The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-19

Lulu and Nellie Poore Lizius, DeHaven. Fieber and
Messrs. Smith. Rusch, Hoffman, Singer, Cook and
others.
Miss Julia Schnu1l gave large and elegant dane
ing party Friday night at her home North Ala
bama street. The house. which is handsome.
deliberately decorated and the guests enjoyed the
utmost the delightful hospitality extended by the
hostess.
Invitations out for Mrs. A p. Herrons birth
dence No. 292 North California street. The even.
ing's programme will include dancing, progressive
euchre; and supper at IL o'clock at Shermans
North Pennsylvania-street restaurant.
Hon. ID. G. McCollun. of LaPorte one of the sol
ders' Monument Commissioners is at the Hotel En-
gish where he will be Joined by his wife on Tuesday
next. They will remain until after the adjournment
OF the meeting of the Grand Army of the Republic.
which viii be held here on the 22d and 23d inst
The concert given at the Seventh Presbyterian
Church last Wednesday evening success in
gramme throughout was rendered very pleasngly.
Especially to be mentioned were the recltatons OF
Freddie Olsen and Anna Lutz and the vocal numbers
Of Andrew Smith and Mr.. Nell.
The meeting of the department eneampment of the
r. A r. this year will possess an additional social
comrades at Tomlinson Hall on Tuesday night. The
several committees having this matter in charge Fave
been working assiduously to make every arrangement
that will contribute TO the success of the event.
The entries for the Y. nj. G. A. championship ath-
letic games next Wednesday. including score Of the
danes T. A. Hendricks. T. G. Day. y. A. Hyde, E. B.
Marrindale V. T. Malott. @. w. Fairbanks and T. ?.
Haughey will act patronesses of the occasion,
which gives promise of social well athletic
cess.
Miss Dora HARRISON a recital in elocution on
Friday evening at True Friend Hail. Miss HARRISON
excels in the humorous and her "Merikys Conver-
SION given with telling effect and her other reei-
tations were well received by apprecatlve audi
ence. By special request Mrs. Lucia Julian Martin
recited Thoughts from Best Authors, arranged as
medley and other assistance was given musically.
A delightful progressive eucnre party was given by
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Green at their rooms in the Wyan
DOT Block. on Friday evening about .Tsnsy s OF
ing was spent The contest for prizes was very
rbss ap.s Of this o. e CARRIED % he @
prizes: The occasion was the anniversary OF Mr.
Green's birthday.
A small number of boys and girls have formed
pleasure club and Friday evening they
tanned by Miss Amelia CASTOR, at her home North
New Jersey In the first of the evening sheets
and pillow-cases donned and the masquerade
joyed for two three dances. Among the partici-
and Louise Erwin, Fannie Root, Cara Atkins, Mas.
tiers Page Chapman Robert McOuat, Ed Gates. Wal
lace Krag, viii Turner Harry Eldridge, and others.
The Cooking Club was entertained at q o'clock
dinner yesterday by Miss Bessie West, No. $50 North
Delaware street Each brought some edible,
The favors ivy leaf, the stem tied with rib
bon and its face bore the name of the member in
Rober Eva Assto Resn Eran Moor
valette Davidson, Mary Dye. Florence Krag. Ruth
Bright Armstrong Lorene Carnahan Mary Taylor,
Lura Bryner. Agnes Duncan and Edith Shireley.
very plessass valentine party was given on Tues
his parents, No II Woodruff Place He was the re-
eeipient of some very, handsome presents. Among
those present were the following: Misses Laura
Berry Bedford, Eva Campbell. May Hastings. Bell
Nichols Ethel Weber, Aggie Watts Anna Ray, Agge
Willie Haag. Louis Wellner, Paul Hastings, Myron
Spades, Cad Nichols Harry Campbell, Winnie Ham
mel, George Hamrnel, Hugh Raymond Harry Ray
mond, Frank Douglas. Charlie Hawkins and others.
The young ladies of the First Baptist Church will
give ON Wednesday evening, at the church, musical
and literary entertainment, comprising part of the
best musical well literary talent in the city.
The programme is as follows: ..Gotts chak's Banjo
Miss Belle Closer; Zone of Christs Little Ones"
Prof. IT. J. McAvoy; whstling solo. Last Rose of
Summer" variation, jackson, Miss McMannis; Pats
Bendsmen" Master Bert Feibleman; violin solo, Tine.
concerto. De Beriot, Miss May Bergundthal (piano
acc, Miss schelschmidtl; Polish Boy Miss May
Cobb; instrumental trio J. K. Emmett, Love Is
Flower DIR. E. B. Buchanan; vocal solo, selected,
Mrs. Ida Scott; selection: Miss Grace B. Whtridge;
tenor solo, Mr.. s. NJ Neck banjo solo, 'Arkansaw
Traveller, Mr.. A. M. Noe; Socrates Shocks Master
Bert Feibeman; whistling sole, selected, Miss Nc
Mannis