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


Mendelssohn concert. and the church concert of
the English Lutheran congregation.
The Hoosier art exhibit closed very success
full week, which ended the creditable display
made by them.
May Wright Sewall's lecture was literary
feature, and drew forth a cultured audience.
This week there will be the Carleton Opera
Company, reading by Miss Bingham, the ger
man entertained by Miss Kate Lewis, and sew
eral small gatherings that promise food forsocia
bility and pleasure.
Just at present the subject of 'sWhat to wear,
and how to make itH is filing the feminine mind
to the brim. When that momentous question is
settled the world of society viii be again in a
whirl
Society.
Miss Virginia Cooper is visiting friends in
Chicago.
Mrs. Stalham Jameson is in ST. Louis for q
brief visit.
Mrs John Bryan is visiting her mother in Co
iumbus, Ind.
Miss Anna Porter has returned from her visit
to South Bend
Miss Bertha Gall has arrived home from her
trip to Texas.
Miss Nellie Poor is visiting Mrs. Gregory, in
Lebanon, Ind.
Mrs. Rhoda Sheppard is visiting friends in
Charlestown, Ills.
Mrs. Nora Lockwood has returned from her
visit to Lafayette.
Miss Coe Condit has returned from delight
full trip to Chicago.
Miss Lille Latham is preparing beautiful
wedding trousseau.
Miss Laura Bingham will visit her sister Sal
lie, in Boston, In June
Miss Nettie Johnson viii return home from
Boston next Wednesday.
c. s. Kirk, of Chicago, is visiting his mother
on North Meridian street
Mrs. U. ]. Hammond is entertaining her aunt
Mrs. Kirkland, of st. Louis.
Mrs. w. DeM Hooper and Mrs. j. Il. Dill
will visit Cincinnati this week.
Miss Kate Eden returned home Wednesday
from delightful trip to Chicago.
Miss Belle Smith is visiting in New York, with
her young friend, Miss MAZE Wright
DIR. Roesgen, of Michigan City, will take up
his residence here some time in June.
Len. Willard and wife are in New York,
where they will remain for two weeks.
Miss Greeley Grubbs, of Richmond, Ind, is
the guest of Mrs. Ankeny, of Lafayette.
The nuptials of Mr.. White, of Lafayette, and
Miss Mir-ie Tinney will occur this week.
Mrs. Lee Canon is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Talbot North Tennessee street.
Mr.. E. NJ. Purcell and Miss Ida Ralph were
married at the home of the bride, last week.
Mrs G. G. Emswieler, of Peru is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Anna Walker. on Central avenue
The Indianapolis evangelist, Mrs. Robinson, is
meeting with phenomenal at Eaton o.
Mrs Will Gillespie and Miss Belle Roache will
return from Tucson, Arizona the LIST of May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coe gave most enjoyable
progressive euehre party On Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. John Streght are having an ele-
CANT home fitted up for them in Nashville, Tenn.
Mr. Frank Kenyon and family have returned
from pleasant visit to friends in Richmond,
Ind.
Mr.. Wallace Kinds, of Madison, will be the
guest of his sister, Mrs George New, next
week.
An informal whist party was entertained by
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Priedley on Monday
evening
There is rumor Of the engagement of Miss
Annie Roberts to wealthy capitalist of New
York city.
Miss Kinuie voss will spend tho summer
abroad, in company with s. party of friends from
Cincinnati
Misses NelEe Whitcomb and Ella Peck have
returned from their visit to Miss Katie Cox, in
Cincinnati
DR.. William E. Brandt started for Washing
ton, d. c., last week, where he will remain sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ramsey left on wednes-
day for Brazil, Ind. where they will locate
permanently.
last week, and took occasion to call upon some of
his old friends.
large military ball was given at Terre Haute
on Friday night. Ajjutantgeneral Koontz was
in attendance
Mrs. Hattie Smith and her daughter Jennie.
of Efingham, Ills, have taken up their resi-
dence IN this city.
Mrs. Kate Weaver of Urbana, O., was the
guest of Mrs. w. N. Burt, on North Delaware
street, last week.
Miss Stella Wiles left yesterday for Rich
mond, where she will spend Sunday with her
lister, Mrs. Elder.
The wedding of Mr.. John r. Scanlon and Miss
Bridget Mcdonald took place in St. Johns Ca
theGral on Wednesday.
Hon. r. J. C. Pendleton, is entertaining his
brother, DIR. L. j. W. Pendleton, of tine Marine
Hosnital at Portland. Me.
Miss Josie Craig. after a visit of several
months here, left last week for her home in
Clarksburs, West Virginia.
DIR. and Mrs. Henry Schu-mann are about to
move into their pleasant rev home on the corner
Of Park and Lincoln avenues
St Mary's Guild, of Grace Church, gave very
delightful social at the beautiful residence of Mr.
Edmunds, on North Meridian street
Mrs. George II. Wheelock formerly of this
city, was the first to introduce progressive euchre
into the society circles of Kansas City.
Miss Lena Barlo. of North Delaware street
was the recipient of q delightful surprise upon
heT birthday, which occurred recently.
Mr.. Earl III. Lowe, of Cincinnati, formerly of
indianapolis, is lying very in in that city. His
sister Hattie has gone there to take care of him.
Miss Lizzie Mckenzie entertained q very de-
nghtfui euchre party on last Monday evening
After card play dancing was continued until a
late hour
Miss Lilly Andrews, Of Peru. who was visiting
Miss Alice Snyder, Of West Third street. re.
turned home last week. after delightful visit
with her many friends.
Mr. William IA. xvraa ~ xhss IL -.