The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-29

ladies of the Ames M. E. Church will hold ia
ehocola,iere" at Masonic Hall. on Dec. 8.
Society.
Miss Libbie Rowland is visiting in Anderson.
Miss Louie Ireton has returned to Cincinnati
Miss Sabna Clark, of Madison, is visiting in the
city.
Mr.. John L. Alexander left yesterday for Mime
sota
Miss Blanche sugrove is visiting friends at Chilli
eothe, o.
Miss Margaret Elder is the guest of her sister, Mrs
John Bradshaw
Mrs. Annie Walker, who has been quite i'll. is inn
proving rapidly.
Miss Lou Heskell is visiting the family of DIR.
Wolfe, IN Corydon.
Mrs. W. H. Craft is entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
Perryman, of Terre Haute.
Mrs. James Gliland will leave next week for an
extended visit to Cincinnati.
Mrs Mena Griffin Ogan left for Anderson, Ind, last
night. to spend fortnight
Mr.. Frank Morris on who has been visiting in Hart
ford, Conn, will return
Mr.. Amos /. Morris and wife leave next week for
9hree weeks visit to Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. Albert Mcfarland entertained informal
Newmarket on Tuesday evening
Mrs. Doyle and Miss Flo Gilbert of Peru will visit
Mrs. w. De NJ. Hooper this week.
Mrs. W. w. Scott has returned from visiting her
aunt, Mrs Sellnan, of Evansville.
Mr.. Glen G. Howe, manager of the Haughville iron
works, spent Thanksgiving in Chicago
Mrs Eugene Davis, formerly Bessie johnson, of
ehis city, returned to Chicago this week.
Miss Emily Weks, of Johannesburg Ind, was the
guest Of Mrs. Charles Kregelo last week
Mr.. Henkle of East North street, has gone to st.
Louis, and will be absent until February.
Mrs. Bob Ramsey, who came from Brazil to attend
the charity ball, returned home yesterday.
Mrs Fl. G. Jones has located at Nashville, Tenn,
hoping by the removal to benefit her health.
SAINT Hardee, of Charlottesville has located here,
with his parents. at No. 223 North Illinois street.
Mrs. o. w. Williams is entertaining her brother,
Mr.. Chas. M Armstrong, and wife, of Chicago.
Mr.. NJ J. Ready, of O'Connor & Co., has fitted up
very attractive home at 173 East Walnut street.
The party to be given Miss Bessie Beck by her pa
rents is simply birthday and not debut party.
reception will be held at the Fourth Presby terrain
Church, early next week. in honor of Rev. McNutt.
@. F. Sheppard, of Detroit. form erly wellknown
dealer the Board of Trade is in the city a weeks
visit.
Miss Coe Condt left yesterday for Chicago where
she will spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. G. S.
Krke.
Mrs Mary Thornton. of Bedford is the guest of
her son. Henry Thornton, of North Pennsylvania
street.
Miss Fleming who has been the guest of Mrs Harry
Pierce returned to her home in Harrisburg, Pa yes
terday.
Mr.. Frank Moody and Mr.. Will Steele left last night
for New York, and will sail next Wednesday for
Europe.
Captain Bah and wife, here during the summer
have left for ST. Louis Where they will remain until
February.
Mr. Earl Baker, who is attending military acad
envy in Maryland, will spend his holiday vacation in
this city. r.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs Harry Wetsel, who
has been very seriously i'll with dphthera is slowly
recovering
Mrs. Jesse Matlock left for Chicago yesterday noon
to join her husband who has taken up his residence
In that city.
Miss Mary Boyle left on Saturday for St. Mary's of
che Woods where she will join the order of Sisters of
Providence.
The opera "Mikado' has doubtless started the
Japanese wedding craze that is present agitating
social circles.
of ladies very elegantly at an afternoon lunch and
euchre party.
Mrs. George Marott, ST., is coming from England
TO join her family from whom she has been absent for
eighteen years.
DR.. VIM. E. Brandt arrived in the city on Friday
night for few days visit before returning to Wash
ington ID. G.
Social circles will greatly miss Miss Helen Baldwin
who leaves next Tuesday for Battle Creek Mich in
quest of health.
Mr.. viii Haueisen will return to Terre Haute to.
to his studies at the Polytechnic In
stitute in that city.
Mrs. Maude Barnett principal of the music depart
ment of Oxford Female Seminary spent Thanksgiving
with friends in the city.
Miss Annie Coggeshall has recently been contrib
uting charming bits of poetry to the Rochester
N Y, Daily Advertiser.
The invitations to be issued tomorrow by the man.
ayers of the Woman's Exchange for the Novelty
Tea. will be very unique.
Mr.. W. c. Lynn entertained an informal progress
i've euchre party on Thanksgiving night at the resi-
denee of Mr.. Il. K. Griffith
Miss Jane Griffith of Indisnapos is now in central
Mexico where she viii remain for several weeks be-
lore going TO San Francisco.
Flag sosials with the flags of all nations grouped
around the stars and stripes are among the latest
social attractions in the East
st Cecilia Sodality has complimented Miss Mary
Van DaEe by eecting her president and Miss Mary
Maggie Dillon vice president. ''
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Short bav. ;.. ...-,
from delightful visit to the horae of his father NJ
Louis Short, of Cleveland, o.
Mrs. Applegafth, of Baltimore, who has been visit
ing her parents Mr. and Mrs William Wesley Wooller
Seft for home on Tuesday afternoon.
. Mrs. Amanda Shocks who has been visiting her son
Mr. w. N Short will return to her home near Grand
Rapids. Mich the first of the week.
The Rev. Mr.. Taylor, formerly the rector of St.
Pauls will be in the city next Tuesday attend the
funeral of Vcepresdent Hendricks.
Miss Bosler, who has been the guest of Miss Jennie
Copper Will visit 81. Louis, Chicago ard Omaha, be-
fo7e returning to her home, at Carlisle, Pa
Mr.. L. H. Shaw. of st. Louis heretofore connected
with Merrill Hubbard g. Co. was the guest of friends
during the week and left for home last evening
Mr. Benjamin Kelsey. of the l., B. & w, has taken
ep his residence in Cairo, ILL., where he will act as
passenger agent of the Cairo & Vincennes railroad
The veteran artist Mr Jacob Cox. has painted
large fruit piece, to be sent to his daughter Mrs
White, of Cleveland birthday gift to her hus
band.
Miss Stoneman, who has been visiting relatives In
this city, left Tuesday for Sheffield Mass. where
she viii spend the winter with the family of Rev. Mr.
Temple.
The Chinese Sunday-school of the Second Presby-
teriAn Church have ordered very beautiful floral