The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-15


and SO, either in the duh or gay season, there is
plenty TO occupy the mind.
Society.
Mrs. B. F. Witt is visiting in Evansville.
Mrs. W. j. Richards is visiting her mother in
Lafayette.
Mrs. Ed Schurmann has returned from her visit
to Chicago.
Kansas City.
Mrs. Henry Schurmann is visiting friends in
Lafayette
Miss Sadie Pfafiin is convalescing from a
serious illness.
Miss Kate Wilson has returned from her visit
20 Dayton, O.
Mrs. Will English returned from Washington
On Wednesday.
Mrs A. B. Walker is the guest of Mrs. Kirk
patrick, in Kokomo.
Mrs. Isaac H. Kiersted is enjoying a visit to
old friends in Dayton
Charles E. Kregelo and family returned from
New Orleans yesterday.
Mrs. James Mckee and daughter are visiting
she New Orleans exposition.
Brennekes Cinderella Club will dance at Pfaff
Inns Hall Saturday evening
Mrs. Solomon Claypool and daughter, Ruby,
have returned from New Orleans
Mr.. and Mrs Enrique Miller start tomorrow
for trip to New Orleans and Cuba
Miss Ora Johnson, of Bismarck. ILL.,, is spend
ing few weeks with friends on Peru street
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Rush, accompanied by
Miss Bertha Gail, are sojourning in the South.
State superintendent Holcombe and mother
started for New Orleans last Thursday after
Aoou.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stout and Miss Rose
Stout have returned from their trip to New Or
leans.
1t is current report in society that the nuptials
place in May.
Mrs. E. P Thayer visited in the city on Thurs
day, en- route from Lexington KY, to her home
n Greenfield. 4tt o. 3Et
Mrs. Daniel Macauley is expected in the city
2oon, to visit her parents and sister, residing on
North East street
Society's latest bit of ''sweet morsel' is the
Tumored engagement CT Mr. Willard Fletcher
and Miss Emma Traub. p&
Mr.. E. s. Powell, of Shelbyville, was in the
city Tuesday, the guest of Mrs. Laura NJ.
Walker and son Reginald
Miss Julia Vennaman of Evansville, will
spend the spring and summer months with her
sister, Mrs, Isaac Richie 1872
Mrs Lizzie Straub gave adelightful card party
iuckleSs number of thirteen.
Mrs. Alice Morton, Mrs Fanny r. Winches-
ter and Miss Mary Wilder left for New Orleans
on last Wednesday morning.
Mrs. General Logan wears cameo pin ele
garltly set in diamonds on which is "a good pict-
ure of her husband cut in Rome.
Mrs. Mallery, who has been the guest of her
parents for the past week, returns to her home
IN Reading. Mich, in a few days.
NJ ID. Ia.
Mother was SO well taken at the Purln masque-
rade has returned to her home in Cincinnati. ~
Mr. and Mrs j. F. Studebaker and daughter,
~ South Bend have been visiting friends in the
sity and In attendance upon the military carnival
Owing to the extra session of the Legislature,
Governor Gray and family have postponed their
visit to New Orleans until the first of next
month.
Mrs. M. H. Spades spent last week in New
Orleans. She will go from that city to Atlanta
Ga, where she will remain till the summer
months. - s.ss
The Euchre Club, entertained by the Misses
Freidgen on Monday evening, enjoyed even
Ing of dancing to the musical quadriile band
that was insattendance. a~
soon visit friends in Indianapolis, after which
they will go to Richmond, for brief visit to
Mrs Fergusons mother.
Up TO 1876 chocolate was the favorite hot drink
n Washington social circles. The former Rus
sian minister's wife, Madame De Cataeazy first
introduced tea on reception days at the national
capital.
One of the latest designs in card table en-
braces three cane sticks tied together, upon
which is a china plate, painted in delicate pat
sern. Bright ribbon knots add to this pretty
Ind useful ornament. 49,
Mrs. j. W. Gordon gave an informal progress
I'VE feuchre party on Friday evening. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. j. Williams
Mr.. and Mrs Breeount Mr. and Mrs. Cathie
Leon o. Bailey and others.
Mrs George. w. Low, Mrs c. s. Denny. Mrs
Lawrence Vance, Mrs. Frank Wright ard Mrs
Sheets, are claimants for a large amount in the
famous Townley-l1awrence estate, which is agi-
sating the heirs throughout the United States
Miss Annie Davis, the accomplished daughter
of Mr.sBenj. Davis, who has received the greater
portion other education abroad. and has been con-
sidered belle in Walnut Hills, Cincinnati.
society, will he married the Ist of June to q
nomInent merchant of the Queen City.
Miss Mary Kront the accomplished Journalist
or Charlottesville, will visit the city the latter
part OF next week to attend the exhibition of Mr..
Steeles pictures, which have arrived from Mu-
nch. She will remain over Sunday, and during
her visit Miss Krout will be the guest of Miss
Mary Dean.
The birthday anniversary of Mrs. DIR. Gall
Was celebrated on last Sunday at her residence,
IN North Delaware street. The old homestead
resounded the voices of her children and friends.
their happy faces testifying to the pleasure of
the occasion Mrs. Gall was the recipient of
many choice presents and several beautiful floral
designs.
The South side Progressive Euchre Club met
on Friday night at the Residence of Miss Emma
Richman, on Fletcher avenue Mr. Jim
Gaylor and Miss Allie Cook received the honors
After the game, refreshments were served. and
The company enjoyed brief season OF dancing
During the evening piano solos were rendered
by Miss Richman and her brother.
One of the most elegant dresses seen at the in
augural ball. and one which elected many com
piiments, was worn by Miss Jennie Cooper of
This city, and was the work of Madame Sweeney,
with Ii. F. WATSON & Co. The dress tone Of the
new evening shades of green satin duchesse)
was trimmed with side pannels ofsthe same, bro
caded with crimson roses in plush, these panels
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