The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-31
Perennial and aocietx.


Dr. j. j. Rapp, of Madison, in the city
yesterday.
NJ. G. Irwin of Columbus and W. v. Stuart,
of Lafayette. are at the Denison.
r ". e. McCord and w. R. Asher, attorneys of
Martinsville. were in town yesterday
Mr.. B. B. Holland and family will leave for
Illinois next week for permanent residence.
Miss Margaret Hamilton left last night for
Providence, r. l., to spend week with her
sister.
Among the guests at the Denisou, yesterday
were Peter S. Kennedy and John 81. Burford,
of Crawfords vile.
Mrs. jelly of Minneapolis, is visiting her
mother and and sister, Mrs. and Miss Hughes
North Meridian street.
DR.. Phillip S. Baker. Of DePauw University,
GreencAstle, Ind, was in the city yesterday,
his way to Baltimore, Nd.
Prof. Jno. M. Coulter, of Charlottesville and
Capt W. r. Myers, of Anderson, were in the
city at the Grand yesterday.
Miss Miriam Neuberger, entertained several
of her girl friends from the Classical School
very pleasantly, at luncheon yesterday.
Mrs Webster and daughter. Mrs Stevenson,
will give q reception on Wednesday afternoon
at their homo No. TOP, North Illinois street.
Mr. and Mrs. B B. Holland gave a farewell
tea last night to a number of friends, previous
to their departure from the city for permanent
residence.
C. NJ: Bennett, W; c. Pennock. J. 3. Meal
yesterday.
Miss Mary Godown. who has been spending
the winter in ST. Louis and Kansas City, has
returned to Chicago, where she is visiting num-
erous friends.
Mi. Evans Lippincott and mother, of Mt Au-
burn Cincinnati, are the guests of their rela-
tives. Mr.. and Mrs Geo. T. Evans. on North
Meridian street.
of the North Indiana Conference, now in session
at Wabash, will preach in Csntral-avenue
Caurch on Sunday morning
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the Taber-
naala Presbyterian Church will meet this after
noon, It o'clock. at the house of Mrs. A. NJ.
Oele, No 444 North Tennessee street.
Miss Fanni Q Mckee gave large dancing par
ty at her home on North Meridian street, in
honor of young lady guests from Louisville. who
are spending their Easter vacation with her.
Mr. and Mrs. n. S. Byram have issued cards
for a reception next Friday evening, April 4,
in honor of their Mr.. III. g. Byrem. and
bride formerly Miss Alice Summers, of Louis
yille whose marriage occurred last week.
The engagement OF Mr.. j. C. Summerfeld,
formerly of Chicago, H., of this city, to
Miss Flora Loebenberg of this city,, is an
nounced They Will receive Sunday afternoon
next, at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Loeben-
| berg, 271 East Ohio street
Miss Jane Steele died on Friday at the resi-
dence of her nephew, Mr.. t. J. Steele 262 East
St Clair street. at the advanced age of ninety
| years Miss Steele had been resident of In
| diana for sixty-fve years, having spent the
| greater part of that time in Jefferson county.
| only removing to Indianapolis about one year
since The remains will be taken TO North
| Madison for :uterment and funeral services Will
/ be held at that place on Monday.
| Mrs Benz. Harrison and daughter, Mrs. j. II.
| Mckee, gave a thimble party yesterday, when
was An exceedingly enjoyable affair. Beautltul
| dishes filled with flowers adorned the rooms,
! and the fragrance of sweet English volets hileo
/ the atmosphere. Among the guests who par
| took of the hostesses' hospitality were mrs. n
| r Alien and daughter Mrs. G. S Millard. Mrs.
| ". ii. Fl. Miller. Mrs Cortland VanCaalp Mrs
! M. L. Haines, Mrs. Jelly, of Minneapolis. Mrs
| John NJ Shaw. Mrs Henry 5 Fraser mrs, W.
| 4. Woods. Mrs s. j. Peelle, Mrs. E. b. Martin
| dale Mrs. w j. Hasselman. Mrs A. H. Snow
! Mrs. Kitchener, Mrs N. T. Noble, Mrs ~ M
| Hughes Mrs. j. NJ. Kitchen. Mrs Morris Ross,
| Misses Alberta Johnson Florence Miller, Mary
| Hanson. Emma Ayers Lois Peirce' jessie
| Hughes and others