The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-01-06

Mrs. John NJ. CASTOR and Miss CASTOR have
issued instatioas for reception on h
North New Jersey street
The Emera Club win meet at Mrs. Derk De
Ruiter's, No. 275 West Vermont street on Friday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock. A full attendance Is de-
sired, the election of officers will take place.
Mrs. Zelda seglin Wallace will sing as a solo at
Central Christian Chapel, this morning, There
Is "A Green Hill Far Away" Mrs. Wallace Is visit
ing Mrs. John G. New, and will be in the city for
a day or two.
Mai. and Mrs W. ]. Richards viii entertain
the members of the Art Association, on Tuesday
evening at their home, on North Pennsylvania
street. Mr.. T. c. Steele viii read paper on
THE Development of the Connoisseur."
Mrs. A. p. Shaver, of Prospect, entertained a
party or ladies at luncheon on Thursday. Those
enjoying her hospitality were Mrs. A. Nj. De
Souchet, Mrs. Ed. Hendrickson, Mrs. S.evert, Miss
Pentacost, Miss Litchtenberger and Miss Bauer
Master Freddie Hosman was very. pleasingly
surprised on last Friday evening by his teacher,
Miss Brown, and forty of her pupils calling on
him, the occasion being the celebration OF his
twelfth anniversary. The children passed very
enjoyable evening.
An elegant dinner party was given Wednesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Bowser TO a large
circle OF intimate friends. Among the guests
from a distance were Rev. and Mrs. E: b.
Rawles, of Greensburg. Mrs. Patterson, Miss
Albert and Miss Anderson assisted.
Miss Minnie Miller entertained the Harmonic
Society at her residence, No. 241 Virginia avenue,
Misses Anna and Emma Warner, Cora Miller,
Edith steart, Ollie Young. Anna Meurer, May
Howard, Messrs; Richmond, Tucker, kayior'
Ferris, McGinnis, Hogeland, and others
Miss Emily S. Bingham will give the fifth read
ing of her course OF Afternoons with English
Prose Writers and Dramatists" tomorrow; at
o'clock. The readings were discontinued Tor
the holidays and this viii he the first day of the
second half OF the course. The subject Will De
Robert Browning's drama, "Pippa Passes.
The Missionary Society of st. Pauls Church
will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. James
NJ. Winters, No. 270 North Illinois street. Mrs.
Jenckes will read paper on ..Sisterhood IN Our
Calvin and Miss Angie Moon, and Misses Annie
and Marguerite Roberts will sing duet.
t. IS. Arnold. of Cincinnati, gave a theater
party at the presentation OF the opera III IToya-
tore" last night; His guests were John Carey
and wife, Miss Hart and Miss Rogers, of Cincin-
natl, DR.. Henry jameson and wife, DR.. Frank
HAYS and wife, Fir. Scott and wife, OF tnls city,
and Mrs Rogers of Troy, N V
One Of the most brilliant dancing parties of
the season wa given on New Years eve, by Miss
oe to cSgapp street. S Among a hos
present were Misses Mcconnell, McCorkle. Jen.
kins, Judlins, Nay, Jones OF Cincinnati, and
Messrs. Deeds, Uhl, Judkins, Eigleman, Plum
mer, Deeds and Keen;y.
"A concert for the benefit of MayfOwer Church
Young Peoples Society OF Christian Endeayor
Is to be given at Y. N. Q a. Hall next Wednesday
Laura McManis, Miss Ida Sweeney, Mrs. w. W.
Scott, Mrs. u G.. Hammond, Mrs. Leon Bailey,
Mrs: W. G. Lynn, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. L. Morrison,
The golden wedding of Jacob p Weshaus and
wife took place on the evening of the Sd instant
at MOnteZuma There were over one hundred
guests, among them f. p. Smith and wife, of this
city. There were numerous presents. They
were married in Indiana county, Pennsylvania,
and have lived in Indiana thirty six years resid-
ing all that time, with the exception or the last
two years, in Brownsburg.
A pleasant theater party, guests of Messrs ].
c. Hart and John L. Booth, heard the American
Opera Company in Faust" Thursday evening
Those attendance Tprfp
Haute; Miss Lou Cooper, Misses May johnson,
Flo Conner, Kate Cooper and Miss Henly; Messrs
Lou Cooper. Wilbur Robinson, JEO Hart, Geo.
Chandler. John Booth and Joe Conner.
most delightful dancing party vas given on
Friday evening at the residence OF Miss Mabel
Folsom. Among those present were the Misses
Tilford, Halle, Wadley. Morris, Smith, Moore Of
Richmond, Gossett, Grace and Hattie Adams,
the AdsSS WseT Elliott
DRAPER, Hunt. Morris, Shreve, Halle and Wiles.
The marriage of Miss Ella, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Nick Robertson, to Mr.. Charles Kreit-
residence four miles west of the city, Rev. W.
T. Sheridan officiating large number of guests
from this city and neighbOrhood and from
were e' numerous and costly. Mr.. and Mrs. Kreit,
lein will make their home on West Pratt street.
Notable among the many pleasant receptions
on New Years day was that or Miss Maud Pier
son. l10S North Meridian street, assisted by
Mrs. Ebert Tyner, of Greenfield; the Misses
Pierson, of Chicago; the Misses Church and Mrs.
G. c. Person. Of this city. The house was beau
tifully decorated with flowers, and elegant re-
freshments served from O'Clock until IL p. NJ.
Progressive euchre and dancing were the order
OF the evening.
Mrs. Rachel Swain gave very pleasant com
pany, on Wednesday evening, in honor of her
SON Harold, who is home from college to
were Miss Nettleton, of st. Louis; Miss
Pentacost and Miss LichteDberger, of
Mt Vernon; cards and music made up delightful
are both accomplished musicians, and took part
IN the impromptu programme.
Mrs. Milo Lawrence gave progressive euchre
party Thursday evening, and presented to the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Jennison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Talbot, Mrs Cannon, DR.. and Mrs. Wands,
swain Mss Neeton Mss
Miss PentacOst, Miss knight, Miss Mabel Knight,
Miss Lee, Mr.. Harold Swain, Mr.. Clarence Zener,
Drr. Swain, Mr.. WOODEN, Mr. NJ. s. Davis and
others.
Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison gave a family
dinner party, on Thursday evening, to celebrate
the seventy ninth birthday anniversary OF Mrs.
Morrison's mother, Mrs Harriet Barbour. Mrs.
Barbour is young for her years and remarkably
active. Among those who joined in celebrating
| the event were Mr. and Mrs. A D. Rogers and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Rogers, Mr..
and Mrs. c. b. Holloway, Mr. and Mrs. Z. b.
Holloway. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Coffin, Mrs. g. r.
Hibben and Mr.. j. A. Shackelford.
After calling hours, New Years evening, Mrs.
N. 8. Allison, assisted by Mrs. ID. Dewitt Nay,
Misses Emma Bowlus, Ella Bedy, Clara and vi
Reisener, entertained q party OF young people
until late hour, with games and music. Among
those present were Misses Edith Holland, of OF
tawa, ILL.,, Emma and Tice Bryant, Florence
Woodward, Messrs. ID. Dewitt Nay, Charles #.
Hymond, Frank L. and Ed Lakin, Mr.. d. b.
Brooks, viii Bray, Harry Alexander, Wallace and
James Allison, Lester Lee, Will King and Norton
Nay.
A very enjoyable time was had by the young
folks at the residence of w. X. Barrows. II Spann
avenue, on Monday evening, in watching the old
year out and the new year in, the evening being
| spent In playing games, etc. Among the guests
were Misses Lucy LanghOme, Hattie Coats, Ella
| Regain, May Noble, Tiny Sullivan, Marion Hast
| Richie and Messrs. James Remington, John Ken
| ington, Fred Eilhard Fred Gregg Willis Thomas,
| Clarence Sullivan, viii Arnh0lter and Ed Bar
rows.
The ladies of the X. Cooking Club were enter
tanned by their gentlemen friends ON Friday
dvening at the residence of Miss Mabel Folsom.
Among those present were Misses Williamson,
Bronson, Rees, Morrison, Gossett, Moore, Carter,
Smith. Morris, Wadley, Hall, Folsom, TilfOrd,
shreve, Carter, Smith, Wadley, Hall, Lyon, Hunt,
Adams, Elliott, Wiles, Sloan, Wocher, Morris,
Stoneman, Clark and DrapieL Dancing was the
| feature of the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Bennett gave a delightful
progressive euchre party To a number OF friends
on Wednesday evening at their home on Belmont
| avenue. Very handsome presents were given
out TO the lucky ones. Those present and who
| took part in making the evening social success
Van Tuyl, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Harris, Mr. and Mrs.
L. III. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. +. W. Sch0mberg, Mr..
| and Mrs, j. Laird, Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Wright,
Misses Harris, Pennewitt aud Van Tuyl, Messrs.