The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-26

and Meridian streets, in the house formerly oc
cupied by the Messrs Reed.
Mrs Daniel Macauey. who has been visiting
her parents on North East street for the past
two weeks, left on Thursday for Columbus O.
| where she will join her family
| Miss Matte Lee, bright and accomplished
| young lady of Charlottesville, is the guest oi
Miss Hattie Heiskell, of North Pennsylvania
street She viii return home tomorrow.
Miss Hattie Bushnell, daughter of Captain
BUSHNELL OF Springfield, o., is visiting her aunt
ana uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Bushnell, on the
corner OF Seventh and Pennsylvania streets.
| Mr.. Harry Morgan, messenger to the Vice
president arrived home on Thursday evening,
for a short visit to his father and mother. Mr..
ana MRS D. W. Morgan, on East Market street.
Mr. William Reed and wife will take up their
residence in the Barbour property, on North
Meridian street, upon their return from Europe.
Inc property wall be thoroughly reftted and re-
modelled.
The german given by Miss Kate Lewis on
Tuesday evening promises to be a most
recherche event 1t will be given as q compli-
ment to her friend, Miss Compton, who will soon
leave for her home in Lockport, N. Y.
Mrs. Ed Shideler entertained the 'Go-as-you-
please progressive euchre club last week. Miss
clara Schmidt and Mr.. Isaac Thalman won the
| prizes, one of which was handsome fruit bas-
ket. Mr.. Shideler won the prize for being the
poorest player.
| Miss Helen Wright entertained large num-
Der of friends on Friday afternoon, from till g.
There was much elegant dressing and many new
attires seen in spring styles. Miss Wright. en-
/ tertained with her accumstomed ease, and the
| affair, although somewhat quiet, was most ele-
| CANT IN detail.
| One of the most delightful occurrences Of the
| week was a recherche dinner given by Mrs. Lew
wallace IN honor OF Mr.. and Mrs Hatch the
latter well known here as the beautiful Miss
Keep Among the guests invited were Mr.. and
Mrs Chas Walcott Mr.. and Mrs. James M.
Winters Mr. and Mrs. Lew Haughey, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Will Mckee, and Mr.. John Harper. The
menu was elaborate and comprehensive
Rev. Mr.. Haines must have felt complimented
| by the welcome accorded him, Wednesday night
| from the members of the church where he has
entered upon new passionate. The social rooms of
the edifce were tastefully decorated with flowers
and elegant refreshments were served. Music
was rendered by Mrs Hammond and Mr.. Levi
The attendance very large, and all went
away greatly impressed by the affable manners
| OF the new pastor, while, no doubt, the impress
| sion made upon him was most satisfactory.
| The elite of the city were in attendance at the
| lecture given by May Wright Sewal on Friday
night. Her subject Margaret Fuller was
| handled in a manner that showed a perfect in
sight into the character of that talented woman,
who has been the subject of so much thought
1 and discourse. One of the charms of Mrs
Sewall is, that while her mind is equal to grasp
ing the most learned and profound subjects, she
keeps herself poised by womanly grace. More
over she dresses with taste and care, not for
getting that it is woman's province to DO at
| tractive.
Madame Frank Rtzinger entertained
the Ladies' Progressive Euchre Club
at her residence on Friday even
| Ing As gentlemen are admitted to the
| evening meetings, a zest was added to the play
| ing by their presence upon this occasion No
matter how well lady plays game of cards
she feels just trife more victorious, if her we'll
beaten oppone 1T is of the masculine persuasion
Mrs Ritzinger proved charming as an enter
| talner, and generally pleasant evening was
| enjoyed. The favors were beautiful in the
extreme. Refreshments were served in excel
| lent style.
| Miss Kate Lands entertained the German
progressive euchre club on Friday evening in an
elegant manner. The ladies' prizes, which were
card receivers mounted on three canes, were
| won by Miss Carrie Vajen and Daisy Roberts
The gentlemens prizes, which were hammered
| brass match or ash receivers and bottles of CO.
| logne, were won by Lawrence Shuler and Ernest
| Wlles. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Lam
dis at 1870 o'clock much to the surprise of every
one. the rule of tine club is mo refreshments
Those present were the Misses Mcmahon Lam
| dis, Daley, Roberts, Baldwin, Robinson Gray,
Butler and Vajen. The gentlemen present were
the Messrs Wiles Wood, Tapking, Shuler Ted
and Charlie Byfeld Eden, Foster, Murphy and
| Tousey.
The Reid-Lockard wedding. in Cincinnati, on
Wednesday, was brilliant affair. The cere-
| nony was performed by Rev. Mcleod, life
| long friend of the groom, who was born near Mr.
Reid's home, at Belfast, ireland. The
house was a bower of flowers and trail
| ing vines Above the heads of the hap
| py pair was suspended large floral butterfly
A band discoursed sweet strains of
music, while friends gathered near to
offer congratulations The bride was elegantly
| attired In toilet of embroidered India crepe
cut decollete, and finished by garland of Chi
nese primroses. Two strings of pearls encirced
her throat, and cluster of rose buds fastened
and lilies of the valley. She was attended by
| Miss Winnie Turner, who wore pale colored
| crepe de chine cut with square BODICE and trim
| med with masses of yellow Spanish lace. The
bridal pair will so abroad, where they will spend
some time.
Saturday Peoples Such pretty little romance;
that of an Indianapolis young lady, who months
| ago went to Louisville to attend the last sad
| rites of a dear girl friend. and to console the
| survivors Among these was handsome South
! erner, the betrothed of her for whom they were
| all so truly mourning. Between the lover and the
| friend of the dead girl a brief friendship of q
] few days sprang up and as quickly died She
returned to indianapolis, and he went back to
| his home In Gulf State. Early this spring the
| young Lady received a telegram from the South
ern acquaintance, who was by no means forgot
| ten, saying he was journeying northward and
would like to call ON her in her own home. The
| message was 1aSorapiy answered Inc next
mail brought long letter. in which the South
| erner made a formal proposal of marriage, and
besought the privilege of taking his bride back
| home with him. Two weeks later he arrived
| There was a quiet afternoon wedding in the
presence of very near friends, hasty leave tax
ing, and one OF our prettiest girls was converted
into Southern matron of a plantation home.
! Prot. Brenneke's closing matinee, for this
| season, was given yesterday afternoon from 3
/! till 6, at Pfaffiin's Hall. The room was crowded
with ladies and children. The dances were
given by gas light giving to the affair more the
appearance of an evening party. Among those
present were: Miss Victor Hendricks, Mrs
| Geo. Chapman, Mrs. Kise Fletcher, Mrs. Frank
| Ritzinger, Mrs. Chas. Judson. Mrs. James
M. Winters. Mrs. Gus Ritzinger, Mrs.
| Geo C. Duy. Mrs. Fahnley and Miss UPTON
| Hammond. Among the most graceful dancers