The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-15


The Mendessohn Society win hereafter occupy
Pfafflin's Hall.
Mr.. Allen Geddis. the passo, will soon return to
Grand Rapids. Mich.
Mr. Ned Taylor played cornet solo at the enter
tainment given at Mrs. j. b. Robertss
Mrs. Leverings solo at the equal suffrage meeting
on Thursday was finely rendered and greatly
ioyed.
The NJ E. Church of Shelbyville Ind, has a most
exceently drilled choir under the direction of Mr.
Fred Otte.
The Secret League are arranging a programme for
Thanksgiving night, in which some of best vocal
lists will assist.
Mr.; Fowler sang king Champion" by Watson
and Miss Loder Blossoms" by Hatton at the last
Mendelssohn rehearsal
Mr.. Charles ]. w. Parker viii render the beautiful
ballad Expectancy" at the Insane Asylum this after
noon, accompanied by G. f. Jacob.
Miss Lulu Burt has gone to Paris, Ill., to enter upon
the duties of music teacher. She expects to join
Abbott's opera company in January next.
The Apollo Quartet furnish the music for Mystic
Tie Masonic Lodge during the comforting of the Mas
ter Masons degree and adds much to the impress
siveness of the work.
Professor Belcher Mrs a. G. Graffin and the Snow
drift Quartet were among others who contributed to
the musical programme rendered at the Tabernacle
Church social held during the week.
concert given at Mooresville, on Friday
evening which included several Indianapolis people,
among whom Mr.. and Mrs Emil Wuschner
| Miss Annie Abromet and Mr.. William Carbon.
Ine MaJlnoe musicale Will convene next WedneS-
| day Ancient Church Music and Sonata Form, y
will be the subjects which will be presented by the la
dies of the third division Miss Blanche Dollens will
read an essay on Sonata Form"
Miss Jessie Jones. appearing with the Emma Abbott
Opera Company the past week in st. Louis has re-
ceived numerous complimentary notices. Her earnest
desire to succeed and her untirng efforts receiving
| their due reward
The Snowdrift Quartet sang Tuesday night at the
tabernacle Church early in the evening and later at
the Eleventh Presbyterian Church; Friday evening
| at the camp fire Malott avenue, and Thanks
giving afternoon they will sing the boys of the Re-
| form School at Piainfed.
The technphone, the latest invention for acquiring
finished touch in piano playing, is becoming popu-
lar among established artists throughout the country
Mr. Barclay Walker and Professor Leckner have both
| adopted it. 1t is keyed instrument without tone
tage other dumb devices used for the same pur-
pose. The chief benefit, however, would to be
enjoyed by the neighbors unmusical members of
the family who bound to hear be the dill
| gent piano studerA.
The following programme will be rendered this
evening at the Meridian street NJ E. Church by Mrs
| Lynn, Mrs S. t. Morrison Mr.. Ora Pearson, Mr.. O.
W. Williams. Mr. f. M. Loomis, Mr.. M. H. Spades
Mr.. S. l.. Morrison and Prof. Paul Bahr:
Quartet-"Hear Us, Oh Father .Gounod
Choir, with violin obligato by M. III. Spades.
Bass solo-"Path of Duty. Observation-Disclosures.
F. NJ. Loomis
Quartet-"God Shall Charge His Angel Lee
giohS. Verdl
Tenor solo-"There Is Green Hill". .Gounod
Mr. Ora Pearson.
Male quartet"It Is the Lords Own Day" .Kreutzer
Apollo Quartet