The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-06
dowments. NEXT year will be spent 10 one of
the schools of New York city, after which she
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dowments. NEXT year will be spent in one OF
the schools of New York city, after which she
| will go abroad.
card party was given on Wednes day nisSS.
| by Mr. Warner Craft, of st. Joseph street.
Among those present were Miss Lille Butler, Miss
Lille Reeves Miss Linda Gray Miss Carrie Ma
lott. Miss Schuler. Mr.. VIM. Woods, Mr.. Chas.
Iapklng. Mr.. Al Tousey, Mr.. Laurence Shuler,
and Mr.. Hal Byram.
| The young ladies of the Second Presbyterian
Church will hold bazaar in the church parlors
| on Tuesday evening, Dec g. Homer made candy
| Will make appropriate Christmas presents, will
| be for SALE Admission including supper, 20
cents. Supper served from o'clock.
All friends of the Woman's Exchange are in
vited to the ''noveltie tea" to be given at Mrs.
Robert Browning's residence on next Friday
evening. The ladies of the Exchange wish this
| to be understood, as there has been some mlsap-
prehension in regard to the matter The tea"
| promises to be very unique and enjoyable at
| fair.
| Miss Pearl Landers, young enthusiast in art,
| was requested by her teacher to prepare study
| in still life from which to make sketch in char
| COAL She selected the somewhat difficult sub
ject of peacock's feathers, and when placed In a
vase by her instructor she protested, saying she
wanted them arranged in water lust as they
| grew"
Miss Katie M Eden returned home yesterday.
friends. Mrs. Hayworth and Miss Cole, of La
fayette Thanksgiving evening she attended the
grand fancy dress carnival at the Mascotte Rink,
in costume. OF the many handsomely costumed
skaters hers was considered the handsomest.
she was the recipient of cluster diamond ring,
the first prize. f)r the most elegant costume.
Miss Katherine Lewis gave progressive eu
chre party on Thursday evening. Among the
guests were Miss Early. of Baltimore, Miss Will
son.. of Washington. Miss Lizzie Dye Miss Jes
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Miss Mary Elder, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mckee,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Elder, Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Reed, Mrs Berry, Mr. Dormer. of Spring
field, Ill. Mr.. Compton, of Lockport N, Y, Mr..
Elliott Hord Mr.. Horace Speed. Mr.. Charles
Morris The party was given in honor of Miss
Maggie McMilen, of Detroit There was avery
tasteful arrangement of smilax and flowers.
The first Mikado progressive euchre given
here, though all the rage East. was held at Mrs.
N. e. Alexander's, Friday evening The house
was decorated handsomely with Japanese ban
ners, umbrellas, fans, and so on, and the favors
were of Japanese china The refreshments were
also served on Japanese ware. Among the guests
we're Mr. and Mrs. George Stout, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lilly, Mr. and Mrs Ferd Mayer Mr. and
and Mrs. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Nichols, Mr.. and
Mrs Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. De Souchet, Mrs.
Adams, Mr.. McKenna, and others
Mrs VIM Wallace gave a reception, on Sat
urday afternoon, from 2 to o'clock, at her resi-
dence on Broadway, in honor of Miss Anna
| nent people present were Miss Anna Baggs, Mrs.
j. w. Beck, Miss Anna Wilson, Mrs. judah,
Miss Farquhar, Mrs. K. Fletcher. Mrs. VIM.
Mckee, Miss Mckinney, Miss Applegate, Miss
guest. Mrs Gilman, Mrs. Theo Haughey, Mrs
Lilly, Miss Jessie Hughes, Mrs. jelly. The re-
freshments were served in most delicious form,
and all present enjoyed the entertainment,
which was given in less formal manner than is
usual on such occasions.
a party was given Friday evening by Mr..
aware street. in honor of their
daughter, Miss May. The house was beautifully
decorated with potted plants and cut flowers.
The music was furnished by Harris orchestra,
and the dancing continued from an early hour
until midnight During the evening the
company was refreshed by an elegant supper.
The gathering was very large and embraced
nearly all the leading society people of the city.
prominent among whom were Miss McMillen. of
Detroit; Miss Katharine Lewis, Miss Maggie But
Ter, Miss Sallie Holiday. Miss Elsie Steele Miss
Emma Ayres, Miss Minnie Gates, Miss Josie
Gill, Miss Matte Wright, Miss Florence Malott,
Miss Genevive Elliott, Miss Mollie Clark. Miss
Harrington, Miss Hughes Miss Hattie Chandler,
Of Milwaukee, Wis, Miss Celia Mansur. Miss
Mary Syfers. Miss Josie Kiefer, Miss Mary
Elder Miss Kittie Noble. Miss Helen Wright,
Miss Farley; Miss Carrie r. Malett. Miss
Elite Lamb. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mckee, Mr.
and Mrs. William Elder Miss Rose Baldwin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Milliean. Mr. and Mrs John
Judah, Mr.. and Mrs William Reed, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Taylor, Mr.. Collins, of Hartford
Conn, Mr.. Will Hord Mr.. Com pton, OF Lock
| port, N. Y, Mr.. Harry Lands, Mr.. Charles
| Hord, of Chicago, Mr. 0. T. Morton, Mr.. Edward
Holloway, Mr. Elliott Hord, Mr.. William Elliott
Mr.. Blanton, Mr. Charles Moores Mr. Merrill
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Ovid Jameson, Mr.. Robert Martindale Mr.
Jesse Fletcher, Mr.. David Morris, Mr. William
A. Van Buren,. Mr. Harry Gordon. Mr.. Robert
Fishback, Mr.. Lynn Martindale, Mr. Edward
Daniels, Mr.. Prte Herrod. Mr.. Charles Mer-
Reed and