The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-03
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tomorrow to attend german.
The engagement OF Miss Laura SEVERN to DIR. Calvin
!. Fletcher has been announced.
Miss Fife Abbott entertained number of her
friends at progressive euchre Monday evening.
Invitations out for the marriage of Mr.. Hal NJ
Stackhouse and Miss Ida Rowland on Monday night
Oct. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Swain will give large progress
sive euchre party, on Tuesday evening in honor of
Mrs. G. b. Coe.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Gordon entertained few
friends at cards Friday evening, in honor of Their
guest, Mrs. Sellers.
Mrs. G. E. Hollenbeck has issued cards for recep
ton to be given Wednesday afternoon in honor of
Mrs Charles Sherman, of Chicago.
Cards have been issued by Mrs. W. J. Richards for
reception in honor of Mrs. c. B. Coe of Denver, for
Friday afternoon, from to o'clock.
Misses Nellie and Susie Cook gavea delightful party
last Tuesday evening at their home, No 456 East
Washington street. in honor of their friend, Miss
Mary Kellogg, of South Pueblo, Col.
The Gentlemens Literary Club will hold their first
meeting for this season tomorrow evening. Mr.
Louis Rowland will read an essay on Freedom It
being the first meeting in the month, ladies in
vted.
The ladies of the Flower Mission Training-school
will meet on Tuesday morning. at 10 clock at the
Denson Hotel to consult in regard to the coming
fair The heads OF the booths especially requested
to be present.
The congregation of Holy Innocents Church. on
Fletcher avenue surprised their rector the Rev. W.
w. Raymond by entering the rectory Friday even
young laden with presents purse was presented
to Mr.. Raymond by Mr.. w. F. Borrows with appro
pirate remarks. Mr.. Raymond responded thankfully
and the evening was spent enjoyablY.
The Richardson Zouaves will give reception to the
Eleventh Indiana Regimental Association and their
friends at Tomnson Hall on the 18th inst 1t lis the
held in this city that date. The Richardson
Zouaves intend to axe this a credit to themselves
and an honor to the old Eleventh. The programme
for the evenings entertainment will be given later
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Club on Friday evening. and, like many other clubs
which have met during the past week. it was their first
gathering. Several new members have taken places
in the club. After short social reunion dancing
commenced and continued throughout the evening to
the music of Harris band. Among those present
were Misses Mabel Leonard, Bessie Scott, Franc
Geyer, Ida Brown, Kttie Stone Bessie Angle Ada
Roney, Hattie Ohr, Belle Closer Miss Girard of
Charlottesville Bessie Beck, Mary Godown, Lily
Walter and Win Fugate Ed Francis, John McCul
Tough, George Griffith, Ray Shower Maurice Raschig
Ed Bingham, Charles Beeler, Herbert Foltz, Gus
Rocker Win Daggett, Harry Fletcher others.
A very neat pamphlet has been arranged for the
Gentlemen Literary Club, containing the programmes
for each meeting since the organization in 1877 The
constitution, list of officers, committees and mem
bers and it is of interest to those who have been and
are now members The first meeting held the
residence of the late John D. Rowland on Jan. 10
1877 with Rev. VIM Alvin Bartlett Chas Evans
Jonathan w. Gordon. Geo. II Chairman VIM p E;sb
back and John d. Rowland, three of whom have joined
the 'innumerabe caravan" The club has had 1923
MEMBERS though present tn6re are S1XGVthree,
has included the most learned gentlemen of the city
the majority being lawyers, ministers and physicians
Meetings are held weekly Monday night from DC
tober till June, at each of which paper is read by
and discussed by any who feels inclined to take
part, and Is entirely informal Once each year a ban
quet is given and annual elections held The club
has become permanent literary institution; member
ship is much sought after and altogether it is
ganisation of which the citizens justly proud.
One of the happiest events among the children was
the birthday of Master Clarence Coffin yesterday
d tent
Everything that could be devised for the enjoyment of
the young folks done. Mr.. Henry Hart furnished
the music and Professor Brenneke led the dancing
in which all took part Master Clarence was a cordial
young host and entertained his friends well
He remembered with an array of.
handsome gifts Refreshments were served
at small tables in the dining room. AT
day cake with ten colored candles inch he lighted
On each of the other table, vas placed large BOUQUET
of flowers. Easn guest received souvenir of the
occasion In the shape of a small gilded jug jar in
which WAS placed some tiny gift. Among those who
will retain pleasant recolections of the delightful
party are Misses Lucy Holiday, Helen Krag, Henri
eta Mayo, Theresa Pierce Lucille Ballard, Nellie
and Ida Carnahan, Ethel Fletcher Blanche and Grace
Mcfarland, Jessie Miller, Grace WATSON. Daisy
and Shirley Steel Katie Winters, Gertrude Levi
Jeanette Judson, Edna Swain, Oracle Smith, Stella
Mamie and Dodie Calvin. Julia Spades Fannie Fugate
Jessie Gibson, Kate Gossett, Maud Harding Ella Van
Camp Mary Taylor. Mary Sloan, Masters Hugh Rich
ards, Tommy Winters. Wallace Krag, Robbie Allen.
Charles Lynn Hartie Levi, Sam Johnston, Willie and
Charles Jacobs, Fred WATSON, Ed Gates, Ernest
Fletcher Charles and Willie Rhodes, Nunie Rogers.
Ralph and Rennie Root, Herman Sayles and Joe