The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-12


g charming: manner at progressive eucnre 5atur-
day evening.
Mrs. DR.. Hsrney's mother. Mrs. Mendenhall,
has been confined 10 the house by reason OF a
broken arm.
Pengeld's Eighteenth Psalm" is being re-
hesrsed by the Mendelssohn Society for an early
presentation.
Miss Hahn, OF Champaign, Ill, has been the
guest o, i. n, Wilson ana wife. OF ST. Mary street,
during the week.
A. L. sp er. OF zenas this State, visited he Insane
Hospital ias' week on ms way 10 Kansas, where ne
expects to locate.
Miss Mary Maxwell and Miss Grace whitridge
have been visiting in Greencastle, the guests OF
Miss Mary Olcott.
Or. NJ. a. Ii Id and family left for the New Or
leans Exposition last THURSDAY morning. VIII be
absent two weeks.
Miss Violet Thompson will entertain the Inau-
guial Club Wednesday evening" az her home en-
Lexington avenue.
Mrr. Edith Maverick. daughter Of W. W. Dyon,
formerly OF Greencsste, is lying at the point OF
death in this city.
The Lyra concert Friday night was a success
No one who receives invitations to these concerts
fails 10 attend them.
Mrs. Frazier, Mrs. shsrr and Mrs. Finfrock have
returned home, after spending very pleasant
week at Columbus, D.
The birthday of Warden W. F. Barrows of the
| Church of the dely lnnocenEs, was celebrated py
| his friends Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dsy, OF Christian avenue. con-
| templated taking up residence In Detroit on ac
] count OF Mr.. Day 3 health.
Colonel NJ A. Downing. who has been III at his
| home. 224 North Meridian street. tor the past
| month, is slowly recovering.
! Stanton Turner, driver of the Fire Department
| supply wagon, hss been called 10 Cleveland on
J account OF his mothers death.
Mr.. NJ F. Robinson and daughter. Juna,
| turned yesterday from New Orleans, where they
| have been spending the winter.
| Mrs. A. A. Barnes and daughte. have returned
from three months visit TO New Orleans and
| Florida, much improved in health.
| Mrs i md MfseM mn 10 Gaze
successful musical and literary entertainment at
| knishtstown, Ind, Friday evening.
Misses Laura and Eta Vinson gave progressive
| euchre THURSDAY evening. Ia Dennis and Mus
| Jennie Ransom carried OF the iavorS.
Ms, Dr. S. B; Murray was las. nigh. suddenly
called from the city by summons no stating that
her mother wSs lying extremely Ill.
| Mrs. j. NJ. Yousrt has been visiting Lebanon
friends during the past week. She goes 20 Chicago
this week 10 visit friends and relatives.
AbetFindi,np of the Fire Department, was in
| jured the other day to an extent that he will be
incapaeiated for service for several weeks
Mr.. r. Spencer. of Bloomington, lad. was in
the city Thursday en- route to Greenfield, where
he will be entertained b. the Misses Banks.
DR.. J. =. Brown, OF the female department of
he Insane Hospital, is in New O.leat IS. He will
visit North Carolina before his return homo.
Miss Nellie vii on, Is Inoisns auenue. enter
tanned number OF her friends on Friday evening
il honor OF Miss LOWE Smith, OF Muncie. Ind.
The young ladies OF st. Agnes Guild, Grace
Church, gave an entertainment at the corner of
81. Joe and Pennsylvania streets Tuesday evening.
Mrs MunfoId. wife OF President Muntord OF
tie Chicago Board of Trade. who has been visit
ing Ms. J. NJ louart. left Wednesday night for
home
The young ladies OF the Ames NJ. E. church Will
givea drill asd social next Wednesday evening at
the residence OF Miss Mamie Holmes on Union
street.
Mrs. DR., Thomas. o, the Insane Hospital, gave q
select party Friday evening. Music and dancing
occupied the hours. Refreshments were served al
IL o'clock
OF the five prizes offered this year by the gym
nssium OF tie Cornell University Tor fencing and
atheIetic exercises, Albert T. Metzger of here
captured two.
J. C. Jamison. druggist. and 7, B. Forrest, sl.
plrysor for the male department, Insane Hospi-
weeks absence.
Mrs. N. E. Balch. who has been engaged IL tenn
pEance work IN The northern par; OF the state.
leaves for the southern counties where she Is 10
labor this week.
Mrs. S. A. Barnhart one OF our dtime citizens
has been visiting her daughters Mrs Hatfield and
Mrs John +. Collins and making all happy with
her sunny face
Word was received that william H. Morrison
sen OF W, h. Morrison. deceased. died "Wednesday
morning at Philadelphia. The remains were
brought to this city for burial.
II. g. Wright OF the firm OF Whitehead &
Wright. marble dealers. on East Market street,
visit the home OF his youthful days.
General Canadian and daughter Lorene viii
leave to morrow for New Orleans. Miss Carnahan
Will be absent about TWO weeks, but the Genera
will remain until the close OF the exposition,
On Tuesday evening Miss Hattie LUDLOW viii bs
rendered a benefit a. Pfsflin's Music Hall. An
excellent programme has been arranged for The
evening, and some OF our best home talent vii
take part.
J The Ladies Relief Corps, auxiliary to the Grand
ment at Pfafiin's Hall, on wednesday evening, s
which Senator Harrison will preside and delivvl
| an address.
| Club teriained their friends at the residence o.
Lille Mc6innis, on Tuesday evening. very
pleasant time WAS had. The favors were b!
: Nj May Ball and Mr. Dick.
Misses Cora Cooper and Pauline Habershau
were pleasantly Surprised. last Tuesday night. bI
) to to- young men who SO kindly thought OF them
and WOULD like 10 have them call again.
The farewell reception OF the Elete Dancing
every particular despite the inclemeucT OF ia,
weather Pfaiiin's Ball was comfortably fslei
and all present expressed themselves we'll pleased
On Tuesday evening the "NoDpareils'' vii
celebrate their second anniversary by giving
; grand reception aud dance at tae psrlors of "a
CrswfoIdsy,lle. Greensburx aud shel6ygills ar
expected 10 attend.
2 The Home Literary Society net last wednesda
evening al the residence of Miss Pearl Graham
, After lengthy debate the society was named TN
lDaueural Club. concentrating the date OF ii
oreanizstiop. March res then seryei L
make the evening psss pleasantly unit! LAT
hour.
A special meeting OF the Aid and Literary Sc
ceiy took place last Monday evening in the Per
lOrs OF the Seventh Presbyterian Church. IN
detate between Mr. Fred Expert and Quin Mat
= thegs the chief feature of the evening
amusement. The well put argument of Mr.. Ed
pert carried conviction TO the minds of the Judge
> and he as declared the victor.
One of the most enjoyable events OF the season
: was the reception given by the Happy Hour Gu
Friday evening. at wrisht's Hall. Although tn
: evening was very disagreeaole. goodly numbe
OF guests arrived and dancing began at O'Clock
i. All enjoyed themselves immensely until clock
an, when the crowd dispersed with goo1 wishe
for the H. II. G. and the promise of simila
event in the near future.,
Miss Florence Rowland. the accomplishe
daughter of Mr.. Edwin Rowland, has gone Q
Washington City, D. c., TO complete her ed ucatio
4 under II q care OF her GRANDMOTHER, Mrs. Charlie
> II. Raymond, late Of THIS city. When abe gradu
stss ,Iere she viii 60 abrosd with her fathe- .
study music in which she gives great promise
vocalist and q musician. She will spend her r4cs
l. ton in this city with Ter grandmother, Mrs J.
!, Rowland
Captain John w. Fort, of 123 West New Yor
str e., save stag progressive euchre party. Tues
: j a. inc the loiloxiug xepflemen. Lob