The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-22

win locate permanently and engage 10 business Just
before bis departure he presented with fne gold
watch by Mr.. Burford.
A very enjoyable lawn festival given by the
Young Ladies' and Young Mems societies of the Lu-
fheran Trinity Church. at the residences Of Messrs.
G. +. Meyer and r. Ossermeyer, jr. last Wednesday
evening.
d. J. Sullivan has been confined to his house for ten
/ days by acute attack of neuralgia, bordering on
paralysis He is much improved Mrs Sullivan.
who absent In the East sent tor and arrived
home Friday evening.
Our Literary and Social Circle" met at the resi-
dence of Miss Livingston No. BOZ Fletcher avenue.
last week The exercises included reading oy Mr. Al
/ solo by Miss Livingston, reading by Miss Flemmng,
and vocal solo by Miss Anna Tallentire.
A pleasant surprise given Miss Edith Binsac at
her home North Noble street last Thursday even
ing Cards dancing and refreshments constituted the
| programme. Those present were Messrs. Talbot,
Van Camp. Moody: Roberts, Watson and OConner;
Mrs. Talbot Miss Van Camp. Mrs Graft, Miss Beck.
Miss Bailey. Miss Bobbs, Miss Van Camp, MIS- Gas
| per, Misses Emma aud Bertha Binsac.
There was . very pleasant picnic at Hayerstick
Of spd
Anderson, Misses Mamie Apologize Nancy Baker,
Florence Miller, May Ship, Julia Moore Florence
Herod, VIII Judson Hewitt Rowland. Buck How
land, Evans Woollen Mr.. Vincent, of Springfield,
ILL.,, and N. NJ Goodlet Evansville.
delightful social given by the young ladies of
the Southstreet Baptist Church at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Joyce, No TIA Fletcher avenue.
ON Wednesday evening There were over two hun
dred persons present The success of the affair was
due principally to the efforts of Mr.. and Mrs joyce
the host and hostess, and to Miss Cora Tyler Miss
Viola Tucker. Mrs. Wright, Messrs. w. @. Nelson,
Ferd Staekhouse and O. b. Ball, the committee on
arrangements and also to Miss Minnie Graftey, the
president and Miss Ida Wright, the secretary Of the
society.
The festival given on Monday evening by the La
dies Aid Society of the Hallplace M. K. Church, in
the grove the corner of Tenth and Tennessee
streets, was greatly enjoyed and was in every way
successful There were over three hundred persons
present A feature of the occasion was the music
furnished by the Boy Quintet Club composed of Rich
ard Brown Willie and BERTHE Boyd. Harry McNealy
and Ed Dilman The object of the social was to raise
funds to aid in furnishing the new brick church.
which is being built on the corner of Seventh and
Tennessee streets.
The Nashville American of Thursday, contains the
following: Several of Monteagles most popular
visitors have left for home. Among them Prof. L. D.
and Miss Carrie Henderson, also of Lafayette Miss
Henderson has made such success of her depart
ment THAT of wood Carving etc. that there will be
for next room of the art school especially set
BELLE conscientious worker allowing nothing to
deter her from giving the class every advantage
Miss Henderson is well known to art workers In this
city, and will open private class here in October
Atlanta Constitution of Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
b. Fielder, jr., were at the Kimban yesterday. Mr..
Fielder is one of the most prominent attorneys of
Dublin Laurens county. and was recently elected
mayor of that thriving town. He is a university
graduate law class 1883, and has begun life with
promises of brilliant future. His charming bride
prominent Indiana family, and her many attractive
qualities guarantee her host of friends IN her
home They married Thursday last. the
18th at the home of the brides m other, in Green
wood, Ind. They leave this morning for short visit
to Taulah Falls after which they win visit relatives
at Augusta aud Waynesboro.