The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-29

Judge and Mrs. D. P Baldwin. of Logansport,
in the city, stopping at the Grand Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright and daughter.
and Mrs Mansur Wright guests at the Dem
ison for few days before going to Chicago.
SOCIETY.
Miss Daisy CASTOR is expected home to-
morrow, after visit to friends in Greencastle.
Mr. A. D. Lynch spent few days in the
city this week, and has returned to Wash
ington.
Mrs Willard. of Clayville N. Y, is visiting
her nephew. Mr.. Chas Willard and family, at the
Denison House
A social by the members Of the Sunday school
will be given in the parlors of the Second Pres
byterian Church this evening.
Miss Nellie Allen will entertain party of
young friends tomorrow night with games and
pastimes peculiar to Halloween.
The members of the Third Christian Church
will have social at the home of their pastor.
Rev. D. r. Van Buskirk, No. 379 Home avenue,
this evening.
Several members of the Eighteen German
Club have been making arrangements for
dance to be given this evening at Mr.. Frank
Mckees, No AIS North Tennessee street. and a
delightful time is anticipated.
Unique invitations have been issued for a
Halloween party on Saturday night by Miss Lot
tie Ransdell. The cards are of rough-edge
brown paper in I'VE old STYLE" and the guests
are expected to wear ye calico gowns
The parlor concert to be held this evening, at
the home of Miss Nettie Dietrich, No. 203 North
Pennsylvania street, for the benefit of the En-
glish Lutheran Church, promises to be one of
rare merit. Miss Dietrich has been untiring in
her efforts to make it So and has succeeded in
securing the assistance of Misses Lulu Burt
Jessie Meek, Nette johnson, Louise Weegman,
Florence BAN berger, May Bergenthal, Mr.. and
Mrs Ora Pearson, Mr.. Fred LOOMS, Professor
Ernestinoff and BERTHE Feibleman.
Considering the disagreeable day yesterday,
an unexpectedly large number of ladies attended
the 'tea" given by the first section of the Free
kindergarten and Children's Aid Society, at the
residence of Mrs. J. A. Closer, No. 665 North
Pennsylvania street There was table full of
dainty and handsome fancy work for sale, which
was rapidly disposed of. Misses Olive CASTOR
and Lulu Boyner took charge Of the table. The
dining room was decorated entirely in pink, and
the light was from candles with tiny pink shades
The lambreqnins, napkins, favors and the ladies'
uniforms were of pink tissue-p paper, with fringed
borders, and delicious refreshments were served
Misses Rilla Anderson, Belle Closer Hattie
Ohr and Bessie Stone assisted the ladies, whose
names have already been published as mem bers
Of the section.
RoSS-BRowN.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
FRANKFORT, Ind, Oct. 28.-The commence
ment of series of weddings was celebrated to-
ulguL Oy Luo uuptlalS Oh MISS AOa DrOWu, OauRn-
ter of DR.. G. W. Brown, and Mr. John Ross, Of
the dry goods house of Allen 6 James. Quite a
company was present and very happy occasion
enjoyed. The parties are well-known young
people of Frankfort's leading society. They com
menced housekeeping at once in their own
house The wedding presents were numerous
and quite costly.
DAvIDSON-GERARD.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Oct 28-Last evening was
the occasion of brilliant wedding at the resi-
dence of D. W. Gerard. His eldest daughter,
Miss Nina, was married to DR.. J. F. Davidson, a
prominent physician of TOWNSVILLE. The cere-
mony was performed by DR.. Aaron Wood re-
tired Methodist divine, of TOWNSVILLE. The at
tendants were Harry Coons and Miss Mamie
Chestnut of Whitlock. Those who were in at
tendance from other places were Mrs G. L.
Bowser and daughter Laura, of Indianapolis;
Harry Bowser. of Greencastle; Gus Reckar, of
Indianapolis Miss Hettie Steele and Charley
Berry, of Waynetown; A. r. Miles, Of South
port, and Mrs. VIM. Chestnut, of Whitlock. Mr..
and Mrs. Davidson departed on the night train
for a trip to Cincinnati