The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-24

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ridge. Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Buck celebrated their
tin wedding and Mr. and Mrs. Kingsbury a
crystal wedding. Probably the most mirthful
gathering was the Toboggan Club party, which
took place on Thursday evening. at which q
number of the leading young society people par
tieipated. The young people also enjoyed what
little snow there was on the ground by sleigh
riding. In short, the past week has been a most
pleasurable one in many respects.
Society.
Mr.. John A. Holman is in Washington.
Miss Daisy Middleton is visiting in Minneap-
oils.
Mr. W. o. DeVay spent part of last week in
Chicago.
Miss Katie Kregelo is recovering from quite a
serious illness.
Miss Rice, of Philadelphia, is the guest of
Miss Celia Mansur.
Mr. Ed NJ Lewis left last week for California
for his health.
room by illness.
Mr.. c. s. Tarlton, of Lafayette has become a
resident Of this city.
Rev. Oscar c. MeCul!och enjoyed q visit from
his father last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eaglesfeld is visiting Mrs. Ida
Harper, in Terre Haute.
Mr. Fred Storch, of Connersville, has taken up
his residence in this city.
Miss Effe MeOuat is entertaining her cousin,
Mr. Will Prouty, of Illinois
Mr. Samuel Hanna will soon leave for the far
West to engage in business
Mr. Frank Clarke. of Chicago. is spending the
day with friends in this city.
Miss Macie Coughlen has been confined to her
heme by illness for the last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stats, of Richmond,
win locate in this city next week.
Mrs. Chas B. Foster entertained the Indian
apolis Progressive Club last week.
Mrs. John Elliott, of Shelbyville, was the
guest of Mrs. Robertson last week.
Mr. w. w. yelling and family will probably
locate permanently in Connersville.
Mr. w. Powell, wife and daughter have To-
Gated permanently in Louisville, KY.
A successful revival has been carried on in
Ocnnersville by Rev. George w. Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walker. nee Miss Mary
Kennedy, have located in Toronto. Canada.
Mrs. G. P. Wilder. Miss Eloise Morton and
Miss Mary Wilder. left for Florida last week.
Mr. Steele Bright left on Friday for New York,
Philadelphia and Washington for period of ten
days
The Elite Pleasure Club gave its second re-
ception on last Wednesday evening at Pfafdins
Hail.
Mr., Chas Gardner will take I'D his permanent
residence in Providence E. l., the LIST of Feb
ruary.
Mr. H. W. Woodeock visited last week in the
city, en- route from California to his home In
Maine.
Mrs. Ayres will give an evening party on Fri
day next, in honor of her daughter, Miss Emma
Ayres.
Miss Nellie Wright and Miss Carrie Satter
have gone to Atlanta, Ga, for the rest of the
winte7.
It is rumored that Mr.. and Mrs Henry Wilson
will soon 60 to the far West to locate perma-
nently.
Miss Grace Whitridge entertained number of
friends on Thursday evening at progressive
euchre.
The Bon Ton will give dancing party on the
18th of February, at the residence Of Mr.. George
Roberts.
Misses Martha Wright and Mary Applegate
left during the week for q visit Of several weeks
to Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Lewis, accompanied by
their daughter, Miss Katherine left for Califor-
MIA last week.
Mrs. Henry SEVERN viii hold reception on
Thursday afternoon at her residence on North
Meridian street.
Mr.. Oscar Boylen and bride have fitted up
their beautiful new home on Broadway in a most
artistic manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rasehig will go to Louisville.
next week, to attend the wedding of Mrs
Raschigs nephew.
Miss Fannie Bristol leaves tomorrow for Co
lumbus O. to act as bridesmaid at a large and
fashionable wedding.
Mrs r. L. McOuat will hold reception on
Thursday, followed by a large party. given by
Miss MeOuat in the evening.
Miss Clara Stonebarger. of Peru, who has
been visiting Miss Jessie Bigelow, of North Illi-
nois street, returned home on Friday.
Mr.. Dubeck. of Hannibal, Mo. of the class of
'79 az Yale College is visiting his old classmates
Merrill Moores and VIM. A. Van Buren,.
AT Peru. on Friday, Miss Carrie B. Morrison.
formerly OF this city, was married to Mr. R. K
Norton. They will make Peru their home.
Mrs John e Beall formerly Miss Mo,,ia Ian
ders, gave a large reception at her residence in
Washington on last Wednesday evening
Mr.. c. q. Hathaway, of Fairplay, Col. who
has been visiting in the city, left Yesterday
afternoon for Cincinnati, en- route to New York.
Mr. Frank B. Lewis, of Charlottesville and
in the city, the guests of w. II. Fisher, at Hall
Place.
The ladies of the indianapolis Free Kinder
garten and Chldren's Aid Society will give a
high tea probably the first Wednesday in Feb
ruary.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wilson have gone to Flori-
da for the rest of the winter. Most of their time
will be spent in Pilatka, one of the most beau
taful cities of that State.
A soiree will be given at the Mannerchor
Hall. by the Mikado Dancing Club. on Thursday
evening for the purpose of aiding the ladies'
Hebrew benevolent society.
Mr. William FL. Chase is in the city arranging
for the appearance Of JudgeA. w. Tourgee, au-