The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-01

Society.
Miss Cora Tinny has returned from Boston.
Mrs. Barley Walkeris visiting her parents in
Muncie.
Miss Mai Wright is the guest of friends in
Richmond
Miss Helen Wright is visiting friends at Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
Shamls, worn in the old pointed fashion, are
again coming in vogue.
Mr. and Mrs Lew Hanford will return from
Washington next week.
Miss Margaret Butler will give a. german, on
the evening of the 18th inst
Miss Fannie Vajen is theguess Of her sister;
Mrs. Harry Wilson, of Lafayette
Miss Mezzie Harrison is the guest of her
cousin, Miss Julia CARROLL Of ST Louis.
Reginald Walker who has been suffering from
along run of lung fever, is able to sit up.
Miss Annie Wright has returned from pleas
ant visit te friends at Dayton, and Chicago.
Mr. Willard Short returned from three
weeks trip to New Orleans yesterday morning.
John w Holcombe and mother will start for
the New Orleans Exposition about the middle. of
next month.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Kistner, vii remove to
Chicago in the spring. where Mr. Kistner will
enter business
Miss Mamie Sappington. of Madison, Ind, is
visiting Miss Parker Hendricks on North
Meridian street.!
Miss E,n,na ouken, Of Cincinnati, stopped in
the city last,weck, en- route to, Chicago, where
she will remain year.
Mrs. w. a. Holiday of North Meridian street.
viii leave the first of the week for ST. Louis,
where she will visit friends
Miss Anna Blacl, who has been the guest of
Miss Mamie kiersted for some time, hasretGfhed
to her home in Springfield, ..
Mrs. Robert Emmett has been very sick for
sometime at her home, ON Ash street. but is
now getting somewhat better:
Miss Gertrude Lynch entertained number of
friends at lunch, yesterday, at the family resi-
fence, on North Meridian street
Vice-presiaentelect Hendricks and wife will
weave for the South next week. They will visit
Florida and New Orleans before their return.
Mrs. j. r. Mckee will leave for Washington
City, tomorrow, to, spend several weeks with
her parentsl Senator and MRS. Harrison there.
Miss Jennie, Nsbit, an attractive and ac-
comp,ished young lady of Evansville, is the guest
of the Misses Holiday on North Meridian street.
Mr.. Wallace Duncan, will entertain the Bon
Ton Dancing Club at his family residence. on
North Alabama street., ON next Friday evening.
Mrs. s. A.. Johnston has issued cards for rel
eeption to be given at her residence on North
Rennsy1vania street, next Thursday, from Ito
o'clock.
Cream -colored SATIN. decorated with ostrich
lips. will be worn by Miss Carrie Fishback on
the important event of her marriage, next week.
90 Mr.. Harry Milligan.
Miss Kitte Cones, who has been quite sick at
the Bates House for nearly month is some
what better-a fact that will be received with
pleasure by her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Ham L. Strickland will celebrate
their wooden wedding at Greenfield tomorrow
evening Two hundred invitations are issued
and the event promises to be one Of unusual
society interest
On the evening of the 2Sth twenty couples!
with Harris band surprised Mr. and Mrs Fowl
Ter at their residence, No. 40 North Tennessee
street, and music and dancing were enjoyed
until late hour.
Mr.. John j. Lands has been SO Dangerously
iii with typhoid fever, at St. Paul, Minn..i for
several weeks, that his father and mother spent
a greater part of the time at his bedside His
friends here will be glad to know that he isnow
convaleseent.
Frank Murphy gave a delightful sieighine
party on last Tuesday evening Among those
who participated were Miss Kirte Stone Miss
Libbie Scott, Miss Minnie Harlar and Miss
Carrie Kregei0; the yoging gentlemen were'WI!
Radcif, Harry Byfeld and Maurice Raschig.
Richard Bright and the aged mother of Austin
Grown led the first quadrle at the VOORHEES, REL
reptiof. Mrs. Brown is a. lady of unusual intel
ligence. and entered heartily into the enjoyment
If the darce-Aher vivaeious and witty conssersat
non making her the center OF al group Of attcnE
five listeners
Mrs. j. E. Mcdonald, accompanied BY W. I'll
English and Mrs. WilloueabY Wailing, com
Quoted by Senator Mcdonald led the long linz
Of promenaders down the broad stairway Of the
English HOTEL to the dancing hail. on the oxcae
sion Of the reception given to Senator VOORHEES,
last Wednesday night
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bulla of South Bend
celebrated their fftieth wedding anniversary
last week. A large number of guests were pres
ent In one of the rooms stood the table upon
which they ate their first meal after going to
acknowledgements the spinning wheel upen
which Mrs Bulla spun their first tabe.cioth.
Miss Annie Wright entertained THE German
n charming manner, on Tuesday evening" at
the residence of her father. Mansur Wright. on
North Pennsylvania street. There were eighl
teen couples present. The favors were pretty
and unique, and ths especial prizes were award
ed to Miss Nisbit, of Evansville, and Mr.. Harry
Gordon.
The Lyra viii give an entertainments the first
evening OF the Military Carnival It is thought
that General Sherman will be in attendance to
witness the grand drill on Wednesday evening
On Thursday evening a fine programme is being
arranged by home talent, Friday evening win be
devoted to a grand ball. and on Saturday night
there viii be a promenade concert
Section No 5 OF the Ladies' Social Circle of
the First Baptist Church, gave q very delightful
high tea w edHeSd;ty aFterhooff " Inc reSfuence
If Mrs. John G. Ferguson. on North Tennessee
street The house was beautifully decorated
for tho occasion, and the ladies of the section,
wearing white lace eaps and aprons. proved
charming hostesses. Fayors were given and
very enjoyable time was had by alb
There were some elegant toilettes ut the Voor
hees reception, on last "Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Willoaghby Walling wore handsome back silk,
with black lace overdress. elaboFately eInbroidsr
ed in pale blue and pink silk. Mrs j. T. Mcdonald
woe black veIvet, with white velvet, brocaded
80 black, polonaise, and diamond ornaments con-
tiSting o. ear fings cross and pin Miss Cooper