The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-18

and Cedar streets next Friday evening March %.
An excellent programme has been arranged for the
occasion.
Master c. G Koerner entertained ouite 4 number
Of his friends last Monday evening At the home OF
his parents on North Meridian street The occasion
his fourteenth birthday Among the amusernents
were stereoptlcon views and pa1.lor magic.
The social to be given at Memorial Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening is event for which
usual PREPARATIONS have been made. number of
prominent persons will be present and Mayor Denny,
and Rev. DR. Mcleod will respond to toasts.
Miss Mollie CarIe weknown young lady, and
popular IN socie ~nd until recently resident OF
at Maysville, KY. to Mr. Harry Il. Gordon. of Wich
ia Ban formerly law student here in the office OF
Mcdonald g Butler A number OF young people
from this city intend TO attend.
One Of the most enjoyable entertainments of the
season was the concert and festival given Thurs
day for the benefit of the Sprngdale band of
Clifford The object Of such entertainment
being to procure uniforms, handsome sum was real
Haughton, bids fair TO win coming laurels.
Miss Oma Wadden, of No. 1853 Ash street. enter
tanned number of her friends last Friday night
Mamme Stone, Fannie Newton, Daisy Fryberger,
Messrs. Hona Vanwee J. E. Marott, Fred Smock
the evening pastime Miss Flora Church and
Fred Smock received prizes.
The programme for the musical entertainment to
be given for the benefit of Mrs Matte McCorkle at
Pfahiins Music Hail. on Friday evening March %.
win consist OF Instrumental solos and duets, recta-
of Mother Hubbard" Mrs. McCorkle will be
sisted By Mrs Walker teacher e sl9euti9n Prof
ehildren-Emmett, Charley and Blanche-and large
number of her Juvenile pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. N N. Morris entertained few friends
Saturday evening at luncheon and cards. A most
delightful evening spent The guests departed at
e. s. Walker Mr.. and Mrs. Scissor, Mr. and Mrs d.
III. Wiles, Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Lawrence, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Ellison, Mr. and Mrs. James Street, Mr..
and Mrs. John Appel Mr.. and Mrs Q. l. Wade Mr..
and Mrs. L. Jenison, Mr.. Wooen and Miss Harvey.
Mrs E. S. Walker won the first prize.
Quite party will go to Louisville Wednesday to
attend the wedding of Mr. Hal Byram and Miss Alice
Summers, which at o'clock. They will
turn this city in the evening and at to the
home of Mr. Byram's parents, No. 956 North Illinois
street. Mr.. and Mrs n. s. Bvram will give large
The home for the groom and mis- bride is yet
ready for occupancy. and they will remain at Mr.
Byrarn's for Inc present.
Mr.. Alfred Cooke entertained friends very delight
fully on Tue sday evening with dancing party. The
guests included Messrs Gates Wills, Bryan. Clark.
Yingiing Porter, Sipe, Kessler. Fletcher, Merren.
Moores. Ellsworth, Sedwick, Cobb. Dckey. Shreve.
Hit. Richman, Durfee, Monroe, Bowles Ketcham,
Hunt, Bremerman Cleland, Folsom. Ray, Parker.
York. Tilford Hall, Willard Mckee Rees, Ketchaul
Oliver. Sturdivant, Graydon. Mortland, Grayson
Cotton. Heron. Fox Stevens Cook. Kercheval, Robi-
son, Shortridge and the Misses White.
The United Presbyterian: Mr.. W. w. Cor
coran. who died recently in Washington, had
remarkable career, and the memory of his
many generous deeds, well the permanent
gratitude of those he has left behind him. But his
dispositions not all noble. AT the beginning of
the war, believing the government would be broken
up, he fed to Paris, where he was actively engaged
assisting the rebellion and after the he
returned and had bis property restored to him by the
always magnanimous governm ent After Buchanan,
President till the advent of Cleveland. Rich but not
great, liberal but not patriotic