The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-07

society people, and was social and financial
success. About eighty masquers were in attend
ance. Among the particularly noticeable costumes
were the following: Mrs. E. M Hawiey, as winter;
Miss Dora Kraus, gypsy GIRL Hattie Porter
eaior GIRL Mrs. Julius Falk, flower girl; Mrs
Joe Breckenridge nun. Miss Sue Jameson and
Bert Elvin, as German couple, were the center
of attraction. Miss Celia Rosentha as art gal
lery; Mrs. Frank Neff and Miss Augor Mikado
Orion Shoemaker took the part of Dude"
to perfection. Miss Ella Duckwal Spanish
girl; Miss Lou Harlan, shepherdess; Miss
Fife Buck letter-carrier; Frank Rettg
and Andy Porter Indian chiefs were good.
Mrs. VIM. LaBonta school girl was charm
ing Miss Carrie Bearss as huntress was good.
Mrs. Oscar Minor, peasant girl; Miss Cora An
derson, book agent; Mrs Frank Rettig, artist
and Miss Sophia Anderson, popcorn girl. Much
credit is due to the ladies who managed and con-
Quoted the affair to such a successful ISSUE and
the good cause in which they are engaged. The
following ladies entitled to much credit: Mrs.
l.. B. Fulwiler, Molle Johnson, VIM. Levi, julius
Falk and Mrs. E. NJ Hawiey, assisted by
Ada Farrar, Flo Gilbert Lille Gilbert. Car
RE and Vicie Graham and Fannie Efinger. :.
Mrs. Omar Bears is seriously ILL., Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hendricks are visiting in Indianapo-
lis. Mrs Jesse Higgins is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. ii. Logue. in Chicago Miss
Ahern, who has been the sick list the past
week, is again about. Miss Kate Shirk is on
the sick list. Robert Loveland entertained a
number of his friends last evening, at the resi-
dence of G.. l. Reed, on West Main street
Two bob-sleds loaded with the teachers OF the
Third and Fourth ward schools went to the
country residence of their companion, Mrs.
Emma Davidson. on Tuesday evening, bent on
having good time, which they most certainly
had, if a good warm supper, good sleighing and
plenty of fun conducive to it. :. Mr. and
Mrs. VIM Boyle are spending Sunday with their
parents at Benton Harbor. Mich. Miss Maggie
Benton is copying for Shirk g. Mitchell.
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Anderson entertainment at Indianapolis this
week are. Mr. and Mrs F. Deibert F. NJ. Suites
man and wife, G. II. Brownell and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs l.. B. Fulwiler, John Muhlfed and wife,
Chas. Belts and daugher Carrie Miss Kate Tai
bot, Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Edwards, G. w. Kenney
Mr.. Geo Stevens, G. A. Pollock, and a number
of others -. Miss Florence Mitchell, of Lo-
gansport visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Trout
Friday and Saturday and spends the
The First Presbyterian Church, of this city,
gave an elegant entertainment to large audi
ence, in their church ROOM last evening, consist
ing of instrumental music aud Japanese we'd
ding which was the peculiar feature of the even
ing Miss Anna Rice. of Logansport, who
was to render the songs, was, at the last
moment. unable to come on account
of sickness. The instrumental trio by
Mr.. j. Merrill upon the violin. Miss Anna Con-
slant upon the piano and Miss Flo. Gilbert upon
tuo organ, WAS warmly dppiduUou Inc Vlollu
solo by Mr. Merrill, assisted by Anna Constant,
ELECTED long and repeated bursts of applause. In
the wedding scene, the stage and
background were neatly and ap-
proprately decorated with parasols,
screens, lanterns and Jap brica- brac, producing
q novel and pleasing effect. The bride was ftly
represented by Miss Belle Hathaway, and the
groom by W. c. Boyle. The groom's parents
were represented by w. v. Spinning and Miss
Ellis. and the brides parents by Frank Fetter
and Miss Ada Farrar. The bridesmaids were
Mesdames Doyle. Kidder and Marshal. and
Misses Caucher. Emswiler, Mcfarland, Sullivan
and Shearer. Mrs. W. r. LaBonta was
the go-between. The costumes were original,
the acting good, and, taken all together, it was,
socially well financially. success Mrs.
La Bonita in the character of the go-between,
deserves special mention for her deft and per-
feet acting. After the entertainment the COM
pany were treated to tea and cake in the lecture
room. Mrs. Hattie Hale returned Friday
evening from months visit at Chicago. ;. Mrs.
Rawley Bouslog goes to Indianapolis on Tues
day. remaining to hear Mary Anderson, thence
to Richmond. visiting friends there for a week.