The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-26
Social.

One of the newly-organzed clubs is dgnifed by the
name of Grow CLUB.
1t is rumored that Mr. r. R. Parker is about to take
orders and devote his future to the ministry.
It is stated that the marriage of Miss Hautie Tark
ington and Mr.. Ovid Jameson will be celebrated this
Master Clarence Coffin will celebrate the tenth ami
versary of his birthday on Saturday next by giving
party
The Fcrtnghtly Literary Club will hold its first
meeting at the residence of Mrs. Billiard Tuesday
afternoon.
The Bon Ton dancing club will be entertained by
Mr.. Charles Share next Friday evening, at his
idence on North Tennessee street.
Miss Anna Smith of College avenue will be mar
RED on Thursday evening, to DR.. Herman Martens
the well-known pharmacist at the family residence
Miss Ketcham has taken rooms at No. 243 North
Pennsylvania where she has established her
school for the winter. The first term begins on
Wednesday.
The Harvest Home festival of the First Baptist
Church will be held this afternoon, at o'clock. The
eantata Under the Palms, by Root will be rem
dered. Mrs. d. DeWolf will sing the soprano solos
and the school and choir the choruses.
Miss Jessie Williams and Mr.. ]. Haygood of Chi
cago were married at the residence of the brides
parents on Fletcher avenue. last Tuesday evening
After extended tour of the South Mr.. and Mrs.
Haygood intend making Indianapolis their future
home
An event occurred last Monday at the residence of
Mr.. Henry Rice. Irvington, long to be remem-
bered by the participants. The occasion was ele
Frances Rice the anniversary of her forteth birth
day. Nearly hundred of Marion county's most sub
stantial farmers with their families, were present
An elegant collation. was served.
Mr.. Will Malone entertained about twenty of his
friends at his home Fletcher avenue, last Wednes
day evening. After enjoying themselves at cards
til about o'clock. Mr. Malone invited his guests to
an elegant repast Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. John Malone, Messrs. Vance, Shanneberger, Dill
len and Stone and Misses Hanna. Waddell, Camplin
Smith, Benson and others.
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street, progressive euehre party. Friday
ing to ten couples. The first prize by Mrs.
George Werbe, brass broom and Mrs F. Werbe
won cup and saucer. The BOBBY prizes won by
Miss Sadie Chandler gilded shoe; Mr.. George Chan
der, brass candle,stick An elegant supper was
served, and splendid time was had by all
The Flower Mission and managers of the Training
School, will meet at the Denison Hotel, Tuesday
morning. at 10 o'clock, to make further arrangements
concerning the fair to be held in November. The
services of Mr. G. B. Bartlett will probably be secured
20 take charge of the evening entertainments. Mr.
Bartlett will be remembered the gentleman who
carried out successfully the Mother Goose enter
tainment several years ago.
The Catherine Merrill Club held their first meeting
for this season with Mrs. John r. Wilson, Central
avenue yesterday afternoon The Subject for the
we're read by Miss Margaret Hamilton. on "Ciubs
and Classes" by Mrs F. A. w. Davis on "Sw;ft's
'roomstick and Cowpcr's Sofa;" by Mrs. A. s. Cald
led by Miss Ellen Graydon, Mrs, Wright Hadley Mrs
Mamie Ketrham and Miss Selma Ingersou. The club
meets forunightly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gibson entertained q few
friends very pleasantly Wednesday evening in
honor of Mrs c. B. Coe, of Denver, and their guest
Miss Wilson. of Fort Wayne. A portion of the even
ing given to cards, in which few took part The
quests included Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Elam Mr.. ard
Mrs w. J. Richards. Mr. and Mrs o. H. Root Mr.
and Mrs. Harding Mr. and Mrs. u J. Hammond Mr.
md Mrs. John Appel, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Williams
Mrs. and Miss Fountain Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Coffin
Miss Jessie Gibson. Mr.. Walter Williams and others
The entertainment given by Miss Agnes Fletcher.
on Wednesday evening. was very enjoyable affair.
iEasmuch it occasion for a number of
friends to meet her guests. Miss Downer. Miss John
son, of Atchison, and Miss Breckenridge, of Fort
Wayne. After the reception of guests the evening
was spent at cards, game being PLAYED
trely, each table making their selection Among
the guests Mrs. Earl, OF Connersville Mr. and
Mrs. VIII Gates. Miss Salle Holiday. Miss Nora
Farquhar, Miss Carrie Rowland. Miss Mary Apple
gate, the Misses Claypool Mrs. Maria Gates Miss
Genevieve Elliot Miss Minnie Gates. Mr.. John Cur
It's Mr.. Venahle Mr.. Horace Speed Mr. Jess Fletcher
Mr. II. J. Landers Mr.. John Claypool. Mr. Daniels
Mr. Will Elliott, Mr.. Frank Mckee, Mr.. Hal Byram
Mr. Harry Fletcher. Mr. Louis Rowland aud others