The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-12

and Mrs Ney contributed most to the enjoy
ment Of the evening by their singing. The IA
vors consisted of artistic china and silvesware
The students group of the Art Association
will hold an evening meeting at the residence of
Mrs. W. p. Bingham, No. 5l9 North Meridian
street, on Tuesday paper an "Modern Ger
man Painters viii be read by Mrs. John F.
Julian. and illustrated by numerous engravings
and etehingss
Master Ernest Abbott, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Abbott. celebrated the eleventh anniversary of
his birthday, yesterday afternoon, by having a
large party of his young friends to spend the
hours from 2 till o'clock with him. Games oc
cupied most of the time, when refreshments
were served.
The clubs all meet this week, At the Gentle
mens' Club, tomorrow night. Mr.. Horace Speed
will read paper on Federal Aid to Education"
At the Matinee Musicale, on Wednesday, Joa-
chin Raft will be the composer represented, by
the first division, and a paper by Miss Blanche
Doilens. Friday is the day for the Woman's
Club, and Miss Caroline H Rowland has paper
on "Tourgueneffs Novels" The conversation on
"Nihism" will be led by Mrs. Stanton j. Peelle.
A pleasing society event was the Cinderella
party given by Prof. b. p. Brenneke on Friday
evening last. Among the gentlemen present in
full dress were Messrs. AL Tousey. Will Pierce,
Ed and Albert Gall, Will and Walter Fugate,
Charles and Harry Byfeld, Rich Hord, Harry
IL Eden Macy Malott Harry Hildebrand, Gus
Brenneke will give another dance on Saturday
next
A pedestrian party was one of the affairs of
Friday evening A number of young ladies and
gentlemen. after partaking of supper at the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church. walked out to the
Arsenal, where they were pleasantly entertained
by Miss Girard. The hard roads and the bright
moonlight, and congenial company made the trip
one of enjoyment Miss Birkenmayer
of Hartford Miss Malott Miss Baker, Miss John
son. Mr.. Leathers, Mr.. Mckee, and others, were
OF the number
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Walk, assisted by their
son and daughter Carl and julia entertained
party of friends at their home on North West
street at progressive euchre, on Monday evening.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Maus. Mr.. and Mrs. Eliot Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Werbe, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Branham, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Werbe and Misses Alma Perkins. Mary Taylor,
Miss Merrith, Mr. Will Taylor. Mr.. Rasburg,
Mr. MerPith Mrs. George Werbe won first
prize and Mr.. Will Taylor second An elegant
luncheon was served.
A very enjoyable surprise party was given to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Frey, on last Thursday
evening, at their residence on North New Jer-
sey street, by number Of friends, assisted by
Miss Cynthia Burns and Mrs. Katie Behmer.
feature of the evening was an excellent recita-
ton by Mrs. Morney. Dancing was INDUCED
in, and good time was had by all. Among the
participants were Mr.. and Mrs Grace, Mr.. and
Mrs. Crafty, Mr.. and Mrs Simmons. Miss Gym
thia Burns, Mrs. Katie Behmer Mrs. Fisher.
Mrs, Morney, Mrs. HUSKY, Mrs. Kate Burns,
Misses Steinwinters, Mary and Julie Moioney,
Mamie and Phlipa Hahn, and Messrs. Louis
Rose, Stellhorn, Smith, Daily, Gray, Wagner,
Bonner, Jasper and Newton Swain.