The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-08-04

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A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Miss Anna stott and Miss May Brown left here
yesterday morning, and, together with party
Joining them at Muncie, will visit Niagara Falls,
Toronto, Thousand Islands and Chautauqua-
Returning, Mrs John Hedges will make three
weeks stay at Erie, Pa, with her aunt, Mrs.
Nelson Baldwin.
Attached to the third section Of the Lake Erie
* Western excursion was the Pullman sleeper
Malone containing party OF tourists consisting
OF DR.. +. S. Elder and wife, Miss Ida Andrus,
Miss Margaret Wasson Mr.; sam GaIey. Mr a oG mas
Xenia. o.; Mr.. Walter Hubbard and wife and
Miss Lizzie stranahan, Delphi; Mr.. George f.
Durham, Charlottesville; Mrs. Mary Thompson,
Miss Bonnie Thompson, Miss Lilly Thompson
and Miss Minnie Thompson, Edinburg; DR.: VIII
lam Flynn. Marion; Mrs. Black. Miss Cootie
Black and Miss Ella Black, Terre Haute The
excursionists Will go to Haha Bay, on the Sague-
nay river, $50 miles below Quebec. They will
stop en- rolte at Toronto, Montreal, Quebec,
Thousand Islands and other points of interest
Society Events.
Miss Maggie Wells, of North Delaware street.
Is visiting friends in Martinsvtlle.
Miss Stella Rogers gave card party on Tues
day evening in honor of her guest. Miss Barney.
Misses Jennie and Julia Graydon will give
garden party this week at their home on Broad
way.
The marriage of Miss Jessie Fisher to Mr..
Worth Merritt will occur on Wednesday OF this
week
There will be meeting OF the Y. w. G. T. U.
Tomorrow evening at True Friends Hall, When
Block.
The George H. Thomas woman's Relief
Corps will meet on Tuesday. A full attend
ance is desired
Miss Jeanette Sabine was married Aug. l to
Mr.. Aides Fl. Cadwallader, Of San Antonio, Tex.
They will make that city their home.
Miss Lottie Adam, who been studying
music in Cincinnati during the past year, is home
and will give concert early in September.
Miss Nellie Barnes, who is spending the sum-
mer with her mother at Waukesha, celebrated
her fifteenth birthday last week by giving driv-
ing party.
One Of the novel amusements which some
young ladies will indulge ia one day this week Is
ing is limited to twelve.
The Y. p. s. c. L. of the Second Presbyterian
Church will give picnic on Friday afternoon,
at Glen Ethel The young people will so at 1
o'clock. and return at p. NJ.
Miss Sadie Walker has been invited to give q
song recital in st. Louis. She has accepted, and
Will go TO that city some time in september. She
Is preparing choice programme, under the d.
rection OF Mr.. ErnestinOK.
Mr. Charles h. Black, son of Prof. j. 8. Black,
who has been studying and singing in Paris with
great success Tor the past few years, Is expected
cert about the LIST Of October.
Miss Anna Farquhar, after two years study
In Boston under eminent instructors, expects TO
give benefit concert in September before going
nowned voice-teacher, Shakespeare.
Miss Winnie Stiles, accompanied by her broth
er Fred and +. I'll. Ellsworth, has returned from
i a trip IN the East having Visited
and several places in Connecticut and Vermont.
K 8. Herbert Malpas, last Friday evening, in
honor OF the twenty-frst anniversary of his
was brilliantly Illuminated with lanterns and
lights on arches. Mr.. Herbert received some
Tine presents. An elegant repast was served on
the lawn. which consisted or all the delicacies OF
the season.
Mrs. q. A. Van Pelt gave pleasant entertain
ment at her home on North Pennsylvania street,
on last Monday evening, in honor of her niece,
mrs were small thermometers mounted upon
hand-painted ribbons. Those present were the
Misses Layman, Hord, Butler ana Harriott, and
Messrs. L. Il. Crosley, Moore, L. Hord, u Har-
riett and DR.. r. L. oliver.
There was a delightful musical entertainment
given at the Hospital for the Insane last
Talbot were interested in it with r. A. Miller,
b. J. Vogt, A. Schellschmidt, j. b. Cameron,
Paul Mueller. Gus Ruth, 4. tullgraf. NJ. Beiden;
meister. otto Pfafilin, Carl Cameron, Conrad
Schelschmidt, Louis VOgt, Julius Hensching,
Louis keising; Henry Springfield The pro-
gramme included .'Jubal overture" by Bach;
"Traumerei," by Schuman, and "Muscal Jokes"
by Damn. After the concert the gentlemen
were all entertained by DIR. and Mrs. Wright.
Miss Grace WATSON entertained a few friends
at lunch yesterday in honor of Miss Mabel Mona
han, OF Cleveland, o., who is now her guest
After lunch, lawn tennis, croquet, music and
games were in order The young friends invited
Margaret Carey, Miss Katherine Kregelo, Miss
Allie Failey, Misses Brownie and Annie Butler,
Misses Ella and Daisy Malott, Miss Lucie Herod
Miss Bertha Fahnley and Miss Doda Calvin.
Ine afternoon being a very pleasant one, the
outof-doors games were greatly enjoyed. All
the appointments of the entertainment were
elegant.
West Baden Is particularly favored I'm having
had a number of indianapolis society people who
ia
place. Among those who have been there dur
ing the last two weeks are Mrs Thomas A. Hen
bricks, Mr.. and Mrs. Defrees and boy, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. III. Wilson and niece, Miss Jessie Harris,
John ]: Price and wife, Mrs. DIR. Kitchen, Mrs.
Flora Wulschner, Mr.. and Mrs. III. Cohen, Mrs.
G. Sullivan, Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Browning, Misses
Nellie and Lille Browning Celia and Belle
Grammar the Misses Spencer, Mckee, and the
Messrs. Geo. Griffin, Walter Fugate. Eden Stew
art, "A. Cohen Judge Irwin. Drs. Newcomer, Lewis,
l.. 3. Elder and l.. ID. Waterman.
very pleasant surprise was rendered Miss
Emma Biyens last Monday evening at her home
on Green street, in honor of her nineteenth
birthday anniversary. Among those present
were Miss Clara White, Miss Anna Thorne, Miss
Cassel, Miss Grace Lockwood, Miss Lenola Dow
ell, Miss Nellie Wensley, Miss Lima Golay, Misses
Josie and Sadie Meany, Miss Anna Carnes,
Misses Mary and Lille smith, Miss Lima Lewis,
Lula and Mamie Coffnan. Messrs. Baker. joss,
Lincolnfelter, Pierce, Dane. Lewis, Hardy,
Ribble, Marshall, Bigelow, Marine, Sled, Ola sier
Sparks. Bandy, Garfield, Jerusalem and Others
Carrie and Dora Johnson, at their home, 50
Hoyt avenue, in honor of Miss Nina Holden, OF
Michigan City, and Miss Nellie Hubbard of La
fayette. Games, music and dancing were the
features. During the evening the Big Four Club
gave some excellent instrumental music. Among
those present were Lulu Butterworth, Lulu Lock-
wood, Mary Sullivan, Gertie Droege, Anna King,
Winnie Hawkey, MaInmie Wolf, Maud Fulrner,
Hattie Fumer, May Meurbead, Susie dickson,
Maud Mcintyre, jessie Mcintyre, Grace and
Gertrude Ryan, Peoria, Ill. Lulu Taylor Edith
surly, Fannie Fortiner. Georgia Mitzler, Lafay-
hut Arthur Cox, Arthur Kline, Arthur Taylor
sam Taylor, KANSAS City, Phil Gallahue and
VIII Lamb.
A very pleasant surprise party was given In
honor OF Miss Lena Lockwood at 113 Greer
street, Thursday evening. Several handsome
presents were received. The following guests
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. Runyan, Mr.. and
Dowell, Nellie Gallahue Georgia Mitchler, Mag.
gle Steininetz, Kate and Laura Ginz, Lulu Taylor,
Martha Smith, Mamie Tyer, Artie Cotton,
Mary Sulgrove, Linnie Cola, Grace and Lulu
Lockwood, and Messrs. John Pierce, Herman
Fry. Bert Rodgers. Will Mayhew, Arthur
Hardie, Walter and Frank smock. John Reuter-,
Joe McCollum, Brant Downey, Tom Downery
and John Smock. few choice selections on the
violin were given by Mr.. Mark SmOck, who
recently returned from an extended foreign
tour
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Koehne entertained,
Thursday evening, quite a number OF their
birthday. The guests were: Miss Frances
Miller, New Ulm. Mimi; Miss Emma Dettmer,
Piqua, o.; Mr.. Louis Gagg, Terre Hante; Mr..
and Mrs Harry MetEger and daughter Gertrude,
DIR. and Mrs. G. schetter, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug
Goth and daughter Marie. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
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