The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-31

Mrs. Bristol has gone East to make . visit of
indefinite length.
Mrs. Geo. E. Townley has issued invitations
for . reception on Friday.
Miss Addie Beals, OF Washington, d. c., IL
visiting her mother on East New York street.
Mr.. Geo. o. Richards. Of Carthage. No., has
removed with his family to this city for porma-
nent residence.
Mr. Edgar Miller, Of Rochester, N. Y, il ex-
pected the last of this week to visit friends here
for q few days
Mrs. Henry S. Lane and Miss Mellen. Of
Crawfordsville, are guests OF Mrs. Aaron B'air
for . few days.
Mrs. Lockard gave 0 charming little luncheon
parrf on Tuesday In honor OF Mrs. Quincy A
Myers, OF Logansport
The young ladies Of the Holy Innocents will
give a musical and literary social. at the rec
tory. l75 Cedar street. this evening.
Mrs. Missouri Woodward, Of the Geo. II.
Thomas Relief Corps, this city, delivered the
Discretionary address at Worthington ysster-
day.
Miss Ssllick's art class Of the High -school will
give a reception and exhibition OF their work at
Hlgh-school hall on Wednesday, juno Is, to
which the public is invited.
Miss Bessie West went to Dayton yesterday
to spend the day with her brother Geo. NJ.
West, and to-day she will 60 TO Cincinnati. TO
visit Miss Nsh for q fortnight.
Rev. DR.. Gilbert. of Meridian-strsst Church.
who has been attending the General Conference,
returned home yesterday. He will fill his pull
pit next Sunday at the usual hours
Mrs. r. s. Foster will leave, Monday, for
Poughkeepsie. to attend the exercises Of the
Vassar College graduating class. Of which her
daughter, Miss Rose Foster, 10 q member.
Mrs. Gao. Wheelock, of Kansas City. is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. l.. S. Ayres, on North
Delaware street. Mrs. Ayrss and daughter will
rice fa N. -. hA. .A
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Loebenberg have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter Flor
ence. to Mr.. j. c. Sumerfeld, en- Wednesday
evening. June 8, at 8 o'clock, at the Grand
Hotel.
Mrs. Abby v. Judson and Misses Florence
and Carrie Malott will leave. to-day. for West
Point. After attending the graduation exer-
c:ses the former will return homo and Misses
Malott will visit friends on the Hudson.
Mrs. Marshall, Miss Cstharins Merrell and
Miss Harriet Noble. expect to spend most of the
summer in England. Miss Merrill hopes to
receive physical benefit and rest by the trip,
she having been in failing health the past few
!. months-
Mrs. Lockard went to Cincinnati yesterday,
accompanied by Mrs. .. p. Erwin's mother who
has been visiting berv, and MISS Turner, of
Chicago. The latter will be remembered by
friends here a. having been the guest of Mrs.
VIM. Reid.
Two performances. of Ben-Hur were given
yesterday and last night, and the success of the
first night was repeated. both In manner Of pre-
sentation and large attendance. Miss Sterneil
reading received the same compliments from
the audience and was enthusiastically applauded.
While there are . number of places which coulc
be. improved upon In scenery and costumes, the
whole is . very satisfactory performances. and
no doubt Mrs. Bradford will remedy whatever
defects there are before the opening OF another
season. 1t is said that the receipts of the FRS,
night will pay expenses, leaving . large sum q
be cleared for the Nurses Home.