The Indianapolis journal., 1886-02-21
Mrs. Albert Mcfarland is quite i'll.

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se printed If proporly authsnticatedl
Mrs. Albert Mcfarland is quite i'll.
Miss Rachel solomon is visiting it Attica-
Miss Gilbert, of Peru, is visiting Mrs. Harper:
free kindergarten ''high tea" is impending.
James McMurray is in Florida, visiting his
Mrs. Louis Dessar has returned from visit to
New York.
Little Hugh Hanna has been quite i'll with
scaratina
Mrs, Dime Fletcher will return to Chicago on
Wednesday next.
Mrs. r A. Sharff has been elected department
installing officer of the w. r. u
Quincy A. Myers and G. B. Lands, Of Logans.
port, were in the city yesterday
E D. Coe editor of the Whitewater wis.
Register, in the city yesterday.
Miss Esther Kohn and Mr.. w. M. Brunswick
will he married some time next month.
Paul Ell. Krauss has returned from Chicago,
and lett again for New York last night.
Mr. C. B. Lands. city editor of the Logans-
port Journal. visited the city yesterday.
The M.kado Dancing Club will give compli-
mentary dance at Pfafiin's Hall, on Feb. %.
Mr.. Will Malone. Ed Tully and M. o. Hission
are spending to-day with friends at Anderson.
Mr.. Eugene Carter, chief clerk in the Blue
line Office, Chicago, is visiting friends in this
city
Miss Clara Jaqua, OF Union City. wnoha been
visiting Governor Gray's family, has returned
home
Mrs E. A. Parker and son. of Twelfth street,
are spending a few days with friends at Clayton,
this State
The joint engagements of James Whitcomb
Riley and Bill Nye open tomorrow night, at
Daytor, o.
Mico Auno T.,1fz fko oil foA AL
iionist, was one of the recent graduates of the
High-school.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. j. o. Cooper
gave coffee party for the benefit of Grace Epis-
copal Church.
An Indianapolis writer is said to be engaged
upon an amusing novelette, entitled ''The Banker
and the Bear"
week with her aunt. Mrs ID. T. Thornton, on
College avenue
Missl Eta Williams will give a party next
Wednesday evening in honor of her cousin,
Iiss Ella Tweed
Mrs. Ralph Bagaley and Mrs Walter Smart, of
Pittsburg. Pa, are visiting their brother, John
II. Pearson, of this city.
Miss Leonora Snyder, sopranoof fine method
and voice, has become member of the First
Presbyterian Church choir.
Mr. and Mrs 3. F. Keesling. and their son
Arthur, were in the city last week. the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kregelo
j. E. Wheldon leaves this morning for Var
mouth Mass, in answer to telegram stating
that his father could live but few hours.
The ladies of the Brghtwood W. c. T. U. will
give o. Martha Washington tea party at the
Union Chapel Thursday evening, Feb. 25.
Mrs Frank Fl. Carter will be at home to her
friends Wednesday afternoon. Feb. "a, and
March and 10. Residence, No. 525 East Ohio
street
News was received yesterday of the death of
A. Lybrand, ST., at Delaware, O. Mr. Lybrand
was the father of Mr.. Lucius Lybrand, of Mobiles
vile, wellknown in this city.
Mrs. John Julian is on brief visit to Mrs. W.
=. Thurber. at Cleveland. O., from whence she
goes to New Castle, Pa, for short stay with
her sister, Mrs. Elmer !. Phillips
The Forrnightly Literary Club will hold
called meeting for the election of officers. on
Tuesday afternoon, at The residence of Mrs. w.
A. Woods on North Alabama street.
The prize given by the Y. M. L. and A. So
eiety, of the Seventh Presbyterian Church, to
the best speller in their spelling match, on Tues
day evening, was won by Miss Rosebrock
The members of Mt Gilead Christian Church,
near Glen Flora, in Morgan county, are exceed
ingly happy in the possession of a fine church
organ, presented them by Emil Wulschner.
1t is not yet settled that DR.. Goblin will resign
his professorship at DePauw University to ac-
Bend, though it has been suggested as probable.
The Pleasure Club gave their third reception,
Rt Pfaffiin's Hall, on last Wednesday evening 1t
was largely attended, and all those present ex-
pressed themselves as being highly pleased with
the receptions given by this club.
The Mikado P. E. Club gave surprise on
Miss Waddell, Friday evening, at her home on
Ash street A very pleasant evening was spent
in playing euchre In which Miss Pet Hough re-
ceived favors. Refreshments were served.
Miss McVicker, q member of the Eagles
Nest company. which appeared at the Dime
Museum during the last week, was formerly
teacher in school No T. in this city. and is known
here by the name of Miss Sadie Woodbridge.
The art class of Mr.. T. c. Steele has had
recently as model, young woman bearing
the name of 'Guenn." Readers Of Blanche
Towards beautiful story of the same title will
recognize in this instance the artistic fitness of
things
The friends of Miss Ida K. Greenlee, assistant
principal of School No. Z, will hear with regret
that she has resigned her position here. She
leaves for Omaha next week, where She will en-
ter upon school duties. The Omaha schools are
to be congratulated on securing her services
The Society for the Promotion of Social Purity
will meet on every Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock at Christ Church chapel. The purpose of
this organization appeals strongly to all women
who have the welfare of their sex at heart, and
they are earnestly requested to be present at the
meetings
Mrs. j. r. Davis gave dancing party on Fri.
day night, at her residence, No. 979 North Ten
nessee street. Mrs. White assisted in doing the
honors. About twenty FIVE couples were pres
ent Dancing was kept up until late hour. The
happy occasion will long be remembered by all
who were present
fine programme has been prepared for the
seventeenth annual commencement of the Sy-
denham Medical Society. which occurs next
Wednesday evening Among those who ara tn
assist with the musical part of the programme
are Miss Anna Mckenzie. Miss Anna Baggs and
Mr. O. w. Williams.
The sewing meetings of the Free Kinder
garten Society are held every Thursday after
noon 10 Tabernacle Church Sunday school room.