The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-10


Major Marsh entertained the Choral Union Of
Grace Church. Among the marriages were
those OF Mr.. Charles Donson to Miss Mamie
Clark, and Mr. Will E. James to Miss May
Brown. Several pleasant parties will be given
next week. The reception to be given by Gov
Gray and wife will call together the elite of the
city
Society.
Miss Mary Donnelly is visiting in Shelbyville
Mrs Mena Griffin went to Anderson last night
Miss Julia Moore has returned to Smith Col
Qge
Miss Eugie Fieber is visiting friends in Gin
cinnai.
Mrs Paul Murphy is visiting he son at Jack
son. Ohio.
Mrs William Wesley Woollen is visiting ont
Of the city.
Miss Clara Brown has returned to Earlham
!. College, Richmond.
Mrs. Kittie Stone is visiting Mrs. A. L. Proud
st, at Madison, Wis.
Mrs Dudde Mcguire Howe has joined her
husband in New York.
Mr.. c. F. Sayles will entertain the Progressive
Euchre Club next week.
Mrs Kimball, of New York city. is the guest
Of Mrs. General Knefer
Miss Jessie Clippinger has been seriously i'll at
her sisters Mrs. Jillsons.
Mr. w. N. Burt spent most of last week away
from the city on business
Mr.. Grafton johnson, OF Greensburg is the
guest of Mr.. M. G. McLain.
Mr.. John p Davis, of Connersville has taken
up his residence in this city.
Miss Genevieve Elliott is visiting Miss Lizzie
Joseph, at Washington, D. G.
Miss Martha Wright and Miss Mary Apologize
leave tomorrow for the South.
Miss May Fitzpatrick gave pleasant progress
aive euchre, on Tuesday evening
Mr.. Quincy Myers. of Logansport, is passing
the day with friends in this city.
Miss Florence Coffin attended the Watts Bond
wedding at Fort Wayne last week.
Mr.. v. T. Malott spent the greater portion of
last week at Pittsburg and Chicago.
Mr.. H. ID. Pierce, who has been quite i'll for
the past few weeks, is eonvaleseing
Mr.. Albert Blackedge has returned to New
York after pleasant visit in the city.
Mrs. William l.. Elder is entertaining her
brother. Mr. Bowman, of Springfield, O.
Mr.. Charles Meyers and family of Delphi, O.,
have taken up their residence in this city
Mr.. r. H. Park. the sculptor, has returned
East. He will soon leave for Florence, Italy.
Mrs DR.. ". II. Sutherland has returned from
visit to her husbands relatives in Pittsburg.
The young folks are arranging the details of a
recherche german to be given at the Denison
EOon.
Miss Kate Rawley has gone to Chicago to visit,
after which she will return to her home in New
York.
Mrs James NJ. Winters, Of North Illinois
street, and her two children are i'll with scarlet
fever.
Mrs. Charles Jordan is visiting her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Harris in Terre
Haute
Mr. W. Myers, of Kentucky, has returned
home from his holiday visit among friends in
this city.
Miss Jennie Pate, one of the leading society
young ladies of Edinburg, is passing the winter
IN the city.
Mr.. T. Leachman, who spent several days In
the city last week. has returned to his home in
Cincinnati
Mr. James FL. Jordan, of Martinsville, will be
married on Wednesday to Miss Emma Johnson.
at Sandusky, Ohio
Mr.. Max Baker, who has been visiting in St
Louis, will soon leave for Kansas, to spend some
time with his mother.
Miss Mary McKeeyer entertained friends on
Thursday evening, in honor of Miss May Car
berry, of Dayton. Ohio
The reception to be given by Governor and
Mrs. Gray, on Thursday evening, promises to be
brilliant social event
Miss Matte Reagan entertained friends, on
Wednesday evening, in honor of Miss Nellie
Shannon, of Terra Haute.
The Clio Club will produce Colleen Bawn" at
the Grand, early in February, for the benefit of
the Hendricks monument fund
J. K. Felch, of Natick. Mass, the great
New England chicken fancier, is in the city, the
guest of the Poultry Association.
Bishop Knickerbacker intends opening school
for young ladies in the Grace Church property,
on Pennsylvania and Pratt streets.
Misses Rose Foster and Josephine Robinson
nave resumed their studies at Vassar College
after pleasant vacation at their homes here.
The friends of Mrs. Frank T. Short will be
panied to hear that she has been seriously i'll at
her mothers home in Detroit, where she is
visiting.
Mrs. Goshorn and her daughter, who have
been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John W. MUIR
ply, returned to their home at Covineton. KY.
yesterday.
Mrs. A H. Meyers. who has been spending a
few weeks in the city with the family of Mr. Ed
Cook. will return to her homo in Washington.
Ind, next week
w. c. Reidinger, secretary of the Cincinnati
Poultry and Pet Stock Association, headed a
delegation of Ohio chicken men yesterday in a
visit TO the poultry show.
Mrs r. H. Reese and Mr. O'Connell won the
favors at the regular meeting of the AS You
Like 1t Progressive Club which met at the resi-
dence of Mr.. ]. E. Shideler. last week.
Miss Florence Malott. Miss May Shipp. Miss
Margaret Butler and Mr.. John w. Holcombe.
Mr.. Oliver Morton and Mr.. Ed Holloway were
among the number that composed sheater par
ty at "Nanon," on Friday night
The Mikado Progressive Euchre Club had a
very pleasant and exciting game at the residence
of Miss Pet Hough. No. l9l Christian avenue,
Friday evening. Favors were awarded to Miss
Nestis Camplin and Mr.. Curt Jones.
Mrs Anderegg. of North New Jersey street,
gave progressive euchre last Tuesday evening
TO the Neighborhood Club Mrs. DR.. Swain,
Miss Hedderich, Mr. and Mrs. Dean. Mrs Fent
and Mr. Ream were among the players
One Of the most instructive and thoroughly
entertaining organizations in the city is the lit