The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-20

Rev. Samuel Plantz. Mrs. Roscoe Haukins
gave an elegant reception, Mrs. Sayles and Mrs.
Scott held progressive euchrs parties, and Miss
Stella Moore gave a dancing party. Lawn tennis
and riding parties are occupying considerable
time.
Next week the Dunn-Wrieht nuptials will
furnish chat for the social world, as the affair
will be one of elegance and prominence. Other
weddings will follow later in the autumn.
Society.
Mr.. Richard Bigger is at home from Canada.
Geo. l.. Hill is home from a jaunt in Mime
sofa.
Mrs. Henry schurmann goes to Denver next
week.
Mrs. Will Gillespie contemplates wintering in
California.
Mrs. Al Baker has returned from a visit to
era wfordsville.
Senator Voorhees, is visiting his mother in
Veedersburg.
Mrs. W. N. Burt has returned from a pleasant
visit to Paris, Ill
Miss Annie Ludorff leaves next week for st.
Louis to visit friends.
Misses Rose Foster and Josie Robinson will
remain in Vassar this year.
Miss Rene Cooper and sister BERTHE will attend
Scnool In Now YORK tnlS year.
Misses Clara Meyer and Lena Croft. Of Gin
%cinnati, are visiting 10 the city.
Rev. William Nichols and wife will celebrate
their golden wedding this month.
Mrs. Applegarth, of Baltimore, is visiting her
father, Mr.. William Wesley Wollen.
Mrs. George d. Newhall, of Cincinnati, is
spending some time at Old Sweet Springs.
Miss Carrie Vaien starts for Washington, D.
c., tomorrow, where she will enter school
Miss Mary Walter, of Cincinnati, who has been
visiting friends, returned home last Monday.
Mrs. Max Leckner and little daughter are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Levison. at Shelbyville, Ind.
.'Comet" parties are among the new and inter
eeting features of amusement for the coming
winter.
'Booby favors" are the latest progressive
euchre prizes awarded in Evansville for those
who lose.
Mrs. Wallingford has returned from Georgia,
where she has been spending the summer with
her mother.
N. H. Kipp, of the Empire line, has gone to
Saratoga and will visit relatives in Troy before
returning home.
Mrs. G. w. Casey arrived home on Wednes-
day, after spending two months travelling
through the East.
Miss Daisy CASTOR will return the first of the
month from Boston, where she has been visiting
Mrs. Ed Gilliland.
Mr.. James Gilliland will be in the East during
most of the fall and winter, looking after bust
ness arrangements.
Mrs. Sayles, of North Delaware street, gave a
progressive euchre party on Friday night to a
mum Der of her friends.
Rev. M. L. Haines and wife have taken rooms
with Mrs. Tyler, on Meridian street, and will
occupy them Immediately.
Mrs. Victor Hendricks is entertaining Miss
LlAnn~AA I--Ic 80 0xsnrf11n rho - nr rn1fn
for her home from Chautauqua.
Mrs. Charles j. Becktel and Miss Alice Beck
tel, of Muncie, Ind, are visiting Mrs. A. b.
Southland, of North Meridian street.
Miss Annie Huff, of Baltimore, Md, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Albert D.. Mcleod, on Park
avenue, and will remain until May next.
Mrs. G. N. Crandle and daughter Eda re-
turned, yesterday, from an extended visit to
friends and relatives in Illinois and Iowa.
Miss Sadie J. Carter, of 1o4 Plum street. is
N aking a two weeks visit to relatives and
friends in Northern Indiana and Michigan.
Misses Ella Duzan and Ella Hanrahan leave
for Council Bluffs, Ia, on next Tuesday. where
they will be engaged as teachers for the next
year.
Mrs. Hugh O,Neil. of Lexington, KY, who has
been visiting Mrs. E. p. Thayer, at Greenfield,
will visit this city next week On route to her
home.
MlSSCS OhTElc IL VIZ
their guests, Misses Medium and Fosdick, and
other friends, we're entertained by Miss Hautie
Harrington last week.
The marriage of Mr.. William Bosom and
Miss Margaret Hill occurred on Tuesday even
ing, in the presence of the most intimate friends
and relatives of the family.
Miss Landers's, Mr.. Frank McKee's and the
Insane Hospital are favorite places for the
meetings of the Lawn Tennis Club, which has
many accomplished members.
The North end Ladies Riding Club may be
seen any of these bright autumn mornings prac-
ticing the art of graceful equestrianship along
the high-roads and by-lanes Of suburban dis
triets.
Last Thursday evening q party of about
twenty-five assembled at the residence of Miss
Il. Hickey to attend a surprise party on Miss
Katie Judge. at No. 80 Summit street. The
evening was spent in the most enjoyable way.
DR.. E. F. and Mrs. Hodges went to Blooming
ton last evening. The Doctor lectures this after
noon. by request of President Jordan, before the
students, faculty and citizens, taking Brook
Farm and the modern aspect of socialism as
his subject.
Mrs. j. E. Scott entertained a progressive
euchre party, filling four tables. on Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stout and Mr.. and Mrs. Hollenbeck
secured the favors. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Bingham. Mr.. and Mrs. Gallup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson, Miss Miller, Messrs. Speed,
Griffith and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Devay gave q card
party on Monday night in honor of their guest,
Mrs. George Dunlap. of ST Louis. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Drew,
Mr.. and Mrs. .. ). Hammond. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
I. Bingham, Mr.. and Mrs. Lilly, Mr.. and Mrs.
DeSouchet, and others.
Miss Tillie Schmidt entertained the German
Club at her residence, ua North Tennessee
street, last Thursday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent in reading and Rotations. Among
those present were Misses, Bertha Pfafiin, Lou
Wiegman, Julia Schulz, Laura Ruschaupt, Pau
line Dietz and Anna Ludorff.
TIE wedding invitations for Miss Annie Wright