The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-06

Mrs E. W. Shlrk is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Murphy. at Indianapolis.
Miss Nellie Pefferman returned on Thursday
evening from very pleasant two weeks'visit to
friends and relatives at Cincinnati. Prepare
ton are being made by Professor Manning. super
intendent of the public schools for commence
ment exercises the 18th OF June; music to be
furnished by a large chorus of school children,
under direction of Professor Browne. The
alumni association will give grand ball during
commencement week Many will be here from
abroad. The social and strawberry festival
given by the Young ladies of the Methodist
Church, on Wednesday evening, was grand
success in every particular. The ladies of the
Social UEion of the Baptist Church, assisted
by the famous Chinese students, Lung Don
and Lee-Fuen, gave unique and superb
Chinese entertainment and supper in the Bap-
fist Church Friday evening The Cinnamon had
with them many curjosties, which they exhib
ted They also sang Chinese songs and served
Chinese victuals The entertainment was
social and financial success Charles Eagle,
of this city, was married Wednesday evening,
in Springfield, H., and returned, with his bride,
to Peru, Thursday night. where they will re-
SIDE One of the jolliest light hearted, and free
from l-care picnics was held on Thursday, about
three miles west Of the city. along the banks of
the placid Wabash The party comprised ladies,
only ten in number, and consisted of Miss Cora
Anderson, Maggie O'Donald. Anna Elvin Sophia
Anderson, Anna Wey. Georgia Mencer, Ada
Neff, Sue Jamison and Mrs. Morgan Harvey.
Inc DAY was most pleasantly spent ana LnOr-
oughly enjoyed by those present. circus games,
lead the bear. etc. being some of the features
of the days entertainment.
Shelbyville.
Mrs. Alfred Major is entertaining her sisters,
Misses Elizabeth and Margaret Thompson, of
Plttsburg Pa. i. Mrs Will Fl. Green and
daughter, Miss Ella. of Brookvile. are the guests
Of MIR. and Mrs. P. D. Harris. Mrs. j. r.
Beardsley land son Wallace) who have been
visiting Mrs. NJ M. Ray has returned
to her home in Elkhart, Ind, &C
companied by her sister, Miss Nellie Raw
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian
Church met with Mrs. K. NJ. Hord Monday
afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. CyrenIus Bishop
entertained few relatives and friends
Wednesday evening in honor CT Mrs.
w. 7. jolly and son, of Ashland, KY.
are visiting relatives and friends in Elkhart Ind.
Mr. Harry Teal, of Ottawa, Kan, is visiting
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Teal. of North
Harrison street The Kensington Club met
with Miss Lulu Glessner, on Friday. Mr. r.
l.. Webb. wife and daughter, Miss Stella, who
have been visiting friends in Science. KY. have
returned home. The Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society met in tho parlors of the Pres
byterian Church on Wednesday afternoon.
The Shelbyville Military Band gave their second
concert. at Deprezs Opera-h house, Tuesday even
ing. A number Of songs we're rendered by Miss
Dunn and Miss Robins, which were we'll
ceived. and were highly congratulated on the
excellent rendition of their numbers Misses
Kate Webb. Kate Beggs and Kate Dunn drove
through to Laurel, Wednesday. to remain sever
al weeks; to visit friends. Mr.. Bert Miller, of
Martinsville, Ind. is visiting relatives and
friends here