The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-02

and win return to-day.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Minich of this city, is now travel
ing for an Eastern house.
Mr.. d. d. Long of College avenue returned yester-
say from visit to California.
Miss Jennie Vance of Twelfth street, entertained
Sow friends last Tuesday evening
Mr. g. w. Bober has been quite sick for some time
ut his home on North Delaware street.
Mr. Blythe Hendricks left the city on Thursday for
Arecuperative sojourn at Hot Springs, Ark
Mrs. o. Il. Holloway, of Knightstown, is visiting
Ehe parents ndfrends of her husband IN the city.
Rev. Dr. Delasnater, of Denver is in the city. He
will preach at Roberts Park Church this morning
Mr. Frank vanNice, of Lebanon attended the we'd
ding of Harry Clark to Miss Gertie Weaver last week
Mr. R. II. Day who has been visiting his parents for
che last month, returned to his business in Kansas
City, last Monday
Mr.. r. G. Herriek, of the Governors Office, is
spending couple of weeks at Waukesha. Wis, for
tie benefit of his health.
The Fortnightly Literary Club will hold its next
meeting May IL, at the residence of Mrs. A. T..
Denny, North Delaware street.
Miss Sue Ketchams art excursion for the coming
is in process of arrangement. The objective
point may possibly be Portland. Me-
Ed Smith, formerly a resident of Indianapolis. but
who is now employed by Chicago firm, called upon
his friends in this city one day last week.
Rev. J. N Beard. formerly of this city, Of San
friends. He will visit here before his return to the
Pacific.
The ladies' societies of the Seventh Presbyterian
Church preparing for an entertainment and
week in May The proceeds for the benefit OF the
shurch.
The young ladies of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
are usly engaged in preparing their costumes for the
Quaker wedding las it was fifty years ego which Is TO
bake place at the church. of Pennsylvania and
Pratt streets, on Wednesday evening next.
The South-side Benevolent Society have completed
their arrangements for their musical and literary en-
IN a hold he
next Wednesday evening. This entertainment In.
sudes the best musical and literary talent the city Of
fords
The annual reception and ball given by the tele
graphers. at Board of Trade Hall Monday night was
ficpated in The dance. The decorations were quite
elaborate These receptions to be held annually;
.na will no doubt be looked forward to with interest
by society people.
Miss Hertha Krause very pleasantly entertained
Che Mikado Progressive Euchre Club at her home,
ing game of euchre the main feature of the even
Sng. Fayors Of honor were awarded to Miss Carrie
Moore and Mr.; Harry johnson. The BOBBY fa Ss
were given to Miss Minnie Stearns and Mr. Joe Mar
rott.
Rev. Bishop Warren, one of the most distinguished
men &C the Methodist Church, and lecturer OF ex-
the night of Tuesday May 1s, at the Centralayenue
Church, upon 1.-THE Forces in Sunbeam" Bishop
Warren has before visited Indianapolis nor has
he held conference in Indiana and there is great de-
sire TO see and hear him.
The May-time gathering at Seventh-stree M. Z.
Church will be held on next Tuesday evening: The
programme embraces instrumental music by Misses
Ada Lowe Minnie Kellum and Alice McManus vocal
music by Jessie Wiley, d. Winters, Lillian Thompson
and j. p Massen; recitation by Miss Jessie Lester,
and illustrated poem by Prof. W. M. Redman.
Following the exercises there will be social.
Prof. Brenneke and pupils gave May day party at
PfafHn's Hall, yesterday The hall was beautifully
decorated. Among those present were Misses Sue
Winter Daisy and Bessie Lyons Lucille Ballard, Fan
Sloan
Nay Cumins, Nellie Hufnall, Mamie and Dodie Gal
win. Katie Gossett, Annie and Lulu Spann, Lulu
Rhodes. Bessie Taylor May Closer, Earnest Sherman
Will Rhodes Page Chapman Robert McOuat Wallace
Krag, Irwin Taylor, Hugh Richards and many others
s1 sses %appe sna Dode e~n
Master 'S Win Rhodes and Hugh Richards
The May dance the feature of the afternoon par
kcpated In by sixteen little misses, with Jessie Bird
70 the May queen The May-pole was decorated with
green boughs. which, with birds in cages singing,
made quite rural The finale of the May dance
was the Highland fling, in which Katie Winters and
Blanche Mcfarland participated. The latter part of
he afternoon devoted to the larger scholars.
The reception gwen asst night BY Mr. and Mrs; T. II
sewal at their reeidence No. 4z9 North New Jersey
full and brilliant society events of the year. The re-
ssption was held May-day festival and the house
Was profuseiy decorated with all the blossoms of the
season, but principally with dogwood, wild crab:
apple and hawthorne, which were artistically ar
ranged, with exceedingly pleasing effect. The re;
were served elegantly. The favors consisted of
baskets filled, with flowers. none Of the
Thompson and Miss Mary Elder. Among the guests
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. K. @. Atkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Wallace Mr.: and Mrs John s; Duncan, Mr.: and
Mrs. j. r. Carnahan, Mr.. and Mrs. V. I. Maott, Miss
Malott Mrs. E. +. Hodges. Rev. and Mrs. J. s.
Jenckes, Rev. J. b. Baltzly, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Winters Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Hit. Miss Agnes
Mrs. Slo Caldwell, Judge and Mrs l. c. Walker, Miss
Mary Elder Mr.. J. W. Holcombe, Mr.. John Walker,
Mr. F. a Blackledge; Mr. Nathan Morris Miss Mary
Taylor, Miss Dye, Miss Carrie Hendricks. and others
The most notable society event of the past week
was the reception given on Friday afternoon from
Sharpe of Helena. NJ. T. Theladies who assisted the
hostess in receiving Mesdames Thos. w. Sharpe
Burgess, James Bradshaw, E, Ben Harrison. Kate
OFT Hasselman, Robert McKee, and Misses Louise
Bright, Sue Ketcharn, Agnes Moore Carrie Rowland
and Mary Morrison-were handsomely entertained at
lunch previous to the reception. The parlors were
decorated with charming profusion of ilacs snow
balls, poets narcissus and other flowers which We'd
with the many bright spring toilets in giving grace
Hart's band stimulated conversation only music
San Among those present were noted Mesdames
N. A. Nyde w. H. II. Miller, Abram Hendricks
Chas. Megs ST., NJ. j. Voorhees,, Chas Judson. Gill
bert Warren, Victor Hendricks, Max Leckner. Will
Mckee, Walter Cathie, W: w. Woollen, Geo. Hit
c. Day. u. j. Hammond Ed Lamme. N. H. Spades,
7. II. Baldwin, Katherine Billiard w. A. Woods, j..
g. Jenckes, A M. Robertson. W; c. Lynn, W. ?.
Bingham. w. j. Richards, Blythe Hendricks, v. 7.
Malott, Geo. Chapman, Misses Laura Ream Julia
Sharpe. Mary Sharpe Fannie vajen Anna Hendricks,
Mary Dean, Florence Malott, Annie Snyder. Maggie
Carlyle, Agnes Fletcher Helen Wright. Bessie Hen
bricks, Stewart, Colgan, Bingham and others.
TIE JAPANESE VILLAGE AT THE MUSEUM.
The Museum management win offer an extra and
novel attraction in curiosity hail. this week in the
way of Japanese village the engagement opening to-
morrow night and continuing all week. The
Japanese village is "a, remarkably real.
istic and interesting illustration of The
manners, habits, industries acts and
sciences of the Japanese people their native
try and the show is not only unique and entertaining
but instructive as we'll Artists of various kinds,
bamboo workers painters, chna-decorators, silk
weavers, embroiderers makers and many other
artisans will be seen engaged at their
work dressed in Japanesecostumes. and, altogether.
the entertainment is one that attracts all
lovers of the beautiful in art. DR.. Oliver Wendell
Holmes who recently the exhibition. Endorsed il
very highly, and it has met with popular favor