The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-01-05

H. a. Edison, Mrs, Victor Hendricks, Mrs.
Joseph Virgins, Mrs. H. p WATSON. Mrs.
Will Harrington and Mrs. John Carey.
bert, Mrs. Henry Coburn, Mrs. Z. C. Atkins,
Mrs. H. ID. Pierce, Mrs. David Coffin, Mrs.
S. +. Gray, Mrs. John Wocber Mrs. Enrique
Miller, Mrs. George West, Mrs Simeon Carey,
Mrs: Anna Walker, Mrs. III. G. Carey, Mrs.
Mrs. w; p. Fishback. Mrs. John Spann,
Mrs. Eckert, Mrs. Henry Jameson, Mrs.
Oran Perry, Mrs. Emma Morris, Mrs J. G.
Perry, Mrs. }. w. Brewing. Mrs. Charles T..
Coffin, Mrs. w. o. lockwood, Mrs: Marmon,
Mrs. Noble Butler, Mrs. w. j. Holiday, Mrs.
L. S. Ayres, Mrs. George c. Hit. Mrs. j. w,
Hess, Mrs. Brecount, Mrs Frank Coffin,
Mrs. Closer, Mrs. VIM. Henderson, Mrs.
Jason Carey, Mrs May Wright Sewall Mrs.
e. Henderson, Mrs. Julius Pratt, Mrs. j. Nj.
Butler, Mrs. Walcott, Mrs. Charles. Hall,
Mrs A. B. Gates. Mrs. s. johnson. Mrs. ID.
Ransdall, Mrs. u. j. Hammond Mrs. w. p.
Bingham. Mrs. Latham, Mrs. c. Van Camp,
Mrs Henry schuman, and =, others Their,
Mrs. H. s. Lane. of Charlottesville; Mrs.
Defrees Mrs p G. G. Hunt and daughter,
Mrs. Fannie Morrison.
At night Mrs. Scott was ; assisted by her
s; Harrington, Mrs. George NJ. West,
Scott Scot Mrs. ]. n. Shaw, Mrs. Mar Hare
rold Taylor. Miss Dye. and Miss Ship:
Dancing was INDUCED in to the music of
were Messrs. and Mesdames j. r. Wilson,
IL. Milligan, A: III. Snow, G. L. Smlli,
van, Samuel Morss, III. Taylor, Ferd
Mayer, Morris Ross, o; b, jameson, H. s.
Lowe Carey, w. j. Mckee, +. l.. Mckee,
Collar, of Greensburg; Miss Tilton, of
Washington; Misses Hughes, of Louisville;
Miss Riley, OF Harrisburg; Misses Reeves,
Peirce, Van Valkenberg, -Ayres., Sharpe,
Wallick, Fountain, Mckee, Roberts,
Anna. Roberts. Garrard, Comley,
yajen, Landis, Elliott, johnson, Claypool,
Porter. Mayo, Pomeroy, Messrs. West, En-
win, Jameson, Fletcher, Hare, Elliott,
Chatfield Nichols. Coleman. f. Mckee, Ru-
land, of New York; VIM. Sharpe, Gait, Al
exander, Stalnaker. Kirk, Porter .Blanton,
Morris. Collins. vajen. Cary, Langdon,
Smirk, Dye. Murphy, Davis, Bradshaw,
Harrington, Mansur, and many others.
RECEPTION AT FIRST CHURCH
TO MISS GRETTIE HOLIDAY.
The congregation of the First Presbyte-
rian Church gave a reception, last evening,
In the Sunday school room. to Miss Grettie
Holiday, whose health has become some
what impaired in her missionary labors IN
Persia. 1t must have been very pleasant
occasion to Miss Holiday to meet SO many
friends and receive such cordial greetings
A committee on entertainment had been
appointed. consisting of Mrs. B. Harrison,
Mrs. Thos. Sharpe, Mrs. w. III. II. Miller,
Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. l.. Jordan and Mrs.
Wooden. These ladies extended invitations
to all Presbyterian ministers and their
wives, also the presidents of nearly all the
missionary societies. to which invita-
ton many responded by their acceptance.
Mrs. u. j. Hammond favored the company
with solos, and received a beautiful bouquet
of Gala lilies, Miss Holiday was also the
recipient of an exquisite bunch of La France
roses. The ladies having charge of the re-
freshments were. Mrs. j. B. Black, Mrs. G..
c. Foster, Mrs Mary Hussey, Mrs. Leck-
lider, Mrs. Long, and Miss Alice Baker.
Miss Matte Stewart had charge of the floral
decorations. Everything passed off de-
lightfully and it was generally pronounced
to be the most informal and social gather
ing ever held i'm that church.