The Indianapolis journal., 1889-07-21
Society Events.

Society Events.
Miss Julia Landers gave a pleasant informal
tea, last evening, in honor OF her guest, MISS
Edith Shiyely, of Los Angeles, Cal
Mrs. A. Boice gave q delightful luncheon on
Friday. In honor of Mrs. Norton, OF AtDens' "
The gnests included Mrs. II. X. Allen, Mrs W II.
n Miller: Mrs: NJ. III: Mccoy, Mrs. j. L. McMas-
Ter and Mrs. DIR. Wilson.
The marriage of Miss Margery Kelsey, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs BENJAMIN Kelsey, and Dr
Thomas j. Murray, OF Butte, Mont, will occur AT
tne Kelsey residence. 2l6 College avenue. h rs On
wednesday evening. at 3 O'Clock. After tne cere-
mony reception will be held.
Last Tuesday evening. by special invitation OF
Mrs. John Clark, Mrs +. A. Meek ana pupils
pills of her class assisting in the entertainment
were the Misses Mamie and Alice Zollinger.
Daisy Clark. Hattie Travis, Lottie sprague, Daisy
Marchell, Blanche Radsey. Misses Griffin and
florence and Mary Meek. Miss Fannie Fugate
also took part In the programme.
Miss Lee LayInan gave a lawn party Tuesday
evening at her home in Irvington, In honor OF
the Misses Scott and Miss Tureman, of Kentucky.
Among those present were Misses Enier Bu.ier'
Thrasher. Newccmb, Bitter, Brouse, sya, Taylor
Grossly, Ed Moore. Charles Moores. Frazier.
Campbell, Hanch, Dorsey. Those present from
distance were Misses Brendenburg, Of Cincin-
natl, Mr.. Donnor and Miss Donnor, of Columbus,
Mr. Horace Jones, Of Terre Haute, and others.
Last Monday evening lawn party was given
in honor of Mr.. viii Of, at residence on North
NODle street. Ine lawn was very handsomely
decorated. Singing and dancing were the feat
ures of the evenings pleasures Among those
present were Misses I. and L. Schultz, Lena
Helm, Tillie Schmidt, Clara Kruger, Flora
Wachstetter, Matte on, Dora Reisner and
Emma Graft. Messrs. III. Simmelink, G. Wach-
stctter +. Reisner, II. Wefnberger, G. Mueller,
Will Leppert, Ed Meyers, Ed Harding. j. Dolp-
pers. A. and II. Schultz, r. John. G. Heitz and
Chas Of.
Among the gatherings that have been largely
attended during the week was the celebration or
the twentieth anniversary OF the founding OF the
National Surgical Institute, on Friday evening.
The institute was thrown open for the guests,
and plants and flowers in great prOfusi0n deco
rated the apartments. There were several hum
dred representative citizens present. There was
pleasant talk by Rev. Dr. NJ. L. Haines, of the
First Presbyterian Church. and series OF stero-
served with refreshments. Zumpfe's orchestra
furnished the music.
An enjoyable occasion was the surprise party
given in honor of Miss Ella Mardick last Thurs
day evening, st her residence, No. AIT Bellefon-
taine street The amusements consisted or
games. music and dancing. Among those pres
ent were the Misses Clara and Alice Pillet, JOAN
ma Dunn, Gertrude Wilson, Alice Moore, Lille
and Maud Linn, Maggie Greagor, Ollie Hill,
May and Flora Carey, Addie and ollie Killer, Mol
lie Fulmer, Mrs. Poppnger and Mrs. Gould. OF
Michigan; Messrs. Ed Pugh. Harry and Morton
Dunn, John shelly. Harry Linn, Frank Yount,
Clarence and VIII Drinkard, Frank Pillet, Chas.
Harrison, James Mardick John and David
SmOck, Smith and Orie Strickland.