The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-31

Among the weddings in the near future is that of
Mr.. Albert Ovens and HISS Josephine Chandler.
The Elite Pleasure Club hold their first grand re-
ception at PfaG1tn's Hall On next Thursday evening.
AT the Womans Club. on Friday Miss Rariden,
Hiss Hendricks and Mira Fierce will take the prnei-
pal parts.
Tho compositions Of Adolph Jensen win be illus.
Fated by the second division of the Matinee Musicale
On Wednesday next
The marriage of Miss Anna Phelps, of Ash street
and Nv R. v. Fields. of Chicago will be one Of the
near future socia. events-
Mrs 0raa Perry entertained a number of friends
e tea yestelday afternoon in honor Of Mrs.
SoIiey and Miss GiraTd, Of the Arsenal
The subject for the Gentle,nen's Club tomorrow
nsght is Erolntiens of tho Hobby Herse," with the
paper by W. DEM Hooper. City Librarian
:, On Ihurday night next all the churches will hold
snelf prayer messing one hour earlier than usual
nat everybody may attend the Flower Mission fair.
MISS Rornie Eaos, who has returned from q FIVE
months visit to Virginia Kes>tacly and Cincinnati,
entertained her Sunday school class Friday evening
cards have been issued by Mrs. A. B. Mansur for
neSnarrige of her daughter Cecilia to Ar. Clarence
Mulsaa on Wednesday Nov. 10 at z o'clock at Christ
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs L. N. Walker celebrated the twenty.
second anniversary of their wedding in a quiet but
sery delishtfui manner last Wednesday evening at
fser residence on Centra avenue
Mr. and Mrs G. B. Holloway invited a few friends
70 tea last night. complimentary to Mrs. M. B.
mlHaans and Mrs. Charles B. Coe, of Denver, pre-
Woas to their departure for home Wednesday.
The ladies of the Flower Mission will have cloak
soem In connection with the fair with responsible
ReHsen IN charge. Parties have checks for their
Nlans and TINS not be annoyed during the evening
~ the care of them.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ South celebrated the
twsnty-hfth anniversary of their wedding at their
residence, No. II Virginia avenue. They were re-
nembezed by their friends with various presents in
sanding silver table service.
air. and Mrs. Frank H. Carter gave progressive
party on Friday evening at their residence No.
Go beiisfontaine street, in honor of Mrs Irwin, of
yaicago Airs. Edgar A. Brown won the lady's favor,
ma M Harry Smith the gestleman's.
II Is now the fashion and seemingly sensible one,
st adies to devote certain amount of time each day
y Stldy. Literature and languages to be the
In one class in this city which meets every
Snosy nlsht one evening is given to questions and
anthor.
up; A L. Preston, of Fillmore, Ind, and Miss Mary
- WIDER were qnlstly married on Wednesday after.
vi North Tennessee street. Rev. e. A. BRADLEY. of
IrsS lauren, Officiating None but the immediate
issaNes Witnessed the ceremony. The young couple
-. Ga the evening train for Fillmore where they will
e. - 70 housekeeping in their own home They were
hves and frien6s.
Mrs. Gran Perry's tea yesterday afternoon was
very pleasant occasion. The ladies We're invited to
meet Mrs CoEnley. wife Of the Major recently placed
AT the arsenal in this city. and her sister Miss Cir
rard. The guests Mesdames II. G.. Carey c. C.
Foster. W. L. Bishback. Berg APPLICABLE, Morris
kess Harry MihSgaH- W. p. Kappes. of New Mexico,
ehares Aarttlassg Frank Co.5n, B. 3. Peek and sis
ter, Miss koaty = Carson, of Louisville, Miss
other, Mrs. Z. NJ.
few friends yrstor
Narris, g.. LIN
eratod.