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

Muncfe
Miss Hattie Mitchell will be married on
Wednesday evening to Mr. Charles II. Anthony.
The marriage ceremony will take place at the
residence of the brides parents, and is expected
to be quite brilliant affair. Miss Mile
Green entertained large number of her friends
on Thursday evening in honor of her guest,
Miss Spencer, of Cincinnati Cards and dancing
were the chief features of amusement. The
second anniversary of the Philomathian Society
wac celebrated on Monday evening" when a
large number of young people of the city as
sembled at the High school building to en-
JOY the exercises. which consisted of
music, essays, addresses declamations etc.
music recital was given at the pleasant home
of Mr.. and Mrs j. l.. Streeter, on Wednesday
evening. under the direction of Miss Mamie G.
Love- teacher of music in the city schools. The
programme was quite an extended one. and the
renditions. both vocal and instrumental, were
highly creditable to the performers. Those who
participated in the evenings entertainment were
Misses Bessie Brady, Grace Gayman. Marian
Kirby, Sadie Morton. Nellie Wilson, Zula Viii
coxon, Louise Kirby, Miss Birchmore. Louise
Winton. Edna Streeter, Ina Chopper and Mrs.
Mary Phinney, and Messrs. Clarence Car
son, Lon M. Nicely and Percy Stabler. :.
The members of Williams Post G.. A. r., of this
city, will attend a campfire. at Eaton, on Tues
day evening next, to be given by the John
Brandt Post, of that place. Addresses will be
made by Gen. Tom Bennett, of Richmond; Hon.
JOuu WI. DlOSS ana FrOI. IL. II. II. Sn0WmaKer,
of this city. The Muncie Literary Fireside
held pleasant meeting at the home of Rev.
Thomas Stabler and wife, on Friday evening. :.
Mrs. John Hamilton, who has been visiting
friends at Noblesvile. has returned home. =.
The Grace Episcopal Church, which has been en-
larged and greatly improved in appearance was
reopened, on Friday evening, by Bishop Knick-
erbacker in an interesting and impressive cere-
mony. Mrs. E. c. Anthony and her daugh-
ter. Mrs Ada Robinson, made hurried visit to
Indianapolis, on Thursday DR.. M. James,
who has been seriously sick for the
last four weeks is convalescing and
will soon be able to be out again. :.
Miss Gertrude Shlck is spending Sunday with
friends at Hartford City. :. The tenth ami
versary of the Woman's Club, which was cele-
brated on Monday evening, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. M. Marsh, was decidedly the most
brilliant society event of the week. The hun
dred guests present were of the first
families of the city, and the exercises were
as interesting as they were enjoyable. =.
The Patriarchs Militant of this city drilling
regularly, and are now able TO execute the most
difficult maneuvers with precision. They propose
to visit Boston, next August, and to enter the
competitive drill to be given under the auspices
of the Sovereign Grand Lodge ]. O. 0. F. They
are quite anxious to be mustered in, are growing
impatient that Lieutent-general Underwood does
come in person or authorize some one to institute
the degree for them. A number of Muncie's
young people attended private dance, given at
the home of Mrs. Mary Hamilton. three miles
north of the city, on Tuesday evening, and report
the occasion very enjoyable one.