The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-27
Personal AND SOCIETY.

Miss Mary MenZieS VIII come tomorrow
to visit friends for a short time
John E. Bradshaw has left this city for
New York city for permanent residence.
Mrs. G. G. Kirkpatrick, of Springfield, o.,
is visiting Mrs. S. II. SPOTS, on North
State street
Mrs. Siegmar Muehl and daughter Anita
are spending the holidays with relatives in
Covington, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Applegate, Mrs. E.
+. Cost and son left, yesterday for an ex-
tended Southern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Ballenger. Of Rich
mond, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Ed
Hoshour, of No. SOS Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. I. Dickey have gone to
Peru to attend the funeral of Mrs. Dick
ey'S brother, Isaac III. Cochran.
Miss Adelaide Rogers will entertain an
informal company, Saturday, for few of
Miss Emily S. Bingham's friends.
Mr.: and Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson have
svlvania street, and will take possession at
once.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Shaw will enter
tain a few musical friends, informally,
Friday evening, at their home on Park
avenue
Miss Sarah Horribly, of Boston, who has
been spending few weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. II. Mclean, at the Denison, VIII
return home tomorrow.
Miss Sadie Walker is home from Cleve-
land to spend few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. /. N. Walker on North Ten
nessee street, and will take part in the
concert to be given at Meridian-street
Church this evening.
Mr. Walter Bradshaw, who has been in
this city for a number of weeks has re-
turned to Helena, Mont, ana Mrs Brad
shaw has gone to Harrisburg TO visit rela-
tives before joining him in the West Mr.
John Bradshaw has gone to New YORK,
with view to locating there permanently.
Mrs Joseph "A. Nilburn will give graph
ology party, Friday afternoon, to number
of young ladies. This will be novel ana
Mrs. Milburn is the first TO introduce 1t
and is probably one OF the lew IN the CITY
A second company for a like entertainment
will be given later.
Miss Lottie wiles will entertain house
party for the remainder of the holiday sea-
son Among those who will comprise it
are Miss Mary Thompson, of Edinburg;
Miss Josephine Smith. of Irvington. and
others from Pana and Rockford. Ill. Thurs-
day afternoon the young ladies Will be at
home, informally, TO receive their friends,
though no invitations have been issued.
Mrs. IT. C. Day, with her daughter Flor
her guest and classmate Miss Landers, or
San Franci;co were at home informally
yesterday afternoon and evening at the
| family residence on North Meridian street.
The rooms were brilliantly lighted, and
few flowers in dainty vases were placed
here and there; The ladies' wore o evening fhnrs
were no invitations issued the reception was
| one of the social events of the week. Among
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great many of the school and college friends
| of Miss Day. The guests were escorted to
| the dining room by the several members of
| the party, and were most delightfully."-
greeted and entertained
Miss Emily S. Bingham, who is home
| flom Washington, ID. c., to spend the holi-
day vacation, received her friends yester-
day afternoon at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Bingham, on North Me-
ridian street. The gathering of friends was
entirely informal, and large number of
them awaited themselves of the privilege of
finding her at home one afternoon during
her short stay. Mrs Bingham Miss Emily
Uphold and Mrs. George Bingham assisted
in entertaining the guests, and Miss Laursa
pensed The cups of delicate bouillon and
waters. Lights from prettily shaded lamps
made the apartments very CHEEKY and at
tractive. Miss Bingham has not been home
stree early summer, having spent the sum-
mer in Europe, and the time since then in
Washington.
The musical event for the week, in which
local musicians will assist will be the con-
street Church. Prof. George Parker pro
fessor of music and teacher of the piano
and organ at Syracuse University, who is
fine musician, will play selections for both
instruments; Miss Sadie Walker; who now
holds one of the leading positions in n
church choir in Cleveland o., will sing:
MT william sterne' VINO Is the most popu-
lar amateur before the public. will
play a violin number; Miss Louise Schra-
der, n soprano, who is fast coming TO the
front as a dramatic singer, and the Me-
ridian-street Church quartet will comprise
the list of artists who are to appear, and
they viii present a programme of rare
merit and one which will please musical
taste. Miss Walker has received most fiat
tering notices of her singing from the press
| of Cleveland, and recently. when she sang
| in oratorio in Oberlin the praises were
something of which any one might we'll be
proud and her friends here most of ALL
| Miss Walker will sing several numbers.