The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-18


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Mrs. Crittenden Cox Is In Rensselaer,.
Miss Molle Landers is in Washington.
VIII Z. Foster has returned from Chicago.
Miss Belle James is home from Nation. III.
Mrs. Hickey has arrived home from Chicago.
Miss Cora Cooper is home from North Vernon.
J. r. Ryan and wife go this week to New Orleans.
Mrs. John Wheeler has returned to Ana Arbor.
Miss Fannie Bugbee is visiting friends in Tlfin,
MIS-. Edward May is home from visit to her sis.
ter
Miss McCauley has returned home to Jefferson
vile.
Charles Pfsf and family have moved to ST.
Louis.
Mrs. Kate Cox has returned home from s.
Louis.
William Scott and wife go to New Orleans next
month.
Mrs. J. W. Bingham gave ten party Monday
evening.
Miss Lollie shsrf has been seriously i'll for the
pest week.
Mrs. Heisken is entertaining Mrs. Brlsgs, of
Terre Haute.
Mrs. B. II. Enos goes to Florida this week to join
her husband.
Miss Anna Truesdale has returned to ner home
in HartweIl, o.
Norb Laadgraf started for Chicago and Kansas
City last evening.
Miss May Afford is entertaining Miss Breena
CoOntz, of Chicago.
Mrs. W. 7. Watkins and daughter have returned
home to Cincinnati.
Cbatsuquan: There is a Chatauaua Circle in
Fletcher Place Church.
Mrs. Leon Bailey has returned from q visit to
Mrs. Thayer, of Greenfield.
Miss Anna Wright will give an entertainment
on theevening of the 9th.
Miss Matte Hoffman, of Eastern Ohio Is the
guest of Mrs. Frank Kenyon.
w. d. Hooper and wife entertained the Social
Whist Club Tuesday evening.
Colonel Hughes and wife will 90 10 Washington
for the balance of the winter
The Jolly Three will give their second hon at
Greshs Hall Wednesday evening.
The many friends Of George L. Rittenhouse VIII
be cory to hear of his serious Illness
Miss Matte Golden, of Marion, Ind. is visiting
at I. j. Gerrard's 2Sl Christian avenue.
Mira. Gus Pattison gave a eucher party wednes.
day, in honor OF her husbands birthday.
Mrs. NJ. d. Pentecost has been entertaining Mrs.
Schoheld and Mrs. Armstrong, OF Kokomo
The Indianapolis Ljederkranz give an entertain.
ment this evening al Mozart Eail. Invitational.
Mrs. William Sinks of Union, o., Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Nathan Murphy, of East South
street.
E. Heathman. OF Dayton o.. fatherin-lsw of
Charles Nickum, of this city, Is dangerously i'll at
his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Kassell, OF New York City. are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kruger, of East st.
Clair street.
Miss Minnie Allen hes returned to her home in
Knightstown after pleasant visit to her many
fir lends in this city.
G: W. Taylor and wife celebrated their fifth
wedding anniversary with a progressive eucnre
party Monday evening.
Miss Mary Albert, of 433 East McCarty street. left
last Wednesday for a three weeks visit with
friends in Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. +. p. Walker, of Sun River. Mon, formerly
OF this city, will be married next Thursday to
Miss Gertrude Derby. of Chicago.
Master Burt Short has returned home from La-
fayette where he received the highest encomiuE1s
at the Star City Rink for bis splendid skating.
. Mr.. and Mrs: c; B. Paul and party OF. friends
from Charlottesville will leave in a few days for
the Worlds Fair and an extended trip through
the South.
Mrs. Charles Briggs OF South street, with her
daughters Nettie and Ruth, leaves To- morrow
night to join her husband at Dallas, Texas. their
Miss Anna Hastings Is stopping with friends in
Cincinnati on her way TO Point Pleasant Va. She
was one Of the attractions at the Queen City Rink
Tuesday evening Henry c. schoenama twenty.
first birthday wa celebrated OF his numerous
friends with highly enjoyable hop at Altmans
Hall on South Meridian street.
Miss Kate B. Staley charming and interesting
young lady of Frank fort, Ind, the daughter of
representative L. H. Staley. was in the CRY Mona
reception OF Governor Gray.
The accomplishments Of Miss Netlie Wallace as
the best OF housekeepeTs st the Emmett House
have attracted the attention of the guests of the
establishment TO such an extent that they sll vote
her first premium at the next State Fair.
A few OF the near relatives met at the residence
the seventyseventh birthday of Mrs. Phoebe +.
Woods. Among those present was a brother OF
Mrs Woods. Mr.. L. A. hardesty. OF Southport.
Despite the rough weather of last Friday even
a m N of Ire ALa.a
her with birthday party at her residence. 200
North Mississippi street. After besto"ing 8 few
were INDUCED in.
The Hospital Sewing Society will meet on Tues
day afternoon, at o'clock, at Plymouth Church.
The material is in readiness and sewing machines
will be furnished. Garments for the sick are
needed, and il is desired that many ladies Will re-
kpOnd TO this call.
VIII Brigham. well known and highly re-
respected young man of Indianapolis, left on
"Wednesday last for Kansas City. where he will en-.
ter the employment OF a large business house OF
ure, but wish him all manner of success in his
new field of labor, and as he is an energetic young
man there 10 every indication that ne win acquire
The indianapolis CALIFORNIAN Quoting Club will
give their third annual grand Scottish concert and
that being the one hunsrec aud twenty.sTth an
nixerssry OF Robert Burns The following is the
programme:
Selections OF Scotch sirs...,,. Miler's Orchestra
Opening Address Hon. Byron K Elliott
Song ..-....... There Lao was Born in KyIe''
Mr. Sidney keade.
Song Bonnie Dundee"
Apollo Quartet.
Song Calle Herrin''
Mrs. 5. /. Morrison.
Irish) Recitation
Mr.. Hugh Campbell.
Song. Down the Burn, Dsyie''
Mrs. H. l.. Paddock.
........ Kathleen MRyourneenn
Professor Ora Pearson.
Blue Bells OF Scotland"
Apollo Quartet
Song within q Mile o. Edinboro Town"
Mrs. Lew Wallace.
Solo,. AfoQ Water
MI. o. W. Williams.
Sor ghland Mary
Miss Mary Downie.
PART IL
SCOttlSn Alrk--. ....-.- hliler'e orchestra
Address. Rev. ]. Albert Rondthaler
Mary OF Afgylc'