The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-11


Mr.. VIM. Applegats has gone to Cincinnati.
Mr.. Brainerd Rorison has gone to California
He will remain about month
Miss Milliken. of Connersville, is the guest Of
Rev. Mr.. Ford's family, on Central avenue.
Mr. Will Igleheart. of San Diego, Cal, is visit
ing friends in tho city, and will remain several
days
Mrs. Scott c. Bone has gone to Piqua, o., for
a ten days visit with her sister, Mra N. S.
Morse.
Dra L. d. Waterman and o. g. Pfaf have
gone to Cincinnati to attend the National med
ical convention
Mrs. S. d. Jones and daughter Efis who have
returned from Florida, are residing at No. q
Fort Wayne avenue.
The womau's Missionary Society will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. j. NJ. CrandAlls No. 694
North Illinois street
The w. F. NJ S., of Roberts Park Church,
will be entertained by Mrs. Raymond. Woodruff
Place, this afternoon.
Mrs. Carrie Mather. Of Canton, Conn, has
taken mp her residence In this city with her
aunt, Mrs. Harriet e. Moses.
Mr.. G. c. Sturtevant, of Minneapolis. is the
guest of his son, Mr.. A. Fl. Sturtevant and fam
iy No. 176 East Michigan street, for few
days.
The society of the Willing Workers will give
an entertainment this evening at thej Friends
Church. for whieh an interesting programme
has been arranged.
see about the publication of a new book. which
he will issue in few days. It will be entitled
Louisiana Sketches"
Mrs. Annie Jsuness Miller will not give sew.
eral lectures on dress reform next week. as was
reported in yesterdays paper, but she will give
one lecture only, on Monday afternoon, at No.
343 North Pennsylvania street.
The Woona M;ceion Circla ~ h Erek RAJ n
fist Church will meet this afternoon at o'clock,
with Mrs. j. NJ. Crandall. 1874 North Illinois
street Papers will DO read by Miss Holloway
and Mrs. Robert Bradeu.
Mrs. T. A. Goodwin, who has been seven
weeks at Lake Linden, nursing her daughter,
Mrs. Plantz. returned last Tuesday, bringing
her daughter with her, who. though yet quite
feeble. has sufficiently recovered to travel.
An elaborate production Of Mrs. Jarleys wax
works will be given this evening at the First
Presbyterian Church. This Will be supple
mented by AMI original sketch Of Mr.. Frank
tableaux. The entsrtainmentIs ID charge Of the
ladies Of the church, assisted by well-known
talent.
The yellow tea given by the ladies' Of the Free
kindergarten and Childrsn's Aid Society yes
terday afternoon was very successful affair.
nue., was well chosen for the entertainment, az
il is spacious and well arranged. The large par.
lors and sitting-room were decorated with
flowers. A table Of pretty fancy work was ar
attractive spot, and another Of homemade
candy was surrounded with purchasers
The dining-room was the daintiesi
and prettiess place imaginable. The
mantel and buffet were banked high
with white and purple liacs and in the center
of cash was candelabrum Small tables seating
four were set with the finest Of embroidered
linen. Each was lighted with yellow candle,
and the fneer-bowls held yellow flowers. The
menu included salad, cheese straws. strawber
ries. cream and cake. beautifully served on ex
quisite China. The favo 70 were cowslips. The
adornment in yallow, of ribbon, flowers or ker
chief There wore several hundred who were