on North Delaware
street.
y Charles Fl. Hoyt, author of IA Tin Soldier,
. Bunch of Keys" and "a Parlor Match" is at
B the Denison.
Mrs j. W. Gordon will give a progressive
euchre party to a few of her lady friends this
afternoon.
IL. E. Whelden, spend Thanksgiving at Corners
vile, Ind, the guests of Mrs E. K. Wetherold.
b A large party, headed by Messrs Ted and
Charlie Byfeld, will go to Franklin to-day for
THANKSGIVING dinner, followed by dance al
3 Music Hall.
z On account of the death of Vice president
Hendricks the entertainment arranged for this
4 evening at the Deaf and Dumb Asylum is de-
clared off.
tended visit through the South, visited in this
city the first of the week, en- route to her home
z in Chicago
Prof. j. B. Roberts, accompanied by his two
b youngest children. left last night for Morton,
q Ill, where they will spend Thanksgiving with
4 Mr. Roberts's father.
4 The reception at Mrs. VIM. Wallace's, in COM
81 Jones SATURDAY.
inst, is deferred account of the death of Vice
q president Hendricks.
Messrs. Willie and Clarence Hough, of Green
3 field, Ind, who are in attendance at DePauw
3 University were in the city yesterday for visit
d to their friend, Mr.. Marriott.
Mrs. Thomas Blessings address is 237 West
New York street. She will be glad to receive
4 persons who wish to further examine her pict-
ures with view to purchasing.
q An informal reception will be given at the
residence Of Mrs. Hattie A. Prunk, No. 1868 West
B New York street. this afternoon and evening, in
H honor Of Mrs. Prunk's mother, Mrs Levenia
4 Smith.
W. E. Sheldon, editor of the New England
q Journal of Education of Boston, will arrive in
& the city to-day, and will be the guest of Mrs.
b Prunk. He comes to honor Mrs Smiths birth
q day anniversary.
The many friends of Rev. Myron W. Reed will
q find him at the Denison Hotel. He lectures,
4 Friday evening, at Plymouth Church, for the
benefit OF the charity kindegartens. There
& will no doubt be a crowded house.
d DR.. L. W. Munhall has closed his work in Sa-
8 vannah, and has commenced in New Orleans.
q He was, as usual very successful In Savannah,
and his New Orleans meetings have opened with
3 large attendance and great interest.
q Allwomen who wish to sell or exhibit fine fancy
4 work or ceramics at the New Orleans exposition
n will please send it at once to the Office Of John
W. Holcombe. Superintendent of Public Instruc-
4 ton. Mrs. John M. Judah has charge Of the
u articles.
honor of Mrs. Gilman, Of Boston, yesterday,
\ was an exceptionally pleasant affair. The par
lors were beautifully decorated with flowers, and
& the appointments of the menu were elegant in
3 the extreme.
The classes in Greek at Butler University
gave their professor, Demarchus Brown, a sur
8 prise reception on Tuesday night. The Juniors
4 presented him with set oe Thackeray and the
4 sophomores contributed handsome flag. Re
B fleshments and Greek charades were also en-
ployed to increase the pleasure of the occasion.
q Miss Mary Alvey, daughter of James Alvey,
was united in marriage yesterday morning.
Z at ii o'clock, at Christ Church, to Dr. 0. G.
Pfaf Rev. j.. A. Bradley performed the cere-
mony Miss Barry was the brides attendant.
4 Mr.. Harry Pomeroy and DR.. Oliver acted as at
X PENDANTS to the groom. The happy couple have
4 gone to Chicago for short visit.
4 Mr. T. " Cook recently entertained his friends
Z pleasantly, in part with play, at his house.
81 He has little theater, with foot-lights to its
stage, with drop-curtain. scenery flies, and all
5 complete. The auditorium has cushioned seats.
1t is as brilliant as gliding and fresco- painting
can make it. The play was done capitally. Mr..
q Cook has good company of amateurs.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hanson celebrated the
tenth anniversary of their wedding last even
& ing by progressive euchre party at the resi-
dence of Dir. and Mrs. George Stout North
Mar OF
a Mr.. and Mrs. Comsrock, Mr.. and Mrs Browning,
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott, Dir. and Mrs Hollen beck,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsy, Mr.. and Mrs. Bingham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Stone, Mr. Sherman,
Mr. Will Carey, Mr. Harry Ramey and Mrs. A.
81. Cherry. Mr.. and Mrs Hanson were the re-
cipients of many beautiful gifts.
The wedding of Mr.. Leslie Sulgrove and Miss
Sophia Dithmer took place at the residence of
the bride, No. Ala North Alabama street. last
evening, the ceremony being performed by Rev.
10. G. McCulloch in the presence of immediate
relatives The wedding was followed by re-
ception, which was largely attended. The bride
q was dressed in white satin, with orange bios
SONS; the groom, In conventional black The
Epresents We're numerous and elegant. The
house was profusey decorated with flowers.
Mr.. Sulerove and his bride will leave for Miles
City, Montana, next week.
b Twenty seven cases Of splendid pictures have
arrived at New Orleans from Havre and Ant
werp for the New Orleans exposition. Many are
very large canvases None of these works have
3 ever been in this country before. Several cases
. of bronzes have also arrived. Among them are
Barbedienne bronzes and those of Barrias
Pradier, Eitex and other great French sculptors.
b Wendell Stanton Howard, the art director of the
New Orleans exposition, while in Europe last
summer, received the cross of the order of Leo
pold. for services to the fine arts, decoration
highly valued 'over there" Some of the above
y art treasures will be in indianapolis mex,
April, at the large exhibition OF the art associa
ton
The Five-Year- Old Suit of Thomas Wren,
Judge Taylor yesterday morning gave an in
\ termediary decision in the well-known contro