The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-15


singers stand in the front rank of musicians
Denison Hotel during the week. There has been
some talk of legislative ball at one of the lead
ing hotels, but plans are not yet perfected.
St Valentines Day was observed by the pretty
custom of sending tokens Of regard, many Of
which were elaborate in design and finish. This
observance, though old, is ever new in point of in
terest, which does not seem to diminish as the
years come and go.
Society.
Mr. Emil Wulschner spent Friday in Green
field
J. c. Green joined his wife in New Orleans
asst week
Senator Rahm visited his family in Evansville
last Sunday
Charles Pfaff and family are located at Lucas
Place, in st. Louis.
Mrs. Canada is entertaining her sister. Miss
lilly Topf, of Evansville.
Mrs E. A. West and little daughter, Of Yank-
ton, D. T., are in the city.
Judge r. B. Cole, of Frankfort, KY, will soon
move his family to this city
Mrs. J. K. Fleece. of North Salem, spent sew
nral days of last week in the city.
Mrs. NJ M. Mathews. of Pullman, ILL.,. is the
guest of Ex-Governor Porters family.
Miss Jennie Truett has returned from her
visit to Miss Harrison in Belleville, Ill.
Mrs e. P. Thayer, of Greenfield, spent last
Wednesday and Thursday in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Woelz, of Anderson,
have taken up their residence in this city
Mrs. Florence Dunbar and Mrs. Smith, of
Greencastle visited in the city yesterday
Mr. and Mrs H. T. Ramsey, of Crawfords-
vile, visited friends in this city last week.
Miss Ida Lilly leaves next week for New Or
leans where she will remain several weeks
Robert Green spent last Sunday in this city,
he is In business In Chicago, and is doing WE'LL
Senator Hoover ard wife entertained few
friends at the Grand Hotel, last Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rees entertained party of
friends at progressive euchre on last Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Ida Hood Talbot is in this city the
guest of Miss Mary Dean, en- route to her home
in Chicago.
Mr. c. Galbreath and family will soon take
possession of their elegant new home on North
Alabama street.
DR. Jesse Mcclure who has been visiting his
parents. Senator Mcclure and wife, returned to
his home in Jeffersonville last Tuesday
Miss Fannie Vajen, of this city, and Mrs. De
Vol, of Cincinnati. were given luncheon party
last week by Miss Nora Falley, of Lafayette.
Senator Bryant's daughter. who has been
spending some time with her father in this city,
went to Cambridge City, last week, to visit
friends
Mrs Eva Perkins, who visited friends here a
few weeks ago, will be in the city next week en-
route from ST Louis to her home in Lexing-
ton, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Bigler, Mr. and Mrs
Whitesides and Mr. and Mrs. Ross. of Wabash,
came down to the capital for q few days visit,
last week.
An effort is being made to reorganze the
Phoenix Club They will hold the first meeting
of the season next Thursday evening at M9n.
nerchor Hail.
Professor Brenneke's dancing class of little
girls and boys will probably render some charm
ing fancy dances at the military carnival to be
held in this city.
at St Paul. is able to travel by the latter part of
next week, he will accompany his father to his
home in this city.
After w. Fl. Sherwood's recent piano recital
1T Terre Haute he was rendered reception at
the residence of the president OF the Normal
School of that city.
Mrs. Ida Gray Scott accompanied her husband
to New Orleans last week. They started on
Thursday afternoon, and will remain an in
definite time in the sunny South.
Miss Josephine Culbertson, formerly of this
city, was married, last Wednesday. to George II.
Lyf1rd of Quincy, ILL.,, at the Metropolitan M.
Il. Church, in Washington, d. G.
The wife of Senator Earnest arrived in this
city the middle of last week, ard will remain
with her husband, at the Occidental Hotel, until
the close of the legislative session.
Miss Carrie Holme of Denver, who has been
visiting the family OF w. P. Fishbaek for the
past three months. leaves to morrow for visit
to St Louis before returning nome.
The many friends of Mrs. Lee Thayer of
Greenfield. formerly Miss May Stubbs. of this
city, will sympathize With her and her husband
in the illness of their little son. who is lying in y
most critical condition
Mrs. Lathrop, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs Fred Mayer, returned to her
homo In Greepsburg on last Thursday after
noon She was accompanied by Mrs Mayer,
who will return this week.
John A. Sage and wife, nee Miss Cravens a
daughter of Judge Cravens, of Madison, spent
part Of their honeymoon at the Denison last
week en- route from extensive bridal trip 10
their future home in Madison.
The wedding of Mr. Will J. Sumner and Miss
Lou Risner on last Wednesday was celebrata d
in fine style. The bride was attired with taste
and with her husband received the congratula.
lions of host of friends who wish the happy
pair successful life.
Frank 5. Denny. u S. N, who is stationed at
portsmouth at present mas been promoted from
the rank of second to first lieutenant Mr.
Denny is the son of Judge James c. Denny, and
made many friends here during his visit to his
fathers family last summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Sparks, of jefferson
vile, who have been visiting Mrs. Sparks's
father and mother lSenator Mcclure and wifal
ut the Occidental Hotel, left for Columbus, Ind
last Thursday. where they will visit few days
before returning to their home.
The Lyra masquerade proved most delight
full social event. The costumes worn were ele-
CANT and displayed great deal of originality and
ingenuity. The dancing was enjoyed. and the
participants are loud in their praise Of the per-
feet eucesce nf fha vvhnIe affair