The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-15

Conduit, HALL Guin, WOODEN Kate and Hattie she.-
Lynn Stonenan Woo3en DRAPER George and At,.
thur Hall. Dancing the order Of the evening.
Mrs. Mary Taylor celebrated the anniversary Of her
eightysecond birthday Thursday, at tss Residence
of her daughter Mrs. Robert Browning, on North
Meridian street. There four generations of rel
BY the relatives and their venerable hostess
Miss Ruth Fletcher entertained the Cooking Club
last evening at her home Just north of Woodruff
Place. The dinner served at o'clock. ever,F-
thing being prepared by the members In the evening
me young men went out 20 escort tne young adles
held by the club.
The children of the Free kindergarten viii give "a
entertainments the Grand Opsra-house SatuI-
day evening for the benefit of the schools. The
children viii give exhibition of their games songs
meeting with good results which can hardly be ar,-
preciated by not intimately connected with IL and
with their success The admission fse has been placed
at 10 cents.
The Railroad Clerks Association of this city, VIII
give musical and literary entertainments at Ply
mouth Church. on Friday evening of this week, to
which the public invited. In addition to literary
be an address by Rev Oscar McCuiioch on Railroad
Pecuarities of European Countries" from the stand
point of American traveller. The occasion bids
free.
One of the social events Of the week will be the
marriage of Miss Jennie Suffren TO Mr.. Chas ]. Case
prominent merchant of Toledo, o. The wedding
viii take place Tuesday morning at the residence Ct
ceremony the bridal party win leave for their future
home in Toledo. Miss Sufren win be greatly missed
IN the musical and social circles of Indianapolis and
Der friends bespeak for her welcome and
many friends in her new home.
The play. "A Kiss in the Dark, win be given on
tuesday evening at the residence of Mr. w. A. krae
Ne 729 North Meridian street, for the benefit of q
Ina to furnish yard for trained nurses st the City
NJ F. Church have become responsible. The cast in
Cora SchcSeld, Dr. Dan Thompson and Mr.. Horace
hord ant miscellaneous programme of musical and
literary failures will precede the play 4 large
Der or tickets have been sold.
Mr. d. B. Brenneke and pupils will give their clos,
Ing reception and dance at Tonnson Hall on Friday
evening of this week. Over pne thousand Invitations
from $50 to half past and the ball viii begin at
includes the 'Cachuca, 70 be dancedby Misses Abbis
Staples Carrie Ashbrook, Ressie Taylor and Anna
zoingsr. Mamie Resnnae and Louise Dryer and the
tie WiIes.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. g. Byram have taken possession
OF their new cottage home on North Illinois street,
near Seventh street, and the many beautiful wedding
presents which they received viii contribute largely
to the useful and ornamental furnishing. Handsome
chairs. tables and pictures and unique brcabrac OF
and silver, will to make their domcile thing
OF beauty Ii IS seldom young couple start in life
with home OF thcirNown and such pleasant sur
roundngs and with amore generous share of friene-
" congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ De Souchet, of North Delaware
street. entertained number Of friends at cards On
Friday evening. The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
g. r. Root, Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Denny, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Lemcke Mr. and Mrs Henry Coz Mr. aud Mrs
~ z. Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs FL. Nelson. Misses
Gardner. Harvey of Madison. Van valzah OF Terrs
Haute, Iichtenberg of Evansville Lee Lizzie Har-
yey; Vennaman, Knight, Peck and Rosenberg Messrs.
Williams, Lawrence. Davis, Phillips. Lowe, Sontag,
Anderson, Weeden and Jaynes.
unique and delightful entertainment was given
on Thursday at the residence of Mr.. j. B. Haywood,
anniversary of Miss Florence Haywood From t.
o'clock her young guests enjoyed games and plays.
tie French comedy performed by Professor Jailleta
French class, of which Miss Florence very promis-
by Henri Mchaud. and the parts were very cleverly
performed by the company The cast included Miss
prienne, her niece, Florence Heywood Jeanne, Ruth
Nicholas: Clotilde. Mamie Bell Angelo. Ida Bell,
Jalet; MARITIME, his wife. Mary Braytor;
Lise. the maid, Cora Taylor. The pro.
gated paper. in tile form Of books and included the
play in French and English, and the last.page
little poem written for Miss Florence by her
Minnie. The occasion will be memorable one. both
for participants and audience for it is probably the
first of the kind ever presented here.
The most brilliant and successful party given the
past week was that of the German Club, on Friday
night It was .'sete poudre', or black and white
costumes all black and the young ladies wore
their hair dressed high and powdered and the gentle
rival finding the ladies with white hair they followed
suit The idea was original in this, city,
something ike masquerade fancy dress party,
without the trouble expense which they always in
cur. The sight was one to remember. The white
hair enhances the beauty Of anyone and in this club
Of pretty girls the effort was dazzling. The company
included Misses Lillian Reeves, at whose
home North Delaware street the
party : was given. Kate Wright, OF
Chicago Daisy Baldwin, Stella Wiles,
Kate Lands. Annie Shuler, Daisy Roberts, Josephine
Robinson, Minnie Coffin, Carrie Vajen. Clara Shower
Mary and Adele Wallick. Carrie Malott Mr. and
Mrs a. g. Byram. Messrs. Clint Hare. II. q. Pomeroy,
VIII Landers, Al Tousey, Harry Murphy, Percy
Hord, Clarence Foster. Lawrence Shuler, John Muir
ply Willis Wood, Harry Eden. Will Sharpe, Hort
Laird and Fred Dietrich