The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-06
Personal and Society.

PorSOnat ana society,"
Col. John W. Ray is quite i'll and has been
DR.. c. D. Palmer and wife, of Cincinnati are
in the city, visiting ss the home OF Mr. WIN.
Mullen.
Mrs. J. F. Studebaker and daughter Miss
Ida, of South Bend, are visiting Mrs. w. A.
Drapier.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Klum who have been
spending the past several days in Cincinnati
have returned home.
Miss Anna Porter has issued invitations for q
tea on Friday afternoon, from till o'clock, at
her home on North Tennessee street
Mrs. Riley and Mrs Paul and daughter. OF
CHICAGO, are visiting the formers sister, Mrs
Courtlandt Van Camp, on North Delaware street.
Mrs c. M. Walker and daughter Nellie have
gone to Illinois TO spend q month with Mrs.
Emma Winsor and Miss Anna Dunlap at their
farm.
The ladies of the First Baptist Church will
serve luncheon this evening and all day to-mor-
row. at Pfaf1in's old stand, opposite the Denison
Hotel.
The Winter Nights Club gave their regular
dance last night at Brennekes Hall There was
full attendance notwithstanding many counter
attractions.
Mrs. N. R. Smith. of Chicago, who has been
visiting Mrs. A. j. Halford. will spend the re-.
mainder of this week with Mrs. II. ID. Martin,
No. l59 Belefontaine street.
MIR. and Mrs. John W. Holcombs, who have
been spending the past two weeks with Mrs.
Holcon bes mother, Mrs Eugenia B. McOuat.
will return to their home IN Washington to-
morrow.
C. F. Sheppard, who for some time past has
been one OF the representatives OF j. A. Closer
81 Co., will hereafter represent f. r. Spear &
Co., Chicago, making Indianapolis his head
quarters.
The regular quarterly tea and social Of the
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
OF Roberts Park Church will be given on Friday
evening at the residence of Mrs Fred Bsggs,
No. 100 North Alabama street.
Mr. Moran, one Of the proprietors and editors
OF the Atlanta Constitution. is IN the city, An
interested spectator of Northern political cam
paigu. As Democratic vote will not be missed
| In Georgia, he concluded to stop over.
| Miss Sadie Pfafliu, of Chicago. is expected
] this week to visit her aunt Mrs. Everts. Since
/ MISS Pfaf1in went to Chicago she has been cul-
| tivatng her voice under the instruction of Sig
| nor Ganotta, and has made wonderful improve
| ment. and since her debut in concert there few
| weeks ago she has had several lucrative engage
| ments for musicales.
Mr.. Harry Eden entertained the German
| Dancing Club last night, at a new house erected
| by him. on Irwin street. near the Orphan Asy-
lum. The event was the occasion OF a farewell
! to Mr. AL Tousey. popular member of the
club. who leaves today for Tacoma, ID. T., to
| engage In business. Nearly every member of
the club was present, and the novelty OF the
| new house proved attractive. During the even
| ing Mr.. Tousey was presented with handsome
| silve-handle brush broom and case, from the
club, and individual members also took the
| opportunity to remember him.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Harold Hibben
gave beautiful 5-o'clock tea In honor Of her
guest, Mrs Trusdale. of Minneapolis, aud Mrs.
Daniels. of Piqua, O., who 10 visiting Mrs. E L.
| Mckee. The guests were all seated at hand
sonely appointed tables and discussed an eab
crate menu. Among those entertained were
Mrs. A. NJ. Ogle and mother, Mrs. McKenzie
Mrs. Shouse, OF. Huntsville; Mrs. Provost, oi
| Chicago: Mrs. s. K Fletcher, Mrs o. B.
Jameson. Mrs. Thomas Hibben. of Irvinetou
Mrs. W. j. Mckee, Mrs. Edward L. Mckee, Mrs
! Henry S. Fraser, Miss Nora Farquhar and
| others.
Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Jameson entertaine ed few
friends last night at drive whist, in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs.. John W. Holcombe, Of Washing
ton. d. @. profusion of chryranthemums and
roses tastefully decorated the handsomely fur
nlshed parlors. Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs Russell Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Nc
Kee and guests. Mrs. Brown aud Miss Sickles
Mr. and Mrs. John Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Wulsin. Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Rowland, Miss
| Garrard, of Virginia; Miss Louise Garrard, Miss
Anna Porter, Miss Holiday. MISS Powell, OF
ST. Louis Miss Ssllie Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Scott. Miss Maott, Miss Barry Miss
Roacbe. Mr.. Walter Bradshaw. Mr.. w. F. C.
| Colt Mr.. Lynn Martindale, Mr.. Horace Speed
Mr.. George T. Porter. Mr.. o. T. Morton, Mr.
| N. q. McLain and others.
SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
special to the Indianapolis Journe.
| WABASH, Ind, Nov. 5.-This evening, Mr.
ard Mrs A. NJ. Atkinson, of this city. celebrated
the twenty-fifth anniversary Of their m arriage
Guests were present from Peru, Cleveland AND
other points. One of the most pleasing feature,
was the unexpected arrival of Mrs. Ada Weldon
of Kansas City. who acted as bridesmaid for tn,
couple twenty-five years ago, at Mt Vernon, O
Dir. Atkinson is vice. president Of the Nations
| Christian Church Association, and stands YER,
| high in that denomination. He ia noted for hi
| liberslity, and has q very wide Acquaintance
throughout Indiana.