The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-14


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Mr.. and Mrs Fletcher will give q party for
their daughter Miss Ruth, at their home at
Woodruff Place on next Friday evening.
The members of the Friends meeting were en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.. Evans at their
| home on North Alabama street last week.
The young ladies of Central avenue Sunday
| school will give Yankee-kitchen entertainment
at the church, on Friday evening, Feb 19.
Miss Rice who has made great many friends
during her visit to Miss Celia Mansur, returned
to her home in Philadelphia, Pa, last week.
The students of the Bryant & Stratton Bust
ness University, gave the first entertainment of
their newly organized literary society on Tues
day evening.
Mrs. L. S. Ayres will give party next Friday
evening at her residence on North Delaware
street. Harris orchestra has been engaged for
the occasion.
Miss Mollie FL. Russo will be married to Mr.
Frank Fl. Carter next Wednesday evening, the
ceremony to take place at the residence of the
brides parents.
Hiss Clara Louise Bottsford, the poetess,
whose home near Philadelphia, Ind. recently
burned, will soon take up her residence Ii
Greenfield, Ind
The Entire Nous Club are making extensive
preparations for the dancing party to be given
by them at the new Occidental HOTEL next
Thursday evening.
LIZ ana MIS- VI. v. w ooleu Salleo IrOm NeW
York for Europe yesterday. The Doctor will
avail! himself of the opportunity of study in
London and Paris.
The Elite Pleasure Club will give their third
grand reception at Pfaff1in's Hall on Wednesday
evening, Feb II. Harris orchestra will furnish
music for the occasion.
Mrs. L. o. Robinson, the evangelist, left for
Chicago yesterday, where she opens a meeting
to-day in the Michigan avenue Methodist Church,
Rev. John Williamson pastor.
The Enterprise Social Society met at the resi-
dence of James Wilson last Tuesday evening.
The next meeting will be held at the residence
of Miss Vess;e White. Feb. 16.
The marriage of Mr.. Philip E. Igoe, of this
city, and Miss Emma Fox, of Cincinnati, will &C.
cur on Wednesday afternoon, at the residence of
| the brides parents at Cincinnati.
The Fortnightly Literary Club organized on
the East Eide. will meet next week at the resi-
dence of DR.. Goode. The Sixteenth Century"
will be continued FOR their subject
The elegant german given by Miss Grace
Miller. at Richmond, was attended by Miss
Hautie Harrington and Miss Gill and Messrs.
Taylor, Gresham and Curtis of this city.
Mr.. Humphrey Harrington has been elected
vice-president of the Columbian Literary So
ciety The society will debate 'Moral Suasion
VS.. Physical Force" at their meeting to-day.
Miss Lillian Craft of this city, and Miss
Mamie Frazier. of Peoria who have been the
given newmarket party last week by that
lady
DR. L. W. Munhall is now in Portland, Ore,
holding meetings which more than fill the taber
nacle, the largest room in the city. Great sue
cess is reported for the Doctor by the Portland
News
Mr. VIII Steele and Mr.. Frank Moody. two of
the leading society young gentlemen of this city.
who spending the winter abroad, when last
heard from were doing the sightseeing of sunny
Spain.
Mr.. Clarence Wulsin will give theater party
every night during Miss Mary Anderson's en-
gagement in this city. Hon. w. r. Myers and
Mr.. John C. Wright will also entertain theater
parties.
Miss Stella Norton commemorated her eight
teenth birthday. on Tuesday, by luncheon to
several of her young friends, The floral deco
rations were beautiful, and the occasion most
enjoyable one.
The annual bal masque of the Lyra Society
will occur on the evening of the 25th, at Lyra
Hall. A great many beautiful costumes are be-
ing prepared, and the occasion will be as most
enjoyable one
Mrs. Alice Griffin, department president of
w. r. C, visited the indianapolis Woman's
Relief Corps, last week, and was we'll pleased
with the work. Mrs. Griffin was the guest
of Mrs. r. A. Sharff
Mr.. and Mrs M II. Spades will move into
their new home, at Woodruff Place, about the
LIST of April. Mrs. Spades's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Cox will still retain their old resi-
dence, on North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. c. FL. Hathaway, of Fairplay, Col. who
spent several days here recently among his old
| acquaintances, is spending short time at the
Burnett House, Cincinnati before proceeding on
his trip to New York and other points in the
East.
Mr.. Silas Baldwin has purchashed the old fam
lily residence of Ex-Governor Porter on North
Delaware street. He is making considerable
provements and will establish his family there
in a few weeks.
The name of Mrs. C. S. Dyer. of Detroit a sur
viying sister of the late B. f. Tuttle, through an
oversight was omitted from the notice of his
death published in Yesterdays Journal. Mrs.
Dorsey's name was given as that of a surviving
sister. She has been dead several years
''Drive whist" is now occupying the attention
of society people in the East 1t is fashioned
much after the manner of an evening at pro-
gressive euchre. only that the same partners
kept throughout the hours for playing. Favors
are given to the best and poorest players
Mrs. Frank Blanchard entertained few of
her friends at tea on Friday evening. The little
gathering was purely informal, but the charm
ing hospitality of the hostess. combined with
that of her niece, Miss Lou Pattson, made the
evening more enjoyable than many more pre-
tentous occasion.
Mrs. w. w. Woollen gave very delightful
'chocolariere" on Friday afternoon. About if
teen ladies were present, ard pleasant feature
of the occasion was the rereading, by Mrs. Nc
Gregory. OF an interesting paper on "a Winter
in Boston, first read by her before Plymouth
Institute, some months ago.
There was q pleasant social last evening at
Miss Amy Peake's, on Fletcher avenue. During
the evening there was a supper and dancing was
kept up till late hour. Officers of the club were
elected as follows: B. Gundelfnger jr, presi-
dent; Miss Amy Peake, secretary. Mr.. j. New
m asst WAS a. m
The Grace Church social was entertained by
Mrs. T. NJ Curtis on Wednesday last The
musical programme was fully carried out Miss
Fannie Carlton sang with her usual good TASTE
and Miss Florence Krag's instrumental solo was