The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-11

cstals win occur on the 18th and nth Of January,
st Pfaf1fn's Han. and VIII be q 1sre tEeai 20 al
lovers OF tine music.
Stella Dean. a three-yesr-old miss OF i9s B1-
chanan street, was one of the attractions on
skates al the Meridian Rink on Friday evening
last
sister, Miss Fanny Crosley, o. North Vernon, are
visiting their uncle, Reuben Croley, nj Cin-
cinnati.
Mrs. @. W. Blair, formerly Miss Lula Wicksrd.
of this city, has returned 10 her home in Ctncin-
natl. after a two weeks visit TO her iatners family
on broadway.
D.. L. secrest OF Lawrel, Ind. who has been In
the city a few days, the guest OF Mr.: and Mrs N.
II. Geyer at the Beat and Dumb Institute. re-
turned home Saturday.
Master Freddie Weber. who has been spending
the PAST two weeks in the city. returned home 10
Centerville. Tuesday Last, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. Harry Fowler.
Misses Clara and Oids Jaqua, Lou Mcdonald and
Ella Smith, of Union City: Mrs n: b. HAWKINS.
Miss Minnie Jaqus, OF Portland, are in the city TO
attend the inauguration on Monday.
Judge S. L. Kolp and wife. of Greelville. o..
have arrived in the city TO attend the inauguEs-
ton and ts spend Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Denison. and their sister. Mrs. KershHer.
Two very interesting aud charming young Ia
dies. Misses Louise Hardin. OF Rome, ana AGA
Combs, OF Canneiton. this State, are visiting the
family of John w. Miner. 242 North West street.
The fnt entertainment of a new dancing organ
iZstion 10 be known as 'Brenneke's cinderella
Club viii be given next saturday evening at
Brenneke's Dancing Academy. The club viii give
monthly entertainments during the winter
Albert Benson, of Louisville, KY, VIII arrive In
the the city this week TO visit his sister, Mrs.
Frank Hesse. of Virginia avenue, whom ne mas
not seen for eighteen years His sister, Mrs A. Ia
Barker, OF Westfeld. Ind, VIII accompany him.
Master Eddie Foster. who spent the holiaav
vacation with bis parents III this city. started Tor
college at Niagara Falls on Monday, going by way
of ChIcseo. where he intended TO spend a Few days
with his brother. Rev. c. Z. Foster New Record.
Mr. Fred K. Shepard and Miss Ella A. Bigham,
daughter OF H. 8 Bigham. were married on last
Neones day evening by Right Rev. Father Aierd-
ing at the residence of the bride. on North New
Jersey street. Agreat many costly presents were
received, and q large number of friends united in
wishing The young couple many happy years
They left next morning tor a two weeks south.
ern tTip.-People.
Nj. Frank Blackledge. the gentlemanly and eff
Gent secretary OF Governor Porter, VIII retire
from his position tomorrow and VIII enter upon
the study OF law in the Office of Harrison, Miller
& Elan. Mr.. Blsckledge has been uniformly
kind, courteous and accommodating to the mem
bers of the reportorial force OF the city, and they
will no doubt cordially unite In wishing for him
that full measure OF success IN bis new held that
his talents and energy so richly deserve.
The surprise party given Mr.. and Mrs. Resen-
gsrten at their residence. 127 West New York
street, was a very pleasant affair. Music, euchre
and dancing were the entertainments for the even
ing. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Yourdt, Mr..
and Mrs. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Drake. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott. Mr.. aud Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Davis Miss
Knox, Miss Flo Hinkle, Mr.. G. kershner, Miss
Minnie Weber. K. .. Cumback. Miss Lu Hinkle.
Mr Trussler, Miss Emma Weber and DR.. Cherry.
An elegant repast was served at y O'Clock.