The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-15

Sample. Guxie Church. and Mrs coonsy. of
North Vernon; Me~rs. Hermann. Planiin, chafee,
klinger. Chase, Green and Others
Francis b. Purdie ESQ.,. acting manager of the
George q. Min Dramatic Company is in the city,
Arranging Tor the appearance Of the late Rev.
George 9. MIN at English's Opera House on the
'-Pesruchio" and "xacbsth.'
Harry J. Milliean and Miss Carrie. daughter of
Hon W L fishbsck. were married at noon yes
North Delaware street. IN the presence of about
nifty people. The date was the thirtieth anniver-
eary OF Nr. Fishback's wedding.
Mrs. Walter Peck and Mrs. Frank Hesse enter
tanned a few of their mute friends ct the nome OF
1he latter, on Virginia avenue, last nlght, IN a
ws. s5y u anGsss u S
pulling began. The muies LEFT Tor their homes at
O'Clock
Mrs schoI. wife of Jacob F. scholI. Deputy
County CIerK was forty six years old Thursday.
A large number OF the members OF Olive Esanch
lodgs. No TO- i. o. .. Daughters OF Rebeksh.
sou,h Alabama street in the evening. and had a
pleasant Tine Mrs. Scholl received many val.
tiable presents
Profes scr Gresh's Dancing Academy was flied
20 overlooking on last Friday evening IL being
fhe nrst reception of ne Elite Dancing Club This
club has been but recently organized with the
foIlowinT officers: President, W l. iockmsn:
Vice President George Stacey: Secretary. J. II.
smith: Treasurer. r. R, cefhn. Jr.. with Messrs.
Al present were well pleased with he social.
Miss Hattie Coats. OF North Alabama street. en-
tertainef bfry OF her young friends from 10 10
a. elock frioay evening. the occasion being her
eleventh birthday. The young ladies and gents
returned home feeling much happier after the
merry games and bountiful repast served at :,
nj pronouncing Miss Hattie a Charming young
hostess, and wishing her many happy returns OF
presents.
psrty of friends repaired to the residence of
Iheo. Hsneman. on Friday evening. II was
kind Of reunion Of old friends. some OF whom had
not met Tor nearly fifteen years most enIoya-
Die time was Ind. Dancing. recitation. singing
and refreshments were The order OF the evening.
y. Fiernan and wife, II. Stein and wife, Thomas
and wife, Edward Meyers and wife. 3. Brenm
Hattie Ludlow. Miss Flora Hieber and others.
The friends OF Frank Helm are glad to learn OF
his appointment the Governors staff. The
choice is a good one, as Frank IL deserving fell
low, which Is shown by his connection with the
1cuayes. He joined the company as private,
not knowing but one or two OF the members and
which capacity he acted during the e0mpany's
whit 10 Houston. After their he was elected
Second Lletenaut, which position he oiled during
Quainted With all the men and officers.
Our Germsn friend Julius wocher, had
row escape srom starvation lest week on The Wa
bash Road, being snowoound for over thirtysix
hours julius began TO get frantic, aud ar once
organized a foraging psrty, headed by himself.
The 81 inhabitant found by the party begged
IONS to last sick babe Sunday, bat Julius was
h1ngly, aud he al once remembered the cJndi.
fi0n of his fellow sufferers in the snowbound
train. and what he did Is still mystery only that
he left 50 gold piece en- the table for the sick
child
Mr. Francis Hardcastle and Miss May Brown
were married by Rev. Dr. Holiday at Roberts
Park Church on last Wednesday evening There
present. TIE sride's attendants were Misses Juiis
Brown. Della Hardcast of Sedalia Anna Porter,
Mary Watkins, o. Nenia, o.. Mary syfers and
little Misses Olcott, of Greencastle, and McCor
mick, of Nenia TIE ushers were Messrs, Lamy,
Keboe, snail and Patterson. OF Sedalia, and
Al
really work of art; an infant front
OF ottoman satin was very heavily em.
work OF the brides sister Miss Julia Brown It
was made up with Duchesse lace and full court
1rsin OF the regulation four yards of cream white
nuns yelling, excepting that OF Miss syfers. who
wore white satin. After supper given TO the
bridal party by the parents OF the bride, MI. and
Mrs. Henry Brown, of Lincoln avenue. Mr. and
Mrs. Hardcastle left for sedala. Mo-, accompanied
by Miss Julia Brown. Miss Hardcastle, Mrs. George
Brown and the company of groomsmen.-People.
On Monday evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph l.. Fisher, No. As Huron street, the
popular ''Our Literary and Social Circle cele-
6rated its third anniversary with an interesting
and enjoyable literary entertainment and BAN
quet. Beside the host OF members numerous
guests were in attendance 10 make merry the oc-
cssion. During the fore part OF the evening the
following excellent literary and musical pro-
ersmme was rendered; Quartet Misses Minnie
Syensey, recitation, Miss Nettie Wensley: solo.
Mss Minnie Graniey: Can You Guess IT." A. 4.
Winters J. w. Price and Fred 5tsckhouse iustru-
mental solo. Miss Jennie Williams: recitation, b.
~. Hioben: duet, Nettie and j. Wensiey dialogue,
George NJ. Alexander r. n. Stackhouse. o. b.
Ball and h. c. Reid. At the conclusion of the
programme the company Eat down TO an excellent
repast, which was partaken OF amid much merrf
snent Frtd Sackhouse did the honors of
MASTER of ceremonies In credisable manner.
The following tossts were proposed and responded
to: "OU1 Society,"" response by President Hal M.
Sfsckhorse; Our ex Presidents" oy o. B. Ball
s'Our Absent Members" Lila A. NJ. Flemmng:
Married xemb rs" Perl w. Morgan; "Our
Maids" Nelly stackhouse "Our Bachelors, -
Archie +. Winters; "Our Future George A.
Wallace.