The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03
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Jagusrins. the wonderful swcrdsvomsn
with the "Old World Gem" Company, has a
romantic history. She has Travelled over the
entire world and has never been worsted in
any contest.
Sam1 of Posen" Curtis says that
"Lotta' looks now as young as she did six
teen years ago, but he is willing to 'bet q
balf-ar dollar she amt For goodness sake,
don't say told you.
James Higgison, one of the attractions of
the Zoo Theater. 10 lying at the hospital with
broken leg, the effects OF fall from the
flies OF the Zoo stage. He Is on the mend
and will DC about soon.
Marsh Adams still lies in a precarious con-
clifton q the residence. 40 Agnes street.
Cincinnati Lodge of Elks of which he is
member. is assisted by the local lodge in
ministeriDg to his warts.
At the present time q great interest is
our theaters are being well patronizsd. This
IS as ii should be, as il betokens happy and
confented state OF affairs.
Miss Minnie Kissells assumption of the
role of Ike" in the play OF Mrs. Parting.
ton" has been highly spoken of by the press
OF the East. She will be given q warm re-
ception at the Dime Museum this week.
MUSICAL EVENTS.
Next week will be an unusually brilliant
one musicslly, Is the closing concerts for the
season OF both the Lyra and Maennerchor
Societies take place, the Lyra on Thursday
aud the Maennerchor on Friday evening.
Both societies have been in active rehearsal
for some time on the programmes to be pre-
eented, and no doubt those who are fortu-
nate enough TO be passive memb srs OF either
society will be well repaid for attendance.
IN La - Or Do h. ~ 81
and interesting faeture at Meridian Street
Church. The choir, under the able leader.
ship OF Mr.. B L.. Morrison, rendered beau
tiful quartet composed some time ago by
Ora Pearson, and also the well-known and
popular Ave Maria" written 81 q quartet
The latter was given with violin ooligsso
by Mr.. NJ. Il. Spades, which was executed
in his usU al fsultless style. Mr.. Williams
return to his post in the choir was received
with pleasure by the members of the congre.
cation The regular meeting of the matinee
musicale was held on Wednesday afternoon
read ana discussed and the ladies who were
on the programme all filed their places in
q highly creditsble manner.
MUSICAL PEOPLE.
Madame Helne was in Danville, ILL.,, last
Tuesday.
Mrs. o. w. Williams ha, returned from
visit to her mother in Chicago.
Miss Lulu Burt has quite number of
piano pupils in good training.
The waltz, "Cheerfulness," by Gumbsrt.
wilt be sung by the Lyra at the concert next
week.
Little Miss Berrie Boomer a pupil of
Paul Babr's is considered quite phen ome.
nal pianist.
The daughter of Professor Benton, visiting
In this city, has q most remarkable soprano
voice, and will cultivate it in the East.
The Bailey Foster concert party gave q
very successful entertainment at the Opera
House at CoviDgton, Ind, on Tuesday even
ing.
According to the Boston Globe Mrs. &c.
gum Wallace is singing In q New England
opera troupe, with decided SUCCESS in the
East.
Mrs. Enrique Miller will shortly comms nce
bousekeeping n the residence now occupied
by Mr.. Reid, on the corner of Meridian and
North streets.
The face OF Paul Hendricks is again a
familiar one upon our streets. 1t is to be
hoped that ne Will soon be heard again 10 q
musical way.
Mr.. Emil Wulschner will have prize con.
test during the State Fair this season, open
to all musicians of the State. The prizes Sc.
he submitted TO public inspection.
The regular entertainment of the Scottish
Rite took place on Friday evening. a. their
building. The music was a special and en-
]oysble feature, the Apollo Quartet and the
regular quartet of the Rite both taking part.
The Apollo Quartet, which is one of the
best known quartet organizations in the
West. will soon give . public concert. They
should meet with great success. The follow
ing gentlemen comprise the membership:
o. w. Williams. first tenor Ora Pearson,
second tenor; sam L. Morrison, baritone;
Fred L. Loomis, sec md bass.