The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-03
Peru,

Miss Minnie Ellis is visiting friends at Wa
bash.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Raymond are visiting
friends at Indianapolis to-day.
Miss Mamie Fetter is visiting her sister. Mrs
Charles ODonald, at Logansport
Miss Anna o Brian, charming young lady of
Rochester. is visiting Miss Jessie Cox
Miss Cora Lyons. of Elmira. N. Y. is visiting
at the residence of Judge Ell. T. Shirk.
Miss Frank Lands. Of Logansport is visiting
her uncle, c. j. Kumler, on Third street
Mr. and Mrs George Deibert and daughter re-
turned, Friday, from visit at Moberly, No.
Milton Weist and wife, of Ekhart, are stop
ping with Mrs. Weist's parents, in this city.
Frank Statesman, wife and son, are spending
to-day in Logansport. visiting Mrs. S.. parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodds.
Mr. l.. Ford, wife and son. VINO formerly re-
sided here, now of Detroit. Mich. are visiting
Mrs. w. w. Sullivan.
j. Browne, manager Western Union telegraph,
arrived in the city Friday. accompanied by his
wife and children. Mr.. B. intends making this
his future home.
The mother of Mrs. Ben Wallace is visiting
her daughter on West Main. Mrs. Skinner of
Rochester also greeted her many friends
Wednesday and Thursday at Mrs. Wallace's.
Miss Nellie Pefferman entertained a few
friends at her home, Thursday evening, in honor
of her friend. Miss Hattie Seaborn. of London,
Canada. q former schoolmate Progressive
euchre was the feature of the evening.
William D. Taylor and wife celebrated their
china wedding at their residence on West Third
street, Wednesday evening. most enjoyable
time was had by those present The presents
were numerous and handsome. Hearty congratu-
lations followed
The first dance of the second term of the
Calling Gun Squad, given on Thursday evening
was a social and financial success. 1t is COM
posed Of the best young people in the city. They
will continue during the winter, and probably
give masquerade during January.
New Years calls were received at Mrs. G. G.
Emswilers, on West Sixth street Miss Walker,
Of indianapolis, Mrs. John Hendricks Misses
Fannie Efinger. Emma Ehrhardt and others as
sisted. few other houses received callers, but
the custom was not generally observed.
The officers elect of Peru Encampment, No. 58.
I. 0. o. F.. for the ensuing term consist of d.
P Newman. G. p. w. T. Barber, S. W.; j. A.
Deibert. H. P. E. j. Jamison, j. W.; George
| Neip, scribe Unusual interest is being mani
| tested by members of the camp, and indications
point to a successful term. j. III. Fetter was APP
| pointed d. d. G. NJ.
Mrs. G. @. Emswiler, assisted by Mesdames
L. B. Pulwiler, DIR. c. b. Higgins, G. H. Brown
| ell, j. E. Hendricks, ". Emswiier and Misses
| Emma Erhardt, Ada Farrar, Hattie McCsrscor.
Fannie Efinger Anna Parsons. Maggie Henton,
Clara Higgins Lucia Efinger and Lizzie Walker,
of Indianapolis, received callers Friday evening
from to IL p NJ. The house was lastly and
| elegantly decorated Notwithstanding the
Indictment weather there were many
callers present Dancing was INDUCED in, and
amongst the callers who remained for the dance
the following were noted: Peru--C. A. Parsons
G. / Reed, John Ream, Lyman Walker. James
I. Henton, Il. F. Ediager. George w. Stevens