The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-05


garten in the Riverside Mission Church. corner
of McCarty and Chadwick streets.
Miss Mamie Apologize and her friend Miss
Janey Garmony. of Savannah, Ga, arrived from
| Baltimore on Thursday, and viii remain during
| their school vacation.
Miss Mamie Apologize will give german"
| tomorrow night at the residence of Mrs. Bette
Morris. Miss Janey Garmony and Mr.. Elliott
Hord viii lead the figures
| Mr. Claude Williams and his father Rev. ].
| A. Williams. have arrived from California,
where the health of the former gentleman was
much benefited by that climate.
The marriage Of Mr. VIII Reed and Miss
Jennie Lockhart, Of Cincinnati, is announced to
take place the 22nd inst They will spend
| part of their honeymoon In Europe.
| The entertainment given by the Acorn Society
! of the Fourth Presbyterian Church, on Friday
evening. at the Indianapolis Seminary, was well
| attended. The Fan Brigade was the gem Of
| the programme
Messrs. Ed Thayer, Willie and Clarence
Hough Of Greenfield returned to college at
| Greencastle, on Tuesday morning. after spend
ing pleasant week with their friends at home
Messrs. Ed Thayer and Willie Hough viii enter
| the senior class next year.
The thigh tea" given by the ladies of Taber-
| nacie Church at the residence of Mrs. DIR. New
| conner, on Friday evening, was a perfect success
| The ladies of this organization are indefatiga-
| church depends upon their efforts
| Mrs. S. r. Holt entertained a progressive
euchre party at the English Hotel, on Friday
evening. Among those present We're Mr.. and
! Mrs Willard Short, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Egan,
| DR.. and Mrs. Sutherland, Mr.. and Mrs Ct. A.
| Hall, Mrs. Braley, Miss Gregg of Danyille, Ind.
| Mr.. and Mrs Brister Mr.. and Mrs. Will Arp
/ and Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell. The favor for the
gentleman was handsome plush clock, made i'll
| the shape of lock. The favor for the lady was
4 a OILS n wine p1a
| the whole on wheels.
| The members of the Presbyterian Church at
| Greenfield held social at the residence of Mr..
| Thomas Randall, on Tuesday evening. The at
tendance was very large, and a fine musical pro-
! gramme was rendered which consisted of piano
solo by Miss Jessie Hamilton, vocal solos by
Mrs. Alice Thayer, Miss Anna Harris and Miss
Gertie Sproule, fine piano solo by Miss Flora
| Love and an overture by the orchestra, in which
! Miss Jessie Randall played the second violin and
Mrs. Nellie Barnett the piano trio for piano
and two violins, and a recitation by Miss Love
completed the exercises, after which the evening
was given up to sociability and impromptu
charades.
| Mrs. John NJ Butler, COG North Delaware
street. will entertain the members of The In
| danapolis Free kindergarten and Children
| Aid Society, on Thursday, April 9, from till 5
p. M, instead of Wednesday, April g. Each
member will receive an invitation, and will have
| the privilege of inviting friend. The object of
become acquainted, and also by the, payment of
nominal sum by each lady, the lunch fund"
! of the charity kindergartens can be easily pro-
vided. Mrs Butler will be assisted by the fol-
Merrill, Mrs A. NJ. Robertson, Mrs. J. A.
| Closser,s Mrs. VIM. A. Woods, Mrs. W. F.
Mason and Miss May Ship.
| Yesterday afternoon, after the memorial serv-
ice at st. Pauis Cathedral DR.. Jencks was pre-
scented with an Easter Offering in the form of a
half moon of flowers, in which was red satin
Easter egg filled with bon bons. On the top of
! this was solid silver private COM
munion set The gift was from several
OF the leading members of the
| church, prominent among whom in arranging
the gift was Mrs. Geo. Duy. Judge Duy made
the presentation in neat speech AS yesterday
was DR.. Jencks's birthday the present served the
purpose of two occasions The reverend gentle
| man was taken So completely by surprise that
| for moment heswas at o loss for words, but
| finally thanked the donors in a becoming man
| ner.
| The closing reception given by the dancing
class of the Classical School, yesterday morning,
was most enjoyable affair Twelve numbers,
comprising some of the latest dances, were
given. Harris band discoursed the music
Professor Brennekes new Dances the "Parlor
! Quadrille" and ''The Four-step Trot," were par
| ticularly graceful Miss Jessie Bybee danced
! the Highland Fling and Miss Nellie Allen and
| Miss Jessie Bybee gave the Sailors Hornpipe"
| with an ease of movement that captivated the
visitors. Miss Nellie Allen is the embodiment
of grace. and foated rather than danced through
the intricate mazes of the figures introduced
Among those present were Mesdames A. G.
Porter. DR., Allen j. A. Moore, NJ. v. Marlatt, C.
Atkins, DR.. Caster, Landers, Krag, Bybee,
Erwin, Ritzinger, Holman and Fahnley.
RICHMOND SOCIETY.
| Mr. and Mrs Geo. III. Knollenberg are making
o tour of Italy.
| Miss Greeley Grubhs contemplates visiting
| friends in New York.
| Miss Fannie Howard, one of Richmonds
bellies, is visiting in Boston.
Mrs d. M. Jordan, the poetess, is visiting her
| daughter, Mrs Page in New York.
| Miss Mae st. Johns (Lans) is meeting with
| great success in a new opera in New York.
Society has been dull through lent, but after
| Easter will doubtless be as gay as formerly.
| Miss Emma Patterson has accepted position
to sing in a church choir, at Minneapolis, MINI.
| Miss Alice Cole. of Columbus, O., who has
| been the guest Of Miss Maggie Dennis, has gone
| to Chicago.
The carnival at the Main street Rink was
grand success. During the grand march, calcium
| lights were b1rned.
| Mrs. W. Dudley Foulke has returned from her
all winter visit to Indianapolis where she accom-
| panied her husband, Senator Foulke.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Post are preparing to move
| to indianapolis. Mrs Post will spend part of
| the summer at her old home in Pennsylvania.
! Prof. Al Morehead has resigned his position as
leader of the Presbyterian Church choir. and has
taken similar position in the Episcopal Church
| Mr.. and Mrs Ed Vaughan, Miss Mary and
| Mr.. Walter Vaughan, leave In the spring for
Europe, spending most of their time in France
| and Spain.
| The Episcopal Church music for Easter Sun
| day will be especially fine. Miss Yaryan, So
Mr. TaaG L
tenor, and Mr. Slough, bass. win comprise the
| quartet.
Music.
Miss Heating is the organist at ST. Josephs
| Church.
Myron Stowell viii spend his spring vacation
| in Franklin.