The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10

James Mckay. Mrs. Mckay left with o
combination last night.
All visiting Brother Elks are cordially
invited TO attend the Elks' meetiog tonight
st o'clock Hall, Clsypoors Block, opp
site Bates House.
MUSICAL EVENTS
Those of our people who are fortunate
enough 10 be members OF the Msennerchor
and Lyra societies have been treated this
week to two such concerts as would be cred
liable to any proseg sional organization nov
before the public. The Lyra concert took
pace on Thursday night, and was very
successful finish to a prosperous Sc ason. the
principal number on the programme being
the third act OF the opera Der Freischu!z"
Friday night, the Msennerchor's sixth en-
tertainment was one which fully justihes
tie good opinion with which this old and
fourishing society has always bsen held.
The same evening q public musical aud 1t
eTaTy entertainm ent was successfully given
at the Indianapolis Seminary on North
Pennsylvania street. Professor Clarke gave
an interesting programme at the Plymouth
Church organ recital yesterday afternoon.
Tonight the members OF the City Band and
orchestra will have q benefit ar Mozart
Hall.
MUSICAL PEOPLE.
Mrs. N. H. Spades will remain tor while
in Atlanta. Ga.
Madame Heine will have a benefit concert
at Plymouth Church May 90
Mrs. s. l. Morrison il conva escing from q
short attack OF the prevailing malarial fever.
The Mendelssohn Society has selected the
10Th OF this month as the date OF the nexe
regular concert.
Miss Nettis Johnson has returned from
Boston, after spending several months at her
musical studies.
shal, is now the basso at the Grace Episc1 opal
Church, on North Pennsy lvanis street.
Perry Ingalls, has taken service With the
When Clothing Store, aud will bs great a
trat ton in the When Band as solo cornetist
Mrs. Ben Enos Ia visiting, for short while,
with her family in this city. and reports In.
disnapolis.people in Florida as hourlshing
finely.
Miss Nellie Mcguire, the accomplished
pianist, of this city, will spend the summer
months with her sister, Mrs. Howe. in Nsw
York City.
Miss Anna Drspier, one OF tho leading
members Of the Christian Church choir, has
common ced q course Of study with Professor
BeiHenherz.
Miss Lou Bart formerly q resident OF
Paris, H., will have benefit concert in that
city on Tuesday evening, May 70. Mr.. Perry
Ingalls, Will assist.
John Church & Co., of Cincinnati, have
issued an edition Of "Linger Longer" bsau-
titul waltz; the composition Of Barclay
Walker, of this city.
A consolidation has been effected bst1een
the When Band and that of Prof. Beisssn-
herr This organization. including as 1t
does some of the best musicians of the West,
will be city pride in the future.
The many friends OF Otto Frenzel, of the
MaenDerchor, will at last be glad that he has
resciDded his former stern resolve never to
become q member of q secret society, and has
joined the Order Of Chosen Friends.
The first con cert of the Indianapolis Chorus
Society will take place on Wednesday Nav
20 The programme will include tine
Heavens are Telling" "Inhsmmatus," and
the celebrated sextet in the third act OF
"Lucis," also an overture by the members
of the Lyra orchestra.