The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-01

Tousey, Mr.. William Landers, Mr.. Allen Hendricks,
Mr.. Charles Tapking. and Mr.. William Wood.
Dancing, music and refreshments were features of the
evening.
Mr.. R. II. Bragdou. of New York city, will be in In.
annapolis In a short time to display a collection OF
draperles IN lus'ra painting. a system of which heis the
author. Tie exhibition, in connection with some
other displays, will be held in Mrs. Ferry's art
studio.
Miss Ka..A M. Eden received a diamond ring and a
diamond lace pin. Ger the h~andsomest costume and
best makeup, at the V;rginia-avenne Rink carnival
Saturday night, last. She represented a peanut girl.
and her costume. which was made almost entirely OF
peanuts, was the best ever seen here, being very
original and new.
The marriage of Mr.. P. J. Kelleher to Miss Alice
Duffy, took place on Tuesday morning at ST. John $
Church, with Rt. Rev. Mgr. Bessonies officiating and
Mr.. John M. Sullivan and Miss Kate LOTUS acting as
groomsman and bridesmaid. Both parties are well
known and highly respected in Indianapolis, Mr..
Kelleher being a very active young business man.
The happy couple went to Chicago on the same day.
One of the largest and most enjoyable parties given
by the friends of Miss Rose McGlinn on Russell ave.
nue., on Thursday evening. Nearly one hundred
couples assembled at that lady's home, and were en-
tertained most royalty. Dancing was continued until
Mrs. DIR. Gall, of North Delaware street, gave a re-
ception to Rev J. b. Baltzly ana wife, who departed
during the week to their new home, Beech Grove, O..
Although the weather was very inclemen q large
number of friends assembled, who were reluctant to
bid the host and hostess a final adieu. Music and
recitations added to the pleasures of the occasion.
Miss Esther Harvey, of I~rvington, invited the Kap-
pa Alpha Thetas and their gentlemen friends to spend
Hallowe en- with her. The following persons were
present: Miss Julia Holland, MISS Myrtella Sewall,
Miss Corinne Thrasher. Miss Sallie Thrasher, Miss
Emily Bigger. Miss Annie Smith. Miss Jennie White.
Miss Susie Stel henson: also, Mr.. Rudy, Mr.. Morri-
son, Mr.. Noble, Mr.. Mallon and several others.
Arrangements for the charity ball proceed with in
creasing assurances of unprecedentedly large attend
ance. The ladies of the Flower Mission and the gen.
tlemen of the Light Infantry held meetings during
the week and made the most systematic preparation
necessary to be looked after. 1t is now generally un-
derstood that the refreshments will be served in the
English Hotel rather than at the Meridian-street club
house, as heretofore contemplated.
The Fortnight Whist Club were nicely entertained
on Wednesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Clay
pool. at their elegant home on North Pennsylvania
Frank A. Coffin, Misses Mary Landers. Agnes
Fletcher, Annie Roberts, Hautie Harrington, Clip
pinger, Carrie Hendricks, Brown, her guest, Nellie
Mckinney, Mrs. DR.. o. S. Runnells, also Messrs. w.
T. G. Colt, III. j. Landers, John Claypool, d. f.
Brown, DR.. Calvin Fletcher, and Streator, of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Griffith gave an elegant tea
party on Tuesday evening to a number of friends.
The party was composed of twelve couples, VINO spent
the evening in an exciting game of progressive euchre.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Byram, Mr..
and Mrs. James Mckee, Mr.: and Mrs: J. W. Gordon.
ertson, Mr.. and Mrs. Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Cathie, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B: Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. DR..
o. 5. Runnells, Mr.. and Mrs. W.. p. Bingham, Mr..
and Mrs. w. P. Gallup.
Mrs. William Henderson, assisted by her daughter.
Mrs. Virgins, gave a very pleasant party on Thurs
day in honor of Mrs. Baum, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Among the guests were numbered Mrs. L. A. Hen
bricks, Mrs. J. M. Winters Mrs. Lewis Hasselman,
Mrs. Ed Lamme. Mrs. William Reid, Mrs. John Stew
art, Mrs. Daniel Stewart, Mrs. A. w. Hendricks, Mrs.
George FL. Chapman, Mrs. Z. G. Wiley, Mrs. Mansur
Wright. Mrs. DR.. Cravens, Mrs. Otto Hasselman. Mrs.
John Carey, Mrs. Victor Hendricks, Mrs. William
Scott. Mrs. Watt Hasselman, Mrs II. D.. Pierce, Miss
Eliza Hendricks and Miss Louise Bright.
Mr.. James M. Blythe. formerly one of our popular
indianapolis boys, well and favorably known by a
host of friends here, now located in business at
Springfield, Mo-, and Miss Ada L.. Comstock, will be
Christian avenue and Ash street, Monday evening,
Nov. 2, at 7:30 o'clock. Immediately after the we'd
ding ceremony a reception will be rendered the happy
couple and their friends. by the parents of the groom,
at their residence. No. 2S7 North Pine street. Mr..
and Mrs. Blythe will leave within a few days for
Springfield, Mo-, where they will take up their resi-
dence
Miss Annie Geiger, of North Meridian street, was
married on Wednesday. at high noon, to Mr.. John
Patterson, of Columbus. O.; The affair was very
quiet-the services witnessed by but few friends out
side of the families. Of those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Sloane, Mrs. J. o. D. Lilly and daughter. Mr.;
and Mrs. Lewis Weisenberger, Mr.. and Mrs. David
e. Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Allison and Mrs. S.
Fl. Hibben. Rev. DR.. Prentiss, of Grace Episcopal
Church, Miss Annie Snyder and Mr.. William Dunn, of
parties. The newly married couple left for an Eastern
trip of two weeks. after which they will take up their
residence either in Indianapolis or Louisville. Ky.
The bride was dressed in a very pretty close-ftting
travelling suit of blue.
On Wednesday evening Miss Ella Frances. the &C
complished daughter of H. II. Hutchins, was married
street, to Mr.. Charles j. Moore, of Dayton, o.. the
ceremony being performed by Rev. DR.. l. II. McCon-
nell, of Roberts Park Church. The floral decorations
were beautiful, and there were many and elegant pres
ents. The bride was attired in white brocade satin
with the conventional veil. The bridesmaid, Miss M.
Griffin. of Michigan City, was dressed in old gold
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dressed in white surah. After an elegant repast Mr..
and Mrs. Moore left for their new home in Dayton
View. The groom is connected with the Third
National Bank, of Dayton. He is a son of Rev. w. II.
Moore, of Brookville, Ind.
TIE friends Of Miss MAY Henry will be glad to
know of her success, as recorded in the following no.
tice, which appeared in a recent issue of the New York
Dramatic Critic: Miss Flora May Henry as Nine.
Fortaine in IA Moral Crime" now running at the
Union square Theater, has succeeded in accomplish
ing one of the finest hits of the season. The part,
which is a most difficult one, admits of all the art and
articles which a heartless woman of fashion is sup
posed to resort to, and Miss Henry is more than up to
the needs of her part. There is a charming natural
ness in her manner, and even the hauteur and ~duplicity
which her performance requires find in Miss Henry
such a delicate interpreter as to become anything but
repulsive. The other characters in the play are we'll
sustained by a number of old New York favorites.
The piece is running to big houses"
Mrs. John A. Holman gave a very elaborate lunch
con on Wednesday to about thirty of her lady friends.
The house was beautifully arranged and ~tastefuny dec
GRATED with choice flowers. Despite the beautiful
dressing and air of formality, the charming hostess
placed every guest at perfect ease, and all agreed that
it was one of the finest afternoons of the social sea-
son. The ladies present were Mrs. T. A. Hendricks,
Mrs. A. e.. Porter. Miss Anna Porter and her friend,
stock, Mrs. William Elder. Miss Elder, Miss Hughes,
Mrs. E. B. Martindale. Mrs. o. H. Hasselman, who
assisted the hostess in receiving; Mrs. Baum, of
Brooklyn; Mrs. J. M. Winters, Mrs. Judge Woods,
Mrs. Caldwell. Mrs. Judah. Mrs. William Wallace,
Mrs. Lewis Wallace, Mrs. N. c. Butler, Mrs. Benja-
min Harrison, Mrs. j. r. Mckee, Mrs. John M. But
Ter. Miss Butler, Miss Mary Landers. Mrs. Fairbanks.
Mrs. John 5. Duncan, Mrs. Fred. Fahnley, Mrs. F.
G Chislett. Mrs. Fl. Bates, jr.. Miss Boswell, Mrs.
Walling, Miss Newcomer and Mrs. Sewall.
Music.
Miss Bessie Hough, prominent in the musical circles
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