The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-19

Herman, Henry Bieser. Otto Young. Henry Keller,
Dolph and I'd Hand. With refreshments and
dancing the time passed very pleasantly until a
late hour.
With readings by Mrs Morrison and Mrs jerks.
upon the subject OF Dramatic Music and phil
istinss." respectively, the program me at the Natl
nee Musicals yesterday included vocal numbers
by Mrs. Lynn, Mrs. Morrison. Miss Walker aud
Mits RUssel. and instrumental By Mr.. Jencks.
Miss Apologize and Miss Morrison. - Minute
lThurdsyl.
John Mstz leaves next month for q visit 10 Ger
many. Friday night number OF his friends as
sembled and presented him with q handsome
tentstion speech. Mr. Matt responded in few
words after which social games and conversation
occupied the hours, the AFFAIR winding ~ vi a an
elegant lunch.
Rev. Day, pastor OF Oak Street Church, is always
ready 10 lend ping hand TO toe naedy, and is
many good lriende, with baskets well filled, called
on Brother Day and mis- good vile and took pos
81 stion OF his home without words notice. aud
proceeded 10 administer some OF the good things
OF earth on the worthy couple in grand old s.yle.
Friday evening Ir. and Mrs. Joe Gaspsr enter
tanned number OF their friends in pleasing
manner An interesting game OF progressive
euchTe was the principal feature. Those present
were VI. and Mrs Horace A. Comstock. NJ. aud
James Davis and Mrs leila Mcknight The
favofs were won by Mr.. Comstocks Mr., and Mrs.
Drake.
Pettjohn in Lonor OF his birthday, last Thurs
day, by his many friends. Among those present
were &r. ana Mrs. D0dd, Mr.. ana Mrs. Tyler, Mr.
and Mrs. Melbourne, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter, Miss
Psngborn, the Misses Henry, Miss Musser, Mr..
6anill. Mr.: Donlon, Mr. Black Mrs. Dean, Mrs.
DePue and Mrs. Lang. The doctor received sew.
tral heDcsome presents.
NJ. Ward Hunt Dean. OF the firm OF Dean
Brothers, wss married last night 10 Miss Ella
Reed. at the residence o. the brides mother, Mr..
Colonel Ruckle Inc ,rarty in sttendance was
composed OF members Of bOt1 families, including
persons OF all ages. The presents we've many aud
beauliinl, one OF them being well-flled purse OF
gold. The welded pair started on journey TO
New York and BOston.-Ainute Thursday.
An entertainment was given to the Dewsboys
Teo peTance Union. Introductory remarks were
made by Rev. DR.. Rondthsler. A solo WAS rem
gave recitation en- titled The Newsboy's Daa.h."
The SDowdrift Quartet, Mrs. Beardsley and Mrs.
Jennie Willing rendered selections, and after re-
freshments were served Captain Ritter aud Mr..
John q. Blake spoke to the boys, who manifested
their thorough enjoyment of the occasion.-Min-
ute (Friday).
NoDpariel Club in the form OF reception at the
psrlors OF Hotel English on last Tuesday, proved
About sixty couples danced to the Beautiful strains
| the orchestra until midnight when an elegant
| supper was served by Mr.. Jackson. to which ali
| sumed and continued TIL the wee small hours of
| the morning warned the happy crowd OF the time
| for parting Special thanks are due to the Com
mittee OF Arrangements composed OF Messrs.
/ Kellogg, Cornelius and DiIer, and also the Floor
Committee, composed OF Messrs. Fletcher, Zumphe
affair e social success.
The Mer delssohn Society will give concert the
| 22d of next month at Plymouth Church. consist
ing OF solos duets, quarters and orchestral seec-
tons 10 suit the public. The society is also ar
| ranging 10 give a rendition OF the 18Th Palm.
| With iull orchestral accom- pauiment az en- early
| date. aud Theodore Thomas Is now preparing
| tfe orchestral accompaniments for that
| oca CA. This society is essentially
| AL In It's compost ion and the character Of
/ Us - msnts. and those who attend are well
| please. 49,. every detail OF its performances.
| Some * eoiest singers OF the city are members
of the .it delsohn, and ii is already in the front
rank of the musical o ganizations of the city. al
| though the society Ia but few months Oh, hev-
| ing been organized las February. There are now
| eighty seven members IN the chorus and forty in
| the orchestIs.
The Lisht Artillery contemplate giving grand
| May party on the night OF the ist. 81 their w
| armory. The battery Will leave for New Orleans
4 on the day following, and desire TO show their
| friends the Find Of drill they are capable
| of putting up Just before leaving. IN
| addition to the exhibition number of regular
May perty froliosome features will be introduced.
| II is intended to m6ke it as no-el and extensive
| an indoor affair as regular outdoor May party.
| The team selected 10 go South are drilling regu-
| larry three nights week. and are rapidly attain
| ing that degree OF perfection that please.
| Captain Curtis. The boys realize that
| they will meet axle competitors and must
| work to win. new section has Just been mus
| tered into the battery and will begin drilling
| TUESDAY night. 1t is composed OF Frank Murphy,
| George Payne. John Stone, w. II. Ballard, J. w.
| Anderson, w. Myer aud II. G. Strickland. They
| expect TO gather persimmons in August Most Oi
| them are legal lights.