The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-02-05
Personal and Society,

The Lancers will give a dance this even
ing at Brennecke's Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robinson, of Rich
mOna, spent Sunday with Mrs. Abby V. Jud-
son, ON College avenue.
Mrs. Il. B.. +. Peirce has issued cards for a
german on Friday evening, in honor of her
daughters friend, Miss Adair, of Atlanta,
Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Kern will give an
evening reception on Wednesday, Feb. Is,
at their home, No. 526 North Meridian
street.
Mrs. Edward Raschig entertained a few
friends very pleasantly at .tea,. yesterday
afternoon, at her home on North New Jer-
sey street.
Miss Florence Hussey, of Terre Haute,
and guest, Miss Ballinger, of Galveston,
Tex, and MI. Samuel Early spent yester-
day in the city.
Mrs. Pleasant Bond will give a luncheon
to-day in honor of Mrs. A. H. Carrier, of
Santa Barbara, Cal, who is the guest of
Mrs. Charles E. KregelO.
The Art Association will give an exhibit
of etchings at the residence of Mrs. May
Wright Sewall, No.. 33 North Pennsylvania
street, on the 18th, 18th and 18th of the
present month.
Maj. w. p. Gould and wife, of Vincennes,
their home at the DenisOn House. Major
Gould was for many years paymaster in the
army, and is now on the retired list.
Miss Mary HI. Krout delivered an address
before the students of Purdue University,
on Sunday afternoon, on 1.-THE Value Of the
Commonplace" taking the ground that
too much stress was placed on the value of
the higher education to the neglect Of the
commonplace.
The ~Iroquois Club entertained their
friends, last evening. by giving O
concert. Mr.. William ,zumpfe's orches-
ira rendered several selections in
well balanced, and under the capable lead
ership of Mr.. Zumpfe is doing most excel
lent work. Miss Ida Sweenie, who is fast
winning a foremost place in the ranks of
indianapolis vOcalists, sang, and other
Mrs. Andrew Smith nfia and Nr. and Mrs. F. L.
LoOmis and others. The evening. was thor
Oughly enjoyable to all concerned.
A reception was givenM Mr.. E. w. Halford,
Friday evening, at the residence of Mr.. w.
IL. Smith,. 16S College avenue, by a large
number of his personal friends, as a kind of
goodbye before his departure for Wash
ington. After refreshments Mr.. w. d.
Cooper presided, calling on DR.. Ford, Mr..
Palmer, Capt. j. b. Conner, Hon. l.. Il.
Kitchener and Mr.. w. ]. Brown, who re-
sponded to suggestions of the Chair touch
ing the church, social and professional
phases of the very useful life of the guest.
Mr.. HalfOrd responded in fitting words of
friendship, and the evening was the most
enjoyable of the many receptions during
the winter.
The Carrier History Glass met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. w. w. Wooden, ON
North Pennsylvania street. There was a
large attendance, many former members of
the class being. present. The presence of
Mrs. Carrier, of California, the founder of
the class, was a cause for congratulation
as she gave them a most interesting and
instructive talk on THE early part of the
XVI century, its political and
| religious life and reformation, and
the rise and progress in art" The talk,
which continued for an hour and three.
| quarters, was a rich intellectual treat, and
as such thoroughly appreciated by the
club, and attentively listened to. After the
meeting those who had not seen Mrs.
Carrier before extended their welcome.
PENTZER-HIvELY.
| Special to the Indian
ELKHART, Ind, Feb. 4.-B. L. Pentzer, OF
burlington, Kan, and Miss Alice Hively, Oh
this city, were married here to-day, Rev.
Parr, of the First NJ. +. Church, officiating