The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-08

Dunn, for the summer. DIR. j. B. Petit
John. of Westfield was in the city last
Thursday Mrs: Flora Eaton, Of Eaton.
Col, sister of Mrs. A. Ii. Losey. is IN the
in st. Louis. -. Mr.. Edward Bert and wife.
of Upton. spent last Sunday here ID. Z.
A. TindaIl and wife: of Shelbyviile, were in
the city last week. Mr.. Max Behr and
Ete Of are IN 1es sssT Of a'
derson, Is In the city Mrs. Carver has
gone to Denver. Col. to visit her sister.
Mrs. Alexander. Mrs. Moss and Mrs. A.
NJ. Jenkins spent Saturday with friends at
w. NJ. Harvey. of Fort Scott. Kan, is the
is visiting in Indianapolis =. Mrs. w. Is.
Loughrldge is the guest of Huntington
friends Mrs. James Rhinebarger is visit
ing iE North Grove. Mrs. Anna Open
heimer is visiting in New York city ri! K.
cag0- VIM. TAYLOR is entertaining his SIS
ter, Miss Nettie Taylor. of Newark. o.
Mrs. Charles Crowder returned. Monday,
from q Charlottesville visit Mrs. L.
Daugherty, of Wabash, is the guest of her
parents C. Groves and wife. of Pueblo,
Col, are visiting friends in this city,.
The Ladies' Matinee Musicale. of this city.
will give recital in the opera-house on
w cuuc6udy cNcuiu&s III uOuOI VI tuc nldLll
Club members, whose parlors they have
used during the season just closed. The
affair is strictly complimentary. and will be
one of the events of the season Miss
guest of William Levi and family :. Mrs:
b. Z. Wallace and sister, Mrs. Fowler, of
Grand Rapids. Mich. left Monday for
two weeks trip throughout the Western
ceptably rendered in the opera-house, Tues
day and Wednesday evenings. to large au-
diences. Local talent filed the parts. un-
der the AUSPICES Of the ladies of the First
PIssbyssrian t,; sunday day
will be discontinued during the
Mrs. NJ. Shirk visited in Chicago
the earlier part of the week MISS Fannie
/ Coshocton, o.. Miss Gertrude Moore, of
Greensburg, is the guest of her uncle. w.
M. Harvey. Mrs. r. A. Edwards enter
tanned the Reading Club Monday evening.
of the Wabash railway. returned Tuesday
from two months trip in California for
his health The Young Ladies' Guild was
entertained Tuesday by Miss Fannie Bearss.
-. Mrs. Alfred is home from Kansas City
visit - Miss Anna Nicol returned Monday
from two weeks visit in Chicago.
Portland.
Mrs. Dell Palmer has been entertaining
Miss Booth. of Logansport and Miss Lizzie
lola Coffin, of Greenfield, and Master Ebert
Marsh. of Winchester. visited Mr.. +. j.
Marsh and family last week Miss
Graves, of Muncie, is the guest of Miss
Merom, Ind. attending the closing exer-
cises of Merom College. Mrs. Lou Zutter-
meister and children and Miss Cora Hoover
are visiting friends at Richmond.
Richmond
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Francisco re-
turned from an extended trip through the
| East Wednesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Philip Schneider entertained large COM
| pany Wednesday evening. in observing
their crystal wedding anniversary Rev.
| A. w. Mann. himself deaf mute. will con-
duct q service and preach to deaf mutes at
st. Paups Episcopal Church. next Monday
| evening. Professor Gerber, of Eaflham.
the summer vacation Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il.
| Hunt returned Tuesday. after two weeks
| visit III Chicago. "A dinner. confined to
the family and pastor, Rev. j. Ward Stone
of a Mr samne aS Wsisoes m
birthday, by Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Wallace
DR.. Patterson, of Fairfield, Franklin conn
| ty. one of the appointed physicians for the
Eastern Insane Hospital. arrived Thursday
Mrs. Charles Morgan entertained, at
Cookbook dinner, Wednesday evening. in
honor of the formers mother and sister.
Mrs. Sarah Morgan and Mrs. Clara Wood,
| of Muncie- The Flower Mission committee
| in this city has been active in getting up q
full contribution in the way of bouquets
for the annual Flower Mission day visit to
the Jefersonvllle penitentiary- George
visit. on Thursday :. Mrs. G. Cooper, who
lives with her SON. Rev. ]. Ward Stone re.
turned, on Thursday, from Baltimore.
where she had been visiting sister Mrs.
Id IL, A..
their children, attended family reunion
at Eaton. on Thursday. Mrs. A. f. Bly,
and Mrs. Carlisle. of Blnffton, the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Meyer, left for home
on Thursday morning.. The Juvenile
Temple gave an ice-cream supper at
Good Templars' Hall on Thursday night.
----Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wilcox are
expected back from California this (Satur-
day. evening. "A delightful party was
day evening. in observance of their son
| Franks twenty-first birthday, which was
also the nineteenth birthday of their
daughter, Miss Elvira. :. The w. G. L. u.
ing. Charley Gaar, of this city. and Miss
Fannie Oma Frum, of Eaton, O., were mar
ried Wednesday afternoon Mrs. j. l..
! Ketcham, of Indianapolis, has been visit
ing her SON. Fl II, KstteGham architect Mla at
of Muncie. and Mrs. Underhill, of Ander-
son, have been the guests of Mrs. Starr
| Miss Clara Norman has gone on an extend
| ed visit to friends in Kansas, Nebraska n
and Colorado. Mrs. f. G.. Kelley, who
had been spending O couple of weeks with
her daughter, Miss Abbie, in Chicago, re-
turned the middle of the week . Rev.
| Isaac Reddick, formerly of this city, and
now of Menominee, Mich, is spendinga two
weeks vacation with his sister, Mrs. L. r.
Close.
Shelbyville.
Miss Mary Irwin of Greencastle, visited
Miss Conrey last week. The Misses
Blanchard have returned from Purdue
| University Mrs. Fraser and daughter,
of Madisonville. o., visited Mr.. X. ID.
Harshman and family last week Mrs.
George Dunn and Mrs. Vernis Williams at
tended the Grand Lodge of the Pythian
Sisters. at Richmond, Friday 49, The men,
bers of the Eastern Star met in the Masonic
parlors Friday evening >. The eighteenth
annual commencement of the High school
was held in Blessings Opera-house Tues
day evening and each one of the six.
teen acquitted themselves admirably
A reception was rendered the active menl-
bers of the Matinee Musicale by the associ-
ate members. Wednesday evening, at the
residence of Mrs. Joseph w. Levinson. Five
well selected numbers were rendered dur
ing the evening by the best performers OF
the order. Dainty refreshments were served
in the beautifully decorated hall. Unique
and appropriate fav0rs were given each
guest, and neat programmes were also pro-
vided. Dancing was INDUCED in during
the evening, and every one fortunate
enough 10 be present had a delightful time