The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-30
he knew the cause of his suffering, he never
said anything about it until ready for the opera

he knew the cause of his suffering, he never
said anything about it until ready for the opera
ton.
Mr.. Chales NJ Walker, for many years con-
nected with the press Of the city, will soon begin
the publication of an agricultural magazine, to
be known as Farm and Live Stock
George w. Kohne and wife have returned
from Orlando, Fla, where they have been visit
ing their father, Charles Kohne, formerly of
this city. Mr.. Koehne reports that there has
been no damage to the trees in that part or the
country, and the loss Of oranges frozen upon the
trees they do not regard of much consequence
compared with the greater calamity that might
have come in the destruction of the trees.
Mrs. Henry SEVERN entertained about fifty
friends at ''coffee," on Thursday afternoon. It
was pleasant surprise that, contrary to expec-
tation, many guests found the fashionable and
scarce pleasure giving reception merged into the
old-established. unceremonious s'coffee," where
the hostess and daughter honored their friends
by personally experimenting and offering re-
freshments. according to the good and hospitable
ancient German custom. 1t was decidedly q
sslades' afternoon" and there was abundant
topic of conversation, interesting and pleasing,
judging from the faces about. But music at
intervals sllenced the conversation. Mrs. Charles
Test sang an aria from Der Freischutz," and
THE Last Rose of Summer" Mrs. Spades rem
dered some delightful selections, and the daugh-
ter of the house, Miss Laura, charmed her hear
ers by singing some German songs. Flowers
were placed in abundance everywhere, and the
odor of roses, pinks and heliotrope filled the
spacious house. zone of life's pleasures, to be
lived over again in memory" said one lady, and
what better leave-taking could a hostess want9
Among the guests were: Mesdames John Hol-
lidav, Chas Kregelo. George Evans, Lee Mothers
head, Charles Judson, Cathie, Ruschaupt Lieber,
Holiweg Albert Gall. Billiard Ritzinger, Gather
wood Fahnley, Test, Meyer lilly. Wagner,
Wittenberg. CASTOR, Bingham, Bachman, Klpp,
Misses Mary Ritzinger, Emily Fletcher. Gus
Ritzinger, Frank Ritzinger, A. A. Lynch, Mrs.
Mary Ritzinger, Mrs. Judson, Mrs. Geo. Beck,
Mrs Hyde Mrs. c. NJ. Walker and others.
Hotel Arrivals.
Occidental Hotels L. H. Lester, Washington;
W. H. White. Painfeld; A. M. Storms. Frank
FORT w. H. Fesler, Morgantown; A. M. Fitch,
Seymour; Harry r. Shepard, Vincennes Miss L.
Smith, Lebanon; Geo. W. Byers. Greensburg.
Bates House: Sam Tinney Attica; George M.
Ray, Shebyvilie G. W. Ward Newport; r. W.
McRery, Frankfort 7. S. Alexander Meriden;
T. B. Caldwell, Charles e. Gore, Lafayette; A.
J. Brunsing and wife, Brattie, Kan; g. 0. Hop
kins. c. L. True, Evansville; John W. Lovett
and wife, Anderson; James 81. Evans
Columbus
Grand Hotel: J. D. Alexander E. w. Axtell.
Bloomfield; j. z. Pillman. Bloomington; A. j.
Howard, j. G.. Howard Jeffersonville; ID. G. An
thony, New Albany; j. V. Kent, NJ Bristow,
Frankfort; j. j. nj. La Toilette, Portland; E. M.
Smith, James B. Reeder. Evansville; VIM. S.
Newman Fort Wayne; T. NJ. Andrew, West
Point; Frank Watson, Joffersonville.