The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-18

Ing, Dy MISS Nottl6 DeltF1cn In nOnor or her
cousin, Miss Peters, of Columbus 0. There
were twenty couples present, and the favors
were of such rare beauty and value as to make
the contest worthy of a vigorous effort They
were won by Miss Anna Tapkn. Mr.. Charles
Thpkin, Miss Amelia Kuhn and Mr.. Louis Metz
ger. At ii o'clock the contestants were served
with refreshments. After this followed a feast
of music, which was furnished by Miss Apna
Baggs Miss Lulu Burt, Mr. Fred LOOMS and
Mrs. William Kpp OF those present
were Miss Anna Bags. Miss Lulu Burt,
Miss Carrie Gall, Miss Amelia Kuhn, Miss Laura
SEVERN, Miss Emma Thompson. Miss Jessie
Cornelius. Miss Anna Ludorf Miss Lille Luz
dorff, the Misses Goepper. the Misses Staub,
Mrs. William Kipp and Mrs. Schofeld; also, Mr..
Charles Becker, Mr. Albert Kuhn. Mr. Jacob
Becker. Mr.. William Staub. Mr.. Carl Pfaff, Mr..
Fred Goepper. Mr.. William Kpp Mr.. John Gel
ger, DR.. Thompson, Dr. Buchanan, Mr.. Edward
Gall Mr.. Oscar Frenzel, Mr.. Fred LOOMS, Mr..
Gus Schnull, Mr.. Gus ?feifer and MIR. Louis
Metzger.
Music.
Miss Constant, of Peru, has resumed her piano
lessons under Max Leckner.
Miss Kate Ruschaupt is one of Professor
Weegman's most promising pupils.
Mrs. M Fl. Spades, the favorite soprano of In
dianapolis, will spend the winter South.
Mr., Curry gave exhibition of his piano skill
on Saturday to company of friends in Pfaf1ins
music store.
Miss Bamberger is devoting much of her time
to piano study. This lady has few equals as a
performer in Indianapolis
The Misses Herrdman, two young ladies of
Michigan street. are excellent pianists. They
execute numerous duets in fine style
Mr.. John Chislett, Mr.. Julius Wocher and
Mr. NJ. Albrecht meet every week and practice
classical music the flute. cello and piano.
Miss Jessie Guffin has returned from Nash
ville Tenn. where she has been taking music
lessons of Professor Black, formerly of this city.
DR.. j. e. Hoover's singing at the Lyra on Fri
day evening evinced marked Improvement and
has received numerous compliments from those
present
Mr.. Frederick N. Innis, the celebrated from
bone soloist, with his frst-cass grand concert
company, will be here, Nov. 2, to delight the
musc-loving people.
Mrs. Ida Wallineford- Reiger formerly prom
inent pianist of indianapolis, is very highly
spoken of by the Southern press; especially in
Alabama. where she has appeared in public.
Mr. Edward Timmons Mr.. Ernest Clark. Mr.
Louis Vogt and j. Hensching 60 to Madison to-
day to play at the Opera house at that city dur
ing the engagement, for the week, Of the Grau
Opera Company
The Second Presbyterian Church choir con-
sists of Mrs. lowering, soprano Mrs. Watson,
cOntralto: Mr. Glover, tenor; Mr.. Cox bass and
Max Leckner. director with twenty-five we'll
trained chorus voices
The Elks gave farewell reception on Thurs
day night to Professor Kickhoefer, Charles
Conner and George Jennings, who leave for
Cleveland. O. The musical part of the enter
tainment was highly enjoyable.
The ladies of the English Lutheran Church
will give their first winters entertainment Oct
81. Miss May Berkenthal will render a violin
solo. There will be several vocal solos and
quartets; also. few selections by one of our
finest elocutionists
Mr.. William Baugher sang the solo at the
English Lutheran Church on last Sunday morn
ing. His selection was new arrangement of
Phoebe Carey's beautiful hymn, Nearer Home "
Mr. Baugher has tenor voice of unusual sweet
ness and volume. His friends regret that he is
not heard oftener in public.
Miss Jessie Jones, of Indianapolis, is singing
the part of Peep Bo in "Mikado," with the En-
| ma Abbott Opera Company. At their appear
| ance in Cleveland, o the press of that city
gave Miss Jones high praise for the acting and
singing she did. which, Of course, peases her
numerous friends here.
The M@nnerchor Society gives it's first concert
on next Wednesday evening, at their nall, on
East Washington street. The society has been
doing excellent preparatory work, and the event
is looked for high expectations. The programme
will be as follows:
Overture, from "Freischutz - Weber
Orchestra
Loreley by Mrs. j. P. Frenzel
Fisher Boy by Mr.. Henry Levi
Part III.
Overture to 'Massaniello" Auber
Orchestra
Silberners Baeehlein Isenmaun
Male chorus.
Scene-Aria from "Freischutz' Weber.
Mrs j. P. Frenzel.
Piano solo. I'm Gruenen" Kullak.
Miss Anna Wilcox.
Quartet from Den Puritanern"- Bellini.
Miss Lottie Adams, Mr.. Henry Levi, Mr.. H. Ben
nerscheidt, Mr.. John P Frenzel
Spring waltz ;-------------...- -Milde.
Chorus.
On last Friday evening was the occasion OF the
first concert given by the India napolis Lyra So
ciety, at their hall. The programme was as fol
lows:
Part I.
Overture-'Die Felsemnelle" -... Ressiger
Orchestra.
X uoCh0U
Mixed Chorus.
hymn to Spring Resc b
Orchestra
Scene and Prayer from 'Freschutz" Weber
Miss Kate Wenger.
Valse Brlliante in a-fat .Moskowski op 90
Miss Nettie Dietrich.
Hungarian Danees-No. 1, No. .Brahm
Orchestra
Part III.
[Faust"-Seeond Aet1
Marguerite Miss Ada Brown
Eauss Andv smith
va'cntu0- Herman N ueer
orander h. Hoover
nephis1ophsics. Fred Looms
The concert a very fattering success
the orchestra doing the part in their usual fine