The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-09
Society Events.

Lieut. VIII v. Judson will 20 TO Greencastle on
Wednesday to attend the marriage Of his cassmate.
Ohio, and Miss Mary Love Ridpath daughter of Prof.
Ridpath-
Miss Della Meany entertained a party Of friends
Thursday evening in honor of Miss Harrolls of
Maggie Oiiger Anna Sullivan and Mary Moreland;
Messrs- j. Dugan. NJ Rhinehart. w. Stietcham and
+. Burcham.
The young friends of Miss Pearl Hudson gave her
surprise party on Friday evening at her home, No.
100 North East street which was a very pleasant af
lar. The company brought and served the refresh.
nents. Social games and dancing was the order of
the evening and heartily entered into by all
Mr.. Nj. T. Greene, of the journal composng.room,
and Miss Katie Marley sister OF Councilman Marley.
were N arred in ST. Johns Cathedral last Tuesday at
ceived many testimonials from friends. among the
number being several useful presents from Mr..
6reene's tellow-employes.
Mrs. Rose Q. Baly, of this city, long known as a
good art critic vocalist and lyric actress has written
and published song, entitled 20 Truest Heart"
The words and music are both by Mrs. Baiy. and
both are excellent. The music is written in mszzo
soprano register and is therefore adapted almost
any voice. The song is published in hadsome style
by Banner 81 Weber, st. Louis and ought to be very
popular.
Miss May wsnds of Prospect street. was surprised
last Wednesday evening by large number Of her
friends gathering at her house They entertain
ed with dancing. music and cards until late hour
Among those present we're Misses Cinesmith Mount
Devine Trsub Fowler, Job, Alexander, Laatz, Pres
ton. Sweiget. Avery, Moore, Cruise; Messrs. Brown
keorig, Gausphol, Spe D Conner Clinesmth Price
Traob PARROT, Clemmens Wisel, Dawson, Wood
berry, Cruise and Moore.
A leapyear streetcar party was given on Thurs
day morning by party of young people. The usual
order of things reversed The girl paid the fares
and the boys provided the lunch. The party met at
| Bert Woods, North Pennsylvania street, and
rode out TO Irvington, where luncheon was served
and the return Was made in the afternoon. Miss
Mayo ard Miss Todd acted chaperones for the
pany. which consisted of Misses Allie Green, Alice
Fairfield. Lucy Mayo. Maggie Todd, Henrietta Mayo,
Messrs: Chester Wilson, Bert Wood. Tom Moore and
Ed Hildebrand.
Aparty OF indianapolis people who went out camp
ing TO Pine lake in July invited to Blooming
ton by those who were of the place, TO reunion on
FRIDAY, and nineteen went from here including Mr.
and Mrs. Frank McCrez. Mr. and Mrs. R. w. Furnas
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdowell. Mrs. Baldwin. Mrs. Miller,
Mrs Thsyer. Mr.. and Mrs McQuiddy. Mrs. Stubbs,
Misses Emily Mcdowell, Orpha and Alice Allen
Lille and Anna Wright Murray and Mr.. Allison.
They went down Thursday and in the evening were
given lawn party by Mr.. Howe On Friday pic
mic was the entertainments, and Friday evening the
festivities ended with a reception given by Mr. and
Mrs. Shoemaker. The parties all carefully
planned, and attention paid to every detail which
would add any enjoyment for the guests. They were
treated royalty, and the people here viii be apt to
reeiprocste their generous hospitality before many
months have passed