The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-08
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mise Scout. of Englewood, is visiting
Dir. and Mrs. S. X. Fletcher, on North Ten
nessee street.
Mrs. ID. P. Erwin and daughters will be
at home Thursdays dnring the season at
the Denison Hotel
Miss Lewis, of Georgetown. KY. is visit
ing Mr.. Jackson Landers' family, on
North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Kate Noble is visiting her cousin.
Mrs. Henry l.. Wallace, az the corner of
Pennsylvania and Fifth streets.
Mrs. n. Steele Bright. of Superior. Wis,
Is visiting her parents. Gen. and Mrs.
James K. Carnahan. at Woodruff Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Patterson will cele-
brate the twenty fifth anniversary of their
MARRIAGE Saturday evening, by entertain
ing their friends.
Mrs. &. A. Waite and Mr.. and Miss Pome-
roy have issued invitations for reception
Tuesday evening, the 18th, at their home.
NO. ia ST. Mary's street
Mrs Joseph b. Mausur will 60 to Phila-
delphia. this week. to visit relatives. Upon
her return she will bring q young friend
with her to spend few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Z. Smith will arrive at
the Denison this morning from Denver,
COL, after an absence OF four months or
the Pacific coast and mountain regions.
GENERAL AND MRS, CARNAHAN's ami
vERSARY.
daughters gave an elegant reception last
evening. in the assembly hall of the Propy.
leum. In observance of the twenty-fifth
anniversary Of their marriage. The ami
versary had been kept profound secret
by the very few who had been told, so that
the first intimation their friends generally
had was the dates 1867 and 1892
in evergreen on the north wall. They
raColVed laflnpa and
good wishes The guests were welcomed
by General and Mrs. CarnAhan and their
daughters, Mrs. M. Steele Bright, of Su-
| pcrior. Wis, and Miss Canadian. The
| hall. which has been tastefully frescoed
in three tInts Of terra Gotta. was beautiful
| ly decorated with palms and chry santhe-
NUNS The mantel and fire. place were al
most hidden by green and flowers. In one
| corner OF the room was a coy place with
sofas, chairs, extension lamps and palms,
| which was pleasant place for a1rete-
a.tete. The friends assisting in enteRtain-
ing we're BIZ. and Mrs. Simeon Carey, Mr.
| w. I. Marcy. Major and Mrs. w. j. Rich
ards. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bradford
| Grover, Mr. and Mrs. ID. L. Winnings, Miss
| Margaret Lockwood. Miss Katharine B.
Eldridge. Mr. Samuel Carey, Mr.; Maurice
Raschig and Mr.. James NJ. feathers. On
| the north side of the room was handsome
| ly decorated table with palms and chrys-
anthemmus. and in tho block of ice
In the bowl flowers were frozen.
COburn. Katharine Winter. Elinor Van
| Camp and Nellie Canadian. The whole
| east end of the room was filled with plat
form, which was screened with palms and
| flowers. Refreshments were served there
| In buffet style; in the center was q table
| with elegant silver and onyx candelnbra
| and richly ornamcnted lamp and Quantl-
ties OF howers etrewn about. Extension
| lamps with cOlored shades were placed
her IT af1
| and the whole was made the most inviting
| possible. Harris orchestra was stationed in
the balcony. Early in the evening the music
was for the reception and later for dane
| ing. The party was one of the handsomest
/ private entertainments yet given at the
| Propy laum, and was attended by q large
number of representative people, over fonr
| hundred invitations having been issued.
| Among the guests from abroad were Miss
Hawthorn. of Portland, Ore; Miss Fletcher.
| of Orlando. Fla; Miss Lynch. and Mr.. Sam
uel Miller, of Washington. ID. G.
BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING.
The eighty-ffth birthday of Mr.. William
Sloane. who for fifty years has resided on
East Michigan road, was the occasion for
| nearly two hundred friends to call and sur
| Prise him Sunday ct his residence. MIR.
Sloane is q remarkably active man for his
his age. and would have shown some of
those present who felt old at fifty how
they danced Fishers Hornpipe" in ye
olden times if 1t had not been Sunday. 1t
was q most interesting coca sion. and one
long to be remembered by all who had the
pleasure to be present. While the festiv-
| ties were in progress Miss Maude Leonard.
a granddaughter of MIR. Sloane. and Mr..
| Thomas Pollard stood up before Rev. Mr..
| Buchanan and were made one. and tho sur
/ prIsed visitors. who knew nothing of their
| intention. extended their congratulations.
| The guests were invited to partake of Mrs.
| Sloanes bounty. Mr.. Sloane was the recip D.
| lent of many presents among them a beau
| tiful armchair, which Was formally pre-
scented by Rev. Dir. Buchanan in behalf OF
| relations and friends. The party left for
their homes at a late hour.
BURNs-RoBERTs.
| Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
! SHELBYvnLE Ind, Nov. miss Rose
Ella Roberts, step-dnughter of William
| r. Norris. of this city, and Mr.. Orion L.
Burns, of Arcanum. o., wero married last
| night by the Rev. } John Reece. The brida
! party left OIL the late train for their future
| home in Ohio.