The Indianapolis journal., 1890-04-24
Personal and Society.


Quite large theater party will be given
tonight for the .'G0ndoliers."f
Miss Jessie Bird and Miss Jessie Lazarus
will 60 to Cincirl lati, Friday, to spend .
few days with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward c. Egan entertained
their friends very handsomely, last even
ing. at progressive euchre.
{ The marriage of Miss Lillian Blake and
Mr.. Edward Francis will occur next
Wednesday evening, April 80.
Mr.. George Woodford's mother and Sis
ter. from New York. are his guests at the
Grand H otel for a short time.
Mr.. Ba0cock. of Ann Arbor. Mich. who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Macy, returned home yesterday.
Miss Nellie Clarke, of Richmond. is visit
ing her cousins, Misses Minnie and Florence
Coffin. on North Meridian street.
The children" will be entertained by
Mrs. Clifton Comfy at the arsenal, next
Wednesday evening, with dance.
l Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Coleman have gone
West on trip for business and pleasure.
They will return some time next week.
Mrs. Annie Geiger Patterson. who has
been spending few days with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Geiger, will return
home to-day.
Mrs. Frenzel entertained quite party of
ladies' yesterday afternoon, at her home on
North New Jersey street. The company
was delightful one.
Miss Maud Myers. of Minneapolis, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. j.
Cooper, and family, returned to her home
in the North yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. McC. Wiley arrived at
Washington, ID. c., Tuesday. and were
given large reception last evening by Mr..
Spinola, member Of Congress, and Wife.
John D. Plank, proprietor of Plank's
Tavern, Mackinaw. was in the city yester-
day, guest at the Bates. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Plank, and they were en-
route East.
Miss Emily Bingham will give her last
reading for this season to-morrow after
n0on, when Shakspeare's 'Midsummer
Nights Dream" will be the subject. 1t will
be illustrated with the music from Mem
delssohn's composition of the same name.
Two well-known young people of this
city were married at st. Johns Cathedral,
yesterday morning. at 9 O'clock-Mr. Louis
G. OBrien and Miss Ida NJ. Gualtney. In
the evening they gave a reception, at
Brenneke's Hail. to their many friends
where music. dancing and conversation
| continued until o'clock.
The excellent programme given at the
regular meeting of the Matinee Musicale
yesterday, was carried out by Mesdames
land, w. +. Sharpe, Henry Jameson and
w. c. Lynn, and Misses Sadie Walker and
Nettie Dietrichs. The last evening con-
cert of the season will be given on Tues.
day evening, May 6, by the members of the
second division.
Mrs. Philip M. Hildebrani gave another
delightful coffee yesterday to her American
| friends. She was assisted by Mrs Edwin
Rogers, Miss Gall, Miss Rush and Miss
Haueisen. All the appointments were hand
| some and the coffee" of two hours was a
charming affair. Choice flowers were or
| the tables and given as favors. A letter OF
regret. was received from Mrs. Sarah T
Bolton. the poetess. who is a very old
| friend of the family. Among the
| guests were Mesdames David Macy, Alber,
| Gall. Fred Rush, Joseph Z. Mcdonald, Cor
| don Tanner. Albrecht, G. M. Walker, Will
| lam Mansur, NJ. A. Downing. Thomas Barry
| Geo. Evans. Clayton Hildebrand, J. III. Ohr
| Fred Fahnley. Henry Wetzel. George Tan
ner, William Cooper, Theodore Wagner. j
| H.. Vajen, Charles Wood, James L. Fugate
John Reaume. G. A. Wells, John M. CASTOR
| John Baltzly, L. Baugher. Catherwood
Kate Bloomer. Miss Mary Nicholson. Mes
danes John Jones' Isabel N. Adams. Henry
| Coe, Willis Fugate. Carl Swiggett and 9th
/ ers.