The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-17

h Grfce Church held social; the ladies OF the
Lyra Society held social; and Mrs.
J. FL. Stewart entertained the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society. Among the marriages was
the nuptials of Major W. FL. Watson and Miss
Florence Henkle The Nevada concert proved
n social event. as did the dress rehearsal of the
Juvenile Mikado Opera Company. Many large
parties are in contemplation. but ct present So
eiety is unusually dull particularly SO for the
season Just preceding Lent
Society.
Miss Justine Newland is visiting in Detroit
Dr. o. G. Carr, of Clay Center, Kan, is in the
city.
Mr.. Noah Cook returned from Washington
last night.
Miss Era Steele has returned from a visit to
Greencastle.
Miss Minnie Ward is visiting her brother in
Minneapolis.
Miss Adele LaCroix is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jno J. Price.
Mr.. W. H. Kinne of Chicago. is the guest of
Mr. w. N. Short
Miss Mamie Smith has returned from a short
visit to Shelbyville
Miss Addie Hunt. of Kentucky, is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Hunt.
UlFB. WIN. manson ana son CQaTl6S nave re-
turned from the East.
Miss Homer the guest Of Mrs Will Reed, has
returned to Cincinnati.
Mrs Ida Harper of Terre Haute. will visit
friends here this month.
Mr. and Mrs John Steiner will locate in Nash
vile, Tenn, in the spring.
Mrs. ]. L. Bieler is entertaining Miss Louisa
Conklin, of Highland, III.
Miss Katherine Lewis starts for California on
Wednesday for prolonged stay.
Col. and Mrs. A. w. johnson have taken rooms
at the Bates House for the winter
Mrs. w. @. Jeffry is entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
James Buckner, of Memphis Tenn.
Mrs. VIM. Hughes and son have returned
from few weeks visit in Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.. Welcome Rice and family have moved into
their new house on North Alabama street.
Mrs. j. NJ. Hume is visiting her son George,
In Boston, where she will remain some time.
Mr.. Fred Rosebrough, Of Chicago has been
spending few days with friends in this city.
Mrs Vim. B. Burford is entertaining her
brother, Mr.. Joseph U. Hobbs of Springfield.
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Aldrich have fitted up
their rooms very elegantly on North Illinois
street.
Mrs W. P. Bingham will give reception,
from 2 till G, on the afternoon Of the ed of the
month.
Mrs. Carrie Fout entertained number of
guests in honor Of Miss Grace Huston Friday
evening.
Miss Grace Huston, of Paris H., is visiting
Miss Kitty Morris and her sister, Mrs Harry
Woodburn.
Misses Hattie and Katie Dunn, of Shelbyville,
entertained charming progressive euehre par
ty last week.
Russell D. Robinson, of DePauw University,
is spending the week at his home on North New
Jersey street.
Miss Edith Noftzger, Of North Manchester, is
visiting the family Of Benton Olinger, No. 100
Cherry street.
party soon, after she returns from her visit to
Kansas City.
Mrs e. K. Hall, widow of prominent citizen
of Noblesville, and daughters recently came
here to remain.
The Elite Pleasure Club will give their second
grand reception at Pfaf1in's Hall, on next
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. NJ A. Chapman, of Anderson, is visiting
her brother, Mr.. George A. Buskrk, at No. 372
East New York street
Dr. A. E. Buchanan and Miss Nellie Roll will
be married at Meridian street Church, Wednes-
day evening, at o'clock.
The "Mikado' dancing party give bali on the
18th, at Mannerchor Hall, to aid the Ladies'
Hebrew Benevolent Society.
Mrs Bette Mallory, of Reading. Mich, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Spellman,
at No. 533 East Market street.
MISS Cora Stephens, prominent society lady
OF the South SiGe, has returned from Reading,
Mich, after two-months' absence.
Mrs. c. E. Malery of Reading, Mich, is the
guest of her parents on East Market street. She
expects to remain four or five weeks
Miss Laura Cory of Shelby ville, entertained
the Kensington Club on Thursday, at the resi-
dence of her sister, Mrs W. S, Major.
Miss Flora Gilbert, of Peru, came to the city
to attend the Nevada concert. While here she
was the guest Of Mrs. w. De Nj. Hooper.
Mrs. Maria Frazee Gates is close student of
medicine, and will soon enter practice at Orlan-
do, Fla. which city is her present home.
Mrs. G. I. Whitsett will give large progress
sive euchre party on Tuesday afternoon at her
residence, No 1876 North Alabama street.
On Thursday. Miss Grace Whitridge, of East
Pratt street, will entertain a company Of friends
at eGchre. A large number have been invited.
Miss Carrie Copeland has returned from her
home IN burlington, Ia, to resume her studies
In elocution. She is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs
Ed Egan
The Mikado Dancing Club will give a grand
ball, on Thursday evening, Jan. g. at Manner
shor Hall, in aid of the Ladies' Hebrew Beneyo-
lent Society
Mrs. Claypool, of Connersville. is SUFFERING
with severe attack of diphthera, at the resi-
denee of her daughter, Mrs. Jiiison on North
Delaware street
The beautiful homa of Mr.. John FL Steiner.
at Woodruff Place. has been purchased by Mr.
M. H. Spades, who, with his family, will take
possession April l..
Mr.. A. J. Hobbs, of Louisville, KY, will
preach at the Third Christian Church, this morn
ing and evening, and Mr.. ID. r. Van Buskirk
will occupy the formers pulpit.
dance was given at the residence of Miss
Ella Taylor last Tuesday evening" celebrating
Miss Elias eighteenth birthday. Dancing
filed the evening until a late hour
The Cinderella Club, which proved so popular
among young society people last winter Is being
reorganized ana will give their first dance at
Pfafiin Hall on Friday evening. Feb s.
Mrs. Sarah e. Bright, of Madison. after snend-