The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-08-18
Society Events.

There will be an entertainment at Columbus,
Tuesday evening, In which Miss Laura McManis,
OF this city, will participate.
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Morris. who leaves shortly for the north.
Miss Eloise Murray gave q very pleasant com
pany on Friday evening at ner nome on ASH
street. The ~informality of the entertainment
was the charm, and the hostess understood just
how to provide the right thing In the right place
for each of her guests.
Mrs. Fl. ]. Prier and daughter: Of Garfield
place, entertained quite q party OF friends on
Thursday afternoon. The Invitations indicated
that thimbles, needles and scissors were also ex-
pected, hence the display or fancy Work was
elaborated and artistic.
The resident members of the W. r. G. and the
G. A. R., together with all visiting comrades. are
invited to a reception TO be given the depart
ment officers and guests OF the w: X. :, on
O'Clock till IL by the George III. THOMAS W. X O.,
in the post hall, corner of Delaware and Court
streets.
Mrs. Fl. r, Allen and daughters gave a family
supper at "Hope Cottage" Allisonville. on
Thursday night; It was in honor OF their guests.
Gen. George b. Wright. of Columbus, who has
been here the past week, Miss Garrard and Miss
Comfy. Mrs. Charles Martindale, Miss Gertrude
Jordon and Lynn Martindale were included in
the party.
Maxinkuckee has been the scene, during the
past few days, of many exciting boat races. One
day the 'Ben-Hur," 'Indiana," "Natty' and
Crescent entered the race for a prize and the
tTeScehS was winner Dy seventeen scCOuuo-1 WI.
IL. b.. Scott. formerly OF L. s. Ayres, and Mr..
Edward Wheeler, of Plymouth, are both at the
lake with their yachts.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Pursell gave a picnic on
Thursday for their guest, Miss Hendricks, OF
Greensburg. About fifty friends were invited,
and grove was the place selected
for the day in the woods. An elaborate dinner
was prepared, after which dancing, games and
the usual picnic programme were in order. The
return ride by moonlight was a pleasant finale.
The South-street Baptist Church and Sabbath.
school are arranging for an entertainment al
that church on Sept. 4. 1t will be most interest,
ahfe as shown on canvas. 1t will show the evils
or intemperance, and what comes from one
wrong step. The ladies will have charge OF the
refreshments, which will be served Immediately
after the entertainment.
The Quamon Club entertained its friends in a
most enjoyable manner by giving a moonlight
picnic on Wednesday evening, at Hammond's
Mrs. K. n. Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Rehen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lutz. The guests included
Misses Leonard, SwanstOn, Trusler, Klump
Ellie Church, Oliver, Jennie and Carrie Bacon
Miss Gift. of Frankfort; Miss Smith, of Gosport
Miss Forbes, of Knightstown; Messrs. Graham
Medearis, SPOTS, Elliott, Hamer, Williams
Billingsly, Mcvey, Beswick. Southern, Galloway,
Church. Hoffman, Fisher, Ballard, Vinson and
Crosley.
The twenty-ifth anniversary of the marriage
or Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowman was celebrated al
their country residence, near Brookfield, Sunday
last. Among the persons present were: Mr.. anC
Mrs. ID. Amos, Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Hill, Mr.
and Mrs. II. ID. Porterteld. Mr.. Charles easier
Mr.. Walter Fritts, the Misses Broden and Miss
Maggie Mcclure, of Indianapolis; Mr.. and Mrs
A.. Cosler, Mr.. Shelby Cosler, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
James Mcclure, of Shelbyville; Mt. Dennis. o.
Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Yoke and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Barlow and Miss May Barlow, of Rocl
served, and some very fine vocal and instru
mental music was rendered by Miss May Barlow