The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Emery Wilson is very sick at her home
on North Illinois street
Little Harriet, the daughter of Mrs Lilly
Bandy. is quite i'll with pneumonia
The Bates House Dancing Club will give one
OF Its pleasing entertainments on Thursday
night.
F. B. Dubach, prominent lumber dealer of
Hannibal No. is visiting Mr.. Moores and Mr..
Van Buren,.
Mrs Harry Drew win entertain progressive
euchre party this afternoon at her residence on
North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. G. FL. Smith entertained the Darntless
Progressive Euchre Club last evening, at her
nome on North Alabama street.
Miss Jennie Carpenter has painted beautiful
plaque. which she has sent to Mrs. Constance
Helne Mozzarra, in Minneapolis. Mimi.
Mrs. Alex G.. Jameson entertained the Cen
trail Progressive Euchre Party last evening. The
favors were exceedingly novel and the prizes
were beautiful
Mrs. c. P. iWilder, her daughter Miss Mary,
and little granddaughter Eloise, left for the
East, on Monday. They will visit Baltimore,
Washington. New York and Boston, and then
go South TO Florida to remain the balance of the
winter.
Mr. Curtis q. Hathaway, prosperous banker
OF Colorado. is visiting his numerous friends in
the city. He is the son of Col. Gilbert Hath
away, of LaPorte Ind. and though absent from
here who are glad to welcome him.
The Matinee Musicale will convene this after
noon. Schumann and his school will be the sub
ject A quartet entitled "Gipsy Life" with Miss
Anna Bags as tenor, Miss Emma Thompson
soprano. Mrs. Henry Schurmann contralto, and
Miss Farquhar bass, with other pleasing selec-
lions, will be rendered.
Mr. V. K Morris, wife and daughter DIR. l..
ID. Waterman and Mr.. Rufus King start at noon
to-day on trip to the City of Mexico, to be gone
from thirty to fifty days A number Of persons
are also going from Chicago, so that there will
be pleasant Pullman-car company when they
are all together. They go via the Bloomington &
Western and Santa Fe roads. Mr.. King goes
out as Friend missionary, intending to found
mission in the Mexican capital.
The Fortnighty Literary Club held its first
meeting since the holidays yesterday afternoon,
at the residence of Mrs. John T. Dye, North
Delaware street. An able and comprehensive
paper on Greece in the Time of Pericles" was
read by Mrs. Katharine Billiard, and was fol-
lowed by general discussion of the same theme
by the club. In appropriate connection Miss
Harrington sang Maid of Athens and after
pleasant social greetings the club adjourned to
meet again on Feb. 2, with Mrs j. W. Hess,
North Alabama street
large progressive euchre party was given by
Mrs. G. T. Whitsett. yesterday afternoon, at her
pleasant home On North Alabama street The
first prize, handsome vase, was won by Mrs.
Swift; the second prize. fancy vase. by Mrs.
DE Souchet, after playing off tie between that
lady and Mrs. Charles B. Foster. The house
was decorated with tasteful arrangement of
plants and flowers. Mrs. Whitsett proved her
self a delightful hostess. Those present were:
Mrs. j. W. Beck, Miss Anna Bags, Mrs. G. B.
Foster. Mrs J. W. Gordon Mrs. Rogers, Mrs.
Nickel and Mrs. jackson of Westfeld, Ind; Mrs.
George McCurdy, Miss Halsie McCurdy Miss
Fox. Mrs. Buschnell, Mrs. McKee, Mrs. Robert
Springsteen Mrs. U. Swift, Mrs. Grubbs, Mrs.
De Souchet. Miss Gussie De Souchet Mrs. Hat
tie Allen, Mrs. Mckee, Miss Fife Hunt. Mrs.
George Barnes, Mrs Benjamin Waite, Mrs. A.
G. Daily of Lebanon, Ind; Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs.
John Williams and Miss Winnie Jackson.
Hotel Arrivals.
Occidental Hotel: r. w. Thomas, W. Broth
erton, w. FL Murray Muneie; Geo. W. Stengle,
John A. Smith, Rossville; Geo. WISE Goshen
Geo. Reath, Worthington.
Grand Hotel: j. f. Lingeman Brownsburg;
Walter A. Osmer Logansport: Geo. w. Pearce,
Martinsvlle; Milt H. Jsley. Geo. S. Murphy
ShelbvvilIe; Jas. c.. Pulls Greensburg; Frank
Knight, Wabash; T. F. Garvin, Elkhart; j. P.
Lesley, Winchester T. S. Bull, Valparaiso
James Hardman. Brookville; NJ W. Stokes, W.
Ct. George, South Bend.
Bates House: Ernest Dale Owen, New Har-
mony; James D. Saunders, Evansville; j. r.
Duncan, Charlottesville; D.. w. Henry, Terre
Haute; d. B. Earheart, H. FL. Lancaster, Lafay-
cite; William Price, Frankfort; E. Fl. Scott. N.
Gleason, LaPorte; d. S. Ross, Rochester, F. d.
Warner, Miss A. Sandmer, New Carlisle; L.
Hubbard, South Bend.