The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-29

iri6nds here last week.
The Lyra Society gives its next concert the
second week OF april.
Miss Mary Crane, of To- Virginia avenue. leaves
Monday Tor GawforCsville.
The Leiderkrsnz will give an anniversary con-
cert the 5th OF next month.
VIII C.. James. CITY editor OF the Lafayette Jour
nal WAS in The city yesterday.
Joseph c Church. after an exteuded business
and pleasure trip South, is home again.
Mrs. Mary Gibson and her friend. Miss Harper,
OF DePauY University, were IN attendance az me
opera the past week.
Sergeant J W. Fredericks. OF the Greedy expe-
ditiOn, related his experience in the North at the
entertainment given by Lodge No. 81. u. o r.,
Thursday evening
Washington Lodge No. 4. T. O. of a., will give a
musical ana literary entertainment on tomorrow
evening, at their hail. corner Indiana avenue sDt
Vermont street. commencing ats O'Clock
The Misses Mamie Shields and Ella Green, two
accomplished little ladies OF Greer street. leave to-
morrow for ST Marys of the Woods, at Terre Haute.
We al wish their visit to be a pleasant one.
The Independent Turnverein masquerade took
place st Turner Hall Thursday evening. There
was a large attendance. julius Schiller. as ben
Butter" was pronounced the best character
masker.
ChTrley Powers has shaken the dust of this city
ir0m OF bis feet and hied him 10 other fields OF
labor. Runor mas IL that he will return next
autumn for the purpose OF carrying away a we'll
known lacy OF tie south side.
Mr.. W. J. Nichols. Local Agent of the Bee Line,
anpesreoioefoIe the Local Passenger Agents Assoc
ClhtlOn yesterday afternoon on the charge or rate
Cutting. The gentleman soon proved that he was
not guilty. ana ne walked out of the room a free
man.
Mr.. ". J KercheTal, of the Journal. was the
victim of a surprise party, Thursday evening. the
Cccssion being bis forty second birthday. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. George III :,
Misses layman and Nichols. Major Frank Helm,
and seargesnts Sulgrove and Cobb and. Horatio
kelsey, OF the local militia.
Mrs. DR.. Kendleberger. OF North Delaware
st eet, gave a progressive euchre and clfee party
last Monday afforn0nn honnoOrnal< a ntorfosnfp
about twenty-five of her friends. The popularity
of these socials. so the ladies say, is due 10 the
fact that the presence or the Steiner sex is rigidly
excluded@a feature we don't like.
The last regular meeting of the Home Literary
Society occurred Friday evening at the home of
the Misses Ryan. OF Elm street. The programme
was as follows: Recitation, Miss cora Brown: de-
bate, Misses Cora Ryan and Ida Brown; reading.
Miss Anna Ruschaupt: guitar solo, Miss Pearl
Graham; society paper, Louis Elyin.
We are glad to state that judge Turpie is
gradually recovering from his recent illness. and
although conyalescing 10 an encouraging and sat
isfsci DRY extent, he Il hardly able TO entertain his
friends or attend to matters pertaining TO his pro.
fession. We hope to be able TO announce the COM
plete recovery of the Judge at an early day.
A very pleasant even ng was enjoyed by the
many friends of Rev. David Walk, az the home of
ID. 5. Duncan. Monday evening. He received
some handsome presents, and mauy heartfelt ex-
prefsiOns OF love and regret that he was so soon TO
itave the city. But lew pastors have SO many
friends, both In and out of his own congregation.
Miss Anna A~lloways. with a company composed
Ol MISE Iva AuSlln, Maze NlDQeBe, Alice tray
don, Grace Foster, Julia Grsydon. Maggie Roberts
and Nina Bold, will give a Fan Drill" ia con-
neciion with the entertainment TO he given by
TIE Acorn Society of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church. Friday evening, at the hall OF the Indian
spolis Seminary.
A reception and surprise was given E. r. Bacon
on his return from the East at MS home on Oak
street. last Thursday evening. by his young
friends. Dancing and progressive enchre were
ins oI aSToS 90 WEE Were ey Mr. and M Nmon 1. nose E ma p5ese0 of
Chicago: J. Ray. of Union City, aud Frank Nor
ton. of Paris, Ill. An enjoyable time was mad by
all present.
The par.ors OF Misses Nellie and Susie Cook were
comfortably filled by members of the Hoyle Pro-
Rressive Eucehr Cluoilast. Wednesday. The game
was called at $50 and continued two hours. The
successful players were Leroy Hicks aud Miss Mat.
tie Elms. After refreshments all present tripped
the light fanta stic to strains OF beautiful music,
furnished by Professors Hicks and Wilson. Be-
SIDES the members, Messrs. kellogg, Duncan and
Kiikwood and Miss Matte Elms were present.
A friend of Mrs. Deitch. who recently furnished
a serial story for the Sentinel wishes to place on
record the following opinion regarding her: mrs,
Addie Deitch Frank. author CT "Meta Woodruff"
d novel aud the lady's first production, is a young
and talented lady, who only needs the encourage.
ment OF the public TO become the pride OF the citi-
zens OF indianapolis, and an author of no mean
standing TO lovers OF novel reading, as all will saw
who have read her first book carefully through"
The ladies of the Indianapolis Free Kindergsr.
ten and Children's Ala Society have arranged TO
given at the residence OF Mrs. John NJ. Butler.
Wednesday. April 10: ios5, the following ladies
IN charge: Mrs. :. J. Peelle, Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson,
Mrs. smuelM Merrill, Mrs. J.. A. Closson, Mrs. W.
F. Mason, Miss May Ship. Each member OF the
organization is required TO be present aud To in
wife one friend. A nominal sum will be charged.
On Monday evening the friends of Miss Carrie
Meyer rendered her a pleasant surprise, IL being
the anniversary of her twenty-iirst birthday.
O'Conner. Barbara Shields, Mary Roesewer, Gussie
Duhme, Katie Suez, Lizzie Grimm, and May
Muller. and Messrs. John Arthur. Dan strain,
Henry DIPPED, James Gibson. Ed Meyer. Gus Paul.
Frank Gessart. Paul Smith, Charles Bernhard and
Harry simmeling. Refreshments were served aud
present. Music by the Excelsior Quartette.
Mn. Flora NJ. Hunter will give q recital at Bald
win Co s to morrow afternoon at $3.50 O'CLOCK
She will be assisted by Miss Mamie Stoweli. The
following is the programme: Haydn, andante,
with variations: Dussek, sonata In & minor. Gravo.
mszuIka, + sharp minor: vaise. E major; noe.
turne, c sharp minor; prelude ID fiat major; bal
lsde. 6 minor; L~avellee, papilion butterfly con.
cert etuce; Grieg, bridal party passing by: Edgar
Sherwood. grand minuet; Henselt, romance. ar
ranged by the composer for two pianos Saint
saens, variations for two pianos on q theme from
Drs. John O Walker and d. A. Thompson. young
physicians of this city, now in Vienna. Europe.
have finished special courses of instruction Ia the
great Vienna no. pitfalls. and have had the advant-
ace OF learning German practically. DIR. Walker.
pitfalls, was joined by DR.. Thompson at Vienna,
where they have studied together. They viii
soon 20 to France, from where DR. Walker willre-
turn home. These gentlemen were elected ad.
iupcts respectively 10 the chairs of Diseases OF the
nervous system ana Diseases oil Eye ana Fear at
the last annual meeting OF the faculty of the Med.
ical College of Indiana.
Monday evening a party of thirty eight gathered
ct the residence OF Charles A. Hamlin, 81 South
California street. In honor OF the fifteenth birth
day Of his Oldest son Fred. The occasion was a
memorable one, and will long be remembered by
all who participated in 1t. BE received many
valuable presents-among which were a waton
given him By his father and a ring by his aunt,
Mrs. George z. Woods. Refreshments were served
at 10 o'clock and the party adjourned at q late
hour. Freddie is Messenger No. at the Western
Union telegraph Company, and this surprise was
a testimonial given py mis- fellow Messengers,
headed by Master Arthur Wright.
The &C. T." club entertained their young gen.
tleman friends Friday evening at Miss Lily Pot
ter's. The members of the club are Misses leila
Leather, Burnett Bloomer, Garnet AshbFooke,
Marian kress. Lily Parthenia Potter, Nellie Ash
brooke. Cora Daggett. Sue ~Stackley, Nora Lock
wood. Mamie feathers, Annie Potter, Ella Webb.
Maggie Lockwood. and Mrs. Will Allen. The
young gentlemen present were Messrs. Swain,
Radcliffe, Griffith, Wood, Harmsn, Stevenson,
Hsckley. Wooden, Miller. Atkins, Deggett, Bush
nell. Neal. Thompson, Duncan, and Kelsey. of IT.
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