The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-21


Mrs W. +. Mason will give reception on
Tuesday afternoon, from to 6 o'clock, at the
Denison Hotel parlors.
The ladies of the Central Christian Church
are making extensive preparations for a fair, to
De held the first week of December.
Mrs. Henry Latham has issued cards for a re-
eeption on Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Lille Latham Comstock, of Cleveland. o.
The Bon Ton jr. Dancing Club will be enter
tanned by Mr. Ed Bingham at his home. No 1873
West Maryland street, next Friday evening.
Miss Emily Bingham will give an afternoon of
readings, Monday, Dec. 6. at Plymouth
Church. She will be assisted unsteady by we'll
known talent.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dorsey have in vited their
friends to spend Thanksgiving evening with
them, and to come iu masque and costume The
hours will be spent in dancing.
The Womans Aid Society of the First En-
glish Luthern Church will hold an apron fair on
the 9Th of December. in their chapel, corner of
Pennsylvania and Walnut streets.
Mr. and Mrs DR.. Pink entertained few
friends at whist on Thursday evening. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Walk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Werbe. Mrs Tlley and Mrs. f. Werbe. Lunch
con served at IL o'clock.
The ladies' of the First Baptist Church are
making preparations to give an entertainment
which has been very successfully carried out in
other cities. 1t is known as a Paper Carnival"
and is full of fun and frolic 1t is the purpose
to give it at Tomlinson Hail. just before the
holidays.
About fifty of the friends of Charles g.. Zone
and Joseph A. Brown met at the residence of
the former, No. 341 South New Jersey street, on
Wednesday evening, the 18th inst, 20 celebrate
the joint wooden wedding of both Each
celved many valuable presents. A splendid sup
per was served.
The marriage of Mr. Albert Ovens and Miss
TAoa 4 IN
mentioned two weeks ago. will take place on
tuesday evening at the family residence
West Vermont street After a short visit to
friends in Ohio they will return and go to house
keeping on North Delaware street.
There was quite large attendance of st.
Pauls congregation at the social on Friday even
ing, which was held at Mr.. j. j. Bngham's on
West Maryland street The chief entertain
ment OF the evening was the Songs of Seven"
given by Miss Emily Bingham and number of
her pupils, and it was greatly appreciated
For the past two years Miss Annie L. Abromet
has been occupying the position as organist at
St. Johns Church, during which time she filled
that position in a most satisfactory manner.
Miss Annie will resume her former position as
soprano singer. and her many admirers will again
have the pleasure of hearing her.
The marriage of Horace B. Holloway and Miss
Fannie Mcconnell, took place at Memorial
Church, at o'clock Wednesday afternoon, after
which reception gwen at the brides resi-
dence. number of friends from abroad we're
in attendance. The party left for a ten-day trip
VIA louisville. The presents were numerous
and handsome.
The books chosen for criticism and subjects
for discussion before the Woman's Climb on Fri
day were "The Book of Ruth, by Miss Mamie
j. Newcomer, and 'Evangeline," by Mrs Wilbur
Allan The subject for conversation was ''Wom-
ans Fathfulness," led by Mrs John H. Holiday
The topics and treatment were full of thought,
and excellentlv expressed.
A very pleasant luncheon was given on Fri
day by Mrs. A l.. Hunt to a number of her
friends. The table very tastefnlly embel
hshed with flowers Her guests numbered Mrs
Daniel Stewart. Mrs. A. b. Gates, Mrs. James
n. Rogers, Mrs. G. A. Wallingford of St Paul,
Mimi, Mrs. G. E. Coffin, Mrs S. F. Gray Mrs
George L. Sullivan, Mrs o. G. Pfaff, Mrs. S.
L. Morrow. Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. c. b. Hol-
loway and Mrs W, 81. Allen.
A pleasant lunch party was given by Mrs
Samuel A. Johnston. on Wednesday, and despite
the heavy rain the pleasant parlors and con-
genial company made each guest forget the dis
agreeable day Those present were Mrs. H. R.
Allen. Mrs. C. c. Foster Mrs NJ H. SPADES.
Mrs D. P. Erwin, Mrs. George Townley. Mrs
w. P. Bingham. Mrs. e. B. Martindale, Mrs. ].
IL. Holiday. The hostess was assisted by her
daughter. Mrs Will Johnston.
Mrs. W. P. Bingham entertained few friends
at luncheon on Thursday evening in her usual
felicitous manner. The flowers and handsome
table appointments were arranged with the ut
most good taste. Those who enjoyed Mrs. Bing-
hams hospitality were Mrs. Charles Judson and
mother Mrs Vorhis, Mrs Charles Meigs Mrs.
A. A Cady, Mrs William Judson Mrs M Fl.
Spades, Mrs. j. III. Kiersted. Mrs Knckerbacker
and Miss Birkenmayer, of Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Alloways, No 100
East st. Joseph street. have issued cards of invi-
tation to the marriage of their eldest daughter
Lenta Duene, to Charles FL. Evans on Wednes-
day evening, Nov "a, at s o'clock, at the Fourth
PreSOVterian ChuPch Pratt and cvl.
vania streets. Afterward there will be recep-
ton for their immediate friends, from $50 to IL
o'clock. The newly married couple will go i'm
mediately to their new home, No. 964 North
Delaware street.
Friday being the twelfth birthday anniver-
sary of Miss Rose Holmes. her mother, Mrs W.
G. Holiness invited number of young friends
to spend the evening at her home, the party be-
ing an entire surprise to the little hostess Miss
Rose was remembered with numerous gifts of
every description. Among the guests were
Misses Bessie Webb, Susie and Bessie Chapman,
Abby Staples. Ella Stanhope Laura and Rose
Fitzgerald, Clara Haueison, Mabel Jameson,
Pearl Potter, Ray Newcomb, Willie and Walter
johnson, and others. During the later t~~rs,
when the parents came for the children
were persuaded to remain and join in the ga
One of the most enjoyable events of the 4
son was the initial soiree given by the Quamon
Club at the Classical Academy, on last Thurs
day evening Among those present were Misses
Nicholson. Gill, Youse. Speilhof, Copeland,
Coulon, Black, Vajen, Weieman, Izer, McOuat,
Robertson, Goodwin, Clifford. Klingensmith,
Worth, Holloway, Shearin, Davis, Hattie Lowe,
Stella and Efie Church, Laura Lowe, Ada and
Ella Taylor. Carrie and Jennie Bacon. Jessie
and Mollie Bigelow, Mrs. Ed Finney Mrs. K. N.
Shaw, Mrs. r. III. Brown. Miss Fannie Crosley
of North Vernon. Miss Wilbur Of Knightstown,
and Messrs. Goodall, Probert, Morris, Shom
berg, Beswick, Graham, Fl. Crosley. Kahle,
Lrtz, Church. I. Carter, Thomas. Diller, Rich
art, SPOTS, Deem. Deschler Catterson, Shaw,
Brown Finney, Weaver Garrard. Meteaf. De-
Witt e. Crosley. S. Church, Barnes. Wood,
Clifford, Gorsuch, Carter. Williams and Sullivan.
Brightwood News.