The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-23
Ieorge, are visiting friends in the city of Green

George, are visiting friends in the city of Green
field
Some sweet serenaders gave some delightful
music last week at Greenfield to guests visiting
from this city.
Miss Lulu Burt is undecided as yet whether
voice cultivated.
1t is the intention of Mrs. U. J. Hammond
to perfect her charming voice under New Y DIRK
masters next winter.
An English wag claims there is butone pianist
in the world viz: List, and adds that Patti is
the only voealLiszt in existence.
Miss Mamie Stowell leaves for Milwaukee
soon, where she will enjoy series of concerts
by Theodore Thomass orchestra
Mrs Posey nee Miss Lavonia Kackley, is
visiting her family in the city She is one of
the sweetest singers of Rushvllle
Miss Robbie Lee, VINO has completed musical
course in Boston, with much credit is at present
visiting with her mother in indianapolis.
Mrs Vinton, one of our best amateur pianists,
played several selections for number of guests
at the Insane Hospital last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Barmeier who has been spending several
weeks in Chicago, has returned to this city.
where nope her sweet voice will be heard
often IN concert this winter
Lord Coeridge's bride, who is described as
thirty-two years old, and blonde with an oval
face, has a most beautiful voice, which has
received the highest cultivation.
A party comprising Misses Lulu Burt, Nettie
Dietrichs, Miss Wenger and Messrs Fred
LOOMS, John Geiger and Andrew Smith
templates going to Cincinnati to day to hear the
opera "Alikado" at the Highland House.
Mr.. w. T. Howells in one of his recent maya
zine contributions, in speaking of arriving at
concert just as the programme was finished,
says: II arrived just IN time to hear the must
clans blow distilled music through their nStru-
l. ments."
Miss Carrie Cooper possesses a superb
tralto. that is the admiration of large circle of
| friends, and which her vocal teacher in Wash
| ngton predicted would win her distinction
should she give herself up to several years study
| In Europe.
Since the appearance of the Mexican Band
| here, the piano score arrangement of their re-
pertoire has become so familiar to the habitues
Of society that their style of programme will be
| so presumably changed, will be more enjoyed
than on their recent appearance.
Miss Jessie Whitridge is filing the place of
Mrs Geo. F. Branham the leading soprano of
the First Baptist Church, during that lady's
absence from the city Miss Whltridge has
| enjoyed exceedingly good vocal advantages and
sings with artistic taste which will be appreciated
by the congregation.
Prof Ora Person was unanimously elected
director of the Mendelssohn Society last week.
The Indianapolis Chorus Society which he CON
Quoted last winter will probably be merged into
the former. If such should be the case,
MAGNIFICENT chorus will be the result, with
leader second to none.
Mr.. Samuel Morrison has secured handsome
pair OF glasses, as being the oldest resident at
the settlers meeting at Broad Ripple He has
In his possession a music book in which he has
copied the musical score and words of nearly all
the popular airs during his lifetime. The copy
is as neat as print, and the book one Of value
and interest to musicians.
The summernght's festival of the Manner
Thursday a
ton of their usual brilliant successes The Gecora
tons profuse and elaborate. The hall was
studded with large evergreen trees, in
which were hung Chinese lanterns.
the general effect. A fine musical
programme was presented without flaw. The
piano solo by Miss Louise Men met with de
clded favor Mrs. Snyder was heard in Millards
Waiting" and was loudly applauded The
aria from Barber of Seville" by Miss Lottie
Adams, was gem The society sung in fine
tune, receiving just amount Of applause. After
the concert, supper and dancing were enjoyed.
The Lyra summer night concert takes place
next Tuesday evening. The shbjoned pro
gramme shows that musical feast viii be en-
joyed upon this occasion:
'Sangerfest March .Steinhagen
Orchestra.
Overture to "Pique Dame .Suppe
Orchestra
Cer Wia Hea,cb '0nn h%t
Mixed Chorus.
Maria -Mazurka. .Novarro
Orchestra.
You and T. Observation-Disclosures. Pearson
Miss Jessie Meek
THE Surf''-Cornet Solo. .Steinhagen
Mr.. Perry ingalls,.
Sextet from Lucia" .Donizetti
Misses Lulu NJ Burt and Jesse Meek Messrs. Andy
Smith, Louis Comlossy, Charles B. Foster
and Fred NJ. LOOMS.
Elm Sommer Abend'-Waltz ........-.. Waldteufel
Orchestra.
'schen Ellen-Balad.. .Bruch
Soprano Soo-Miss Katie Wenger.
Baritone Solo-Mr Herman Mueller.
Mixed Chorus and Orchestra.
| 'Des Loewen Erwachen ''-Caop. .Kegel
Orchestra.