The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Misses Katie and Lizzie Mahoney, of Paris, m,
IRE visiting Mrs. w. E. Jarboe No. II WINDSOR
Mrs. Samuel Taylor has returned from Chicago.
where abe has been visiting her Drotner' W. n
CRANE.
Mrs Frank Bird has issued invitations for q recep,
ton on Friday afternoon, Jan. 20 from . 10
Mrs Watson j. Hasselman viii give reception at
the Denison Hotel. Friday afternoon, IN honor OF
Mrs. Henry 8. Fraser.
Mrs Thomas Costello of North Mississippi street,
.ccomnan;ed bv her father Mr.. John Vsn of Cincn-
nati, is visiting at st. Augustine, Fla
Mrs. DR.: Owen, Of Evansville; Ind and Mrs.
on North Pennsylvania street. this week
Miss woodie Bell, of Anderson, and Miss Maud
Henry Doer. Of No. $50 Clifford avenue.
Mrs Lucia Julian Martin leaves the city to-day for
trip the northern part of the State where she fills
several engagements for dramatic readings.
Mr. Frank H. BIackledge has removed his law of
fee from the Vance Block to the formerly
pied by Mr.. Ferd Winter. in Ingals's Block.
The Letter Carriers Dancing Club making ar
engagements to give select masquerade social at
PfafHin's Hail. st. Valentines eve. Feb. ID.
Mr.. William and Miss Genievieve Elliott will give
dinner and theater party Tuesday, the former in
honor Of Mr.. Tom Karl, of the opera company.
Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Wallick will give party
and Adele, their home. No. 400 North Meridian
street.
The La es' Matinee Musicale will give concert at
Plymouth Church Wednesday evening, to which
the associate and active members and their friends
cordially invited.
II. JeSendOrn daughters
party Wednesday evening last number of their
friends. The evening was passed pleasantly with
music, Rotations and refreshments.
The annual invitation concert of Prof. Paul Bahr
and pupils will at Plymouth Church, on Tues
day evening, Feb. IA. An unusually fine programme
has been arranged and invitations will be sent out in
due time.
The young people of Christ Church will meet to-
night the residence of the pastor, Rev. e.
A. Bradley on North Tennessee street. for the last
time, previous to Mr. Bradleys departure for Brook
lyn to reside
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G. 8. Norman No lis Brookside avenue on Fri
day evening the occasion being the birthday Of Mrs
Norman and Miss Ehio Wilmington Many friends
present.
The second Cinderella party for this season was
rennecke and pupils with number of invited guests,
which proved a very enjoyable occasion: The dane
ing lasted from 8 till lib to the music of Harts
orchestra.
Last Tuesday night Misses Celia and Belle Grammar
entertained quite a number of friends in honor OF
Louisville Miss Beckie Ach of Dayton and Mrs. J.
Z. Collins of Cleveland, at the residence of their sis
ter, Mrs. H Cohen.
There will be an "old mems social" at Memorial
Presoyterian Church on next Friday night The odd
women" will hold their social later As usual
good time is in for all who attend The social is
given for the purpose of the new audience
room, which will soon be completed.
dramatic club has organized for the remainder
of the season, and been divided into two sections:
Mrs. o. b. Jameson and Miss Malott are at the head
of one section and Miss Elizabeth Dye and Mr.. Mer-
rill Moores of the other. Plays will be selected and
rehearsals commenced at once that an early pro-
duction may be given.
There was a quiet wedding on Thursday evening, at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Davidson, their
Frank Lantz, Rev. George E. Swan, of Grace Cathe-
raj, officiating After short visit to relatives in
East New York street.
On last Saturday afternoon Mrs. H Cohen. of No.
Abe
day: She was assisted by Mrs J. E. Collins of Cleve-
Kahn. Mrs Ed Ducas, Miss Adele Ducas, Miss Theresa
Grammar, of Louisville. and Miss Beckie Ach, of
Dayton.
The Mendelssohn Society win probably. give its
social to members Tuesday evening, Feb. z, at
Pfah1n's Hall. short concert win be followed by
made up mainly from kossinis compositions includ
ing "Stabat Mater and the overtures William Tell
and italians in Agiers."
Mrs. schuyler Haughey entertained a small party
Gates guests, Miss Cutler and Miss Resmer. The
table beautifully set the appointments being per-
and at each plate was rose. The other guests were
Mrs W. N. Gates Mrs. Charles Mayer, jr., Miss Hol
liday, Miss Malott, Miss Herrod Miss johnson and
Miss Dye.
Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Lawson entertained party of
their their ps% home ON West North seet The
fsyors were won by Mrs. Tarkington and Mr..
Mr and Ms
Mr. and Mrs. Tapkington Mr.. and Mrs Bristow and
Messrs. Hollenbeck and Hnson.
A card party given by Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Schwa-
hacker, last week. in honor of their nieces Misses
of Memphis Tenn. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J.
z. Hays, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hays. Mr.: and Mrs. s.
Freidlich, Mrs. NJ. Rosenthal, Rosa Well Matte
Mitchell. Sol. Hays. Harvey Hays and Max Rosen-
large dningroom of the Bates House.
On Thursday afternoon Miss Dora Messing gave an
vile; Miss Pauline Mossler, of Chcago Misses Beckie
and Henrietta Aeh: of Dayton Miss Ida SEVERN, of
who visiting friends in this city. The table deco
ratons of flowers and candles and at each plate
other guests were Miss Loewenberg Miss Bamberger,
Miss Stein, Misses Ray and Essie Solomon and Misses
Hattie and Rose Reirheimer.
The silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs III. G. Farrow,
Mt their residence, No. las North Illinois street. on
last Monday evening was very pleasant and enjoy
quality behtting the event. Those present from
ernor and Mrs Hanna. Mr.. and Mrs s A. Hayes,
Mrs. H. II. Matthias, the Misses Jennie and Nora
Guerin, of Lewisvillo. Their SON Donzie who has
been absent in California for some months. returned
in time to enjoy the festivities
The committee having in charge the series of ect-
ures meetings to be held in the interest of the
Ramaba circle, consisting of Mrs. T. L. Sewall Mrs.
Judah Mrs. j. E. Cleland Mrs j. Z. Gilbert and Miss
NJ L. Bright have issued Invitations for next Wednes-
to meet Pundita Ramabai. The Pundita will deliver
an address at o'clock on the Domestic and Social
reception from to o'clock. The whole will be in
behalf Of the Ramabai fund for the education Of high
caste Hindu women.
A most enjoyable surprise given to Mr. Frank |
Z. Miller, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs; A. d. Miller. |
mt No. 493 North East street. Friday evening. the
occasion being his seventeenth birthday. A dozen
more of his young friends in attendance among
whom were Misses Mamie Marthew, Laura Parker, |
Myrtle Smith, Mary and Saddle Harris Dora Harb |
son; Nell Elmendorf and Maud Presel; Messrs. Tom
Culley, Harry Sullivan Art and Robt. Neighbors |
Elsie Harris and Claude B. Miller. The evening was
pleasantly spent in music, games and select recita
tons by Miss Dora HARRISON
On Friday evening the residence of Judge and Mrs.
Ralph Hill. North New Jersey street was invaded
by delegation of soEal friends unexpectedly
appeared and announced that they had come 20 take
possession just the family sat down to supper. |
The surprise complete The attacking force was
captaned by Mrs. NJ. w. Mansfield. After refresh. l
had been served the ladies and gentlemen en-
gagged in exciting contest at six-handed euchre.
A most enjoyable time had by all concerned
heightened by the impromptu and informal character
of the affair. Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Daggett, Mr.. and Mrs. W. O. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. P. Higgins Miss Sampsell and Messrs. Hal Mans