The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-07
Social.

reception will be given on Tuesday afternoon,
from to e, by Mrs. Chas. Reese.
The Diamond Club will be entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. Ode Haugh on Wednesday evening.
There will be social given by the ladies of the Tab
ernacle Presbyterian Church Friday evening" in the
church pAr.ors.
Miss Mary Frazer will be married to Mr. F. G.. May,
of Orlando Fla. at the Central Christian Church. at
high noon on the 18th inst.
The Womans Missionary Society of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church will meet next Friday instead
Of Tuesday, as first announced.
Miss Anna Clark entertained number of friends at
aeF home, Burr Patch last Saturday evening
Dancing was the order of the evening.
A meeting of the managers of the Womans Ex-
change will be held next Saturday afternoon, at
o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. DR.. Thompson.
Miss Lizzie Herod will give a reception tomorrow
evening from till o'clock. in honor of Miss Gar
nony of Georgia, who is the guest of Miss APPLICABLE
Miss Edith Conklin agreeably surprised at her
home, on last Thursday evening. pleasant repast
served at 10 O'Clock, and the evening was spent
with games and music
Beginning week from tomorrow night the pupils
&c Max eckner will give recitas at the Girls Classical
Scho6. every Monday night The advanced pupils
take part In the first one.
Miss Lily Potter left yesterday for four.weeks
visit to Miss Marion Kress. at ST. Louis before her
departure for Boston, where she will enter the Con.
servatory of Music for year.
A social event will be the wedding of Miss Haude
Harrington and Mr. Ovid jameson, on Wednesday
evening. at the First Presbyterian Church, A large
reception will follow the church service.
One of the most elesnr dinners ever given in Gin
cnnat was Lar at the Queen City Club last night to
Mr. t-4arence Wulsin of this city, previous to his
enarriage to Miss Mansur, on Wednesday next.
A large and enjoyable coffee party was given on
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Henry Hilker. A
feature of the decorations the profusion of chrys
Rnthemums, which adorned every available space.
Miss Lucy Hamilton of Park avenue entertained
party of friends at progressive euchre last Friday
evening. daintily pre- AIRED lunch was served at
o'clock. The fayors of the evening awarded
Miss 1,ette Stope and Mr.. Gel Thayer.
receptien in honor Of Mr. and Mrs. " K Morris
was given on Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ
Martnon No 5IS North Delaware street. Mrs. Mar
non was assisted by Mrs. j. Il. Evans, R. w Furnas,
Nm r. Evans. Joseph Brown n. q. Wright and
Charles Hollingsworth.
Miss Mamie Espy entertained large party of
friends last Sunday at her home Aspinwood Farm.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs lacky of
Beech Grove; Miss Josephine Leach, of Persimmon
Grove; Miss Anna Clark. of Burr Patch; Mr.. A. A..
Clark of Brightwood; Miss Lula Gross and sister and
Miss Maud Williams, of Indianapolis.
On Tuesday evening. at the residence of the broes
mother. No $50 North West street, John 10th was
married to Miss Josie Chambers. The Rev. Mr.. Tb-
belts of the Central Universaist Church, to which
the bride belongs, ofciated, assisted by the Rev. b.
i. Foster. Tho wedding a private one, the most
intimate friends being present. They received many
presents.
The marriage of Miss Cecilia Mansur, only daugh
Der of Mrs. A. b. Mansur, Mr.. Clarence Wusin OF
she hrm of d. H. Baldwin s. Co., will take place at
Christ P. E. Church. on Wednesday evening at
o'clock The ceremony will be followed by arecep.
ton, from till H. at the residence, No. 10 East
Vermont street A large number of guests from
Philadelphia and Cincinnati expected.
pleasant event was the marriage on last Thursday
evening, of Mr.. Winnie Smith to Miss Iva Pearl Sea
mans. The ceremony performed at the residence
of the brides parents in the presence of the relatives
and friends by Rev DIR. Gilbert of Meridian street
Church. Immediately after the cereEaony Mr. and
Mrs Smith LETT for New York ACCOMPANIED by DIR
VIM Mands and wife. the groom's mother The en-.
tire party sailed for Europe the steamer Anchoria
of the Anchor line yesterday at noon They con
template a stay of two years or more abroad
The twenty fifth anniversary Of the married life oil
j.. s. Camplin and wife was celebrated Monday
evening by large number of friends in the way of
real old fashioned surprise party. Among those pres
emit were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Van Haake Mr. and Mrs
Matock Mr. and Mrs. Theo johnson. Mr. and Mrs
Lon Webb Mr.. and Mrs. Cha. Robertson IT., Mr.. and
AIRS G. s. Hoover, Mr.. aud Mrs. D. j. Robertson, Mr.