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

Matinee Musicale.
Next week the leading social feature will be
the german given by DIR. and Mrs. Allen at their
elegant residence on North Delaware street
Society.
Miss Emma Ayres will soon visit Chicago.
Mrs. Albert Gaf win soon give large recep-
ton.
Mrs. p J. Carlton will soon leave for New Or
leans.
Mr. John P. Frenzel has returned from Wash
ington.
Miss Annie Holiday returned from Chicago
last week.
Mr.. Daniel g. Williams is registered at Pitts
burg, Pa.
Mr.. Frank Heizer is enjoying sojourn in
Orlando. Fla.
Mr. N: S. Byram and son Hal spent last week
Miss Coyle of Philadelphia. Pa is the guest
of Miss Byram.
Mrs. D. g. Williams is now considered entire
ly out of danger
Mrs. c. w. Fairbanks will soon entertain the
Fortnightly Club.
Miss Goshorn of Covington, KY, is visiting
friends in the city.
DR.. Joseph Dunn, of Boxleytown, thinks Of To-
eating in this city
Miss Cora Armstrong has returned to her
home in Franklin.
Mr.. Frank Dennison has taken up his resi-
dence in Kansas City.
Miss Nellie Boyles entertained euchre party
on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ida Hood Talbot will visit Miss Mary
Dean during next week.
Miss Lou Peck, of Franklin, O., is visiting her
cousin, Miss Ella Peck
Miss Fife Compton is student at the Normal
School at Portland, Ind.
Hon. B. F. Caypool of Connersville spent part
OF last week in the city.
Mr. Edward Raschig went to Louisville last
night to join MIS-. Raschig
Mrs. Cora Schofeld viii return to her home in
Carthage, Mo-, next month.
Mr. Chas. Southland, Of Greencastle, has taken
up his residence in this city.
Judge Lyman Walker, Of Peru, spent few
days in the city this last week.
Walter Constant. OF the U. s. A. visited Dr.
and Mrs. S. n. Walker this week.
Miss Edith Lacy. of Michigan, will visit Miss
Margaret Barry the 1st Of March.
Mr. Virgie Ell. Lockwood, of Mt Vernon has
taken up his residence in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Wilson and daughter have
taken up their residence in st. Paul.
Mr. Philip Igos will visit the South with q
party Of friends some time this month.
The ladies of the Flower Mission think of hold
ing fair in May at the new City Hail.
The approaching marriage of Mr. Will Boaz
, to young lady of this city is rumored.
Miss Lulu Osterman will soon leave for the
East where she will remain some time.
It is rumored that Mr.. George Stacy will short
ly we'd charming young lady Of this city.
Miss Flo Gilbert, of Peru. will visit Mr. and
Mrs. Hooper while Mary Anderson is here.
MIRA Henry SEVERN entertained a number Of
her friends at coffee, on Friday evening.
The Misses Jennie and Carrie Cooper visited
Mrs Bynum in Washington, D. c., last week.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Mollie
Russo and Mr.. Frank Carter the 18th of this
month.
Miss Bell entertained the Mikado Progressive
Euchre Club on Friday evening at her home on
Broadway.
Mr. Cort Van Camp has purchased the resi-
dence of Samuel G. Hanna, at Delaware and
Fifth streets.
Mr.. Emil wulschner has collected nearly 500
among the German citizens for the German
Flower Mission.
Mr.. and Mrs William Conrad and daughter
will spend the rest Of the cold season in New
Orleans and Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and family left the
city yesterday to visit Mrs Wilson's sister, Mrs.
Barbee, of Lafayette
Miss Julia Holland, Of Irvington, has gone to
Bloomington, Ind, with her sriend Miss Sewall,
to visit college friends
DIR. and Mrs. H. r. Allen will give german
tomorrow evening in honor Of their guest
Miss Drigg, of Connecticut
MIR. Tom e Wilson, of Wyoming Territory.
arrives in the city to-day to visit his mother and
sisters of North Illinois street.
Mrs. E. b. Martindale, accompanied by Miss
Greeley Grubbs and Mr. Robert Martindale. will
spend some time at Hot Springs, Ark.
The parents and friends of Miss May Miller, OF
North East street, celebrated her birthday with
q delightful surprise party on Saturday evening.
Misses Carrie Kregelo and Bessie Scott and
Messrs Roberts and Haerle made gay little
party in q fashion box at the Mendelssohn con-
cert.
The ladies of the Free kindergarten and
Childrens Aid Society Melted about $50 from the
primrose tea held at the residence Of Mrs.
Silas Baldwin.
The many friends of Mrs. Lizzie Shelton gave
her surprise party at her home corner Merrill
and Meridian streets Friday evening. Feb 5.
She received many substantial presents.
Miss Annie Dunlop has resigned her position
aSsecretary Of the Female Reformatory BOARD
aud Miss Margaret Elder. sister of John r.
Elder, has been appointed to the vacancy.
The tin wedding celebrated by Mr. and Mrs.
b. #. Warner, last week, was very uniquely ar.
ranged. The floral decorations were in tin hold
ers and an elaborate supper was served in tin
dishes, marking the event by very peculiar
simplicity throughout.
A sleighing party went out TO Churchman'S
farm on Thursday evening where refreshments
were served and splendid time enjoyed The
young people who went were Misses LILY
Blake. Minnie Haerle, Bessie Beck and Messrs
Walter Fugate, Maurice Raschig and Edward
Francis.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. John " Carter,
-. few miles west of the city. was. on Wednes
day night, Jan. q, made merry by the gathering
Of many friends from far and near to witness the
marriage of their daughter Flora--a great favor
ito with all her friends-to Mr. e. L. Guthrie. of
Decatur county In spite of the rain aud bad