The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

Mrs James B. Ryan, Mrs. John Carney Mrs John
Sarriiy. Mia p. A. MeNehs, Mrs John Holland:
-: rs.ri.hs- MA b sbiel. Mrs Ed snrns; Mr.
A. Ward, MIS- NJ. Moran. Mrs. DeWinter. Mrs d
sheerin; Mrs Egsn; 81 Bridgers Mrs Thomas
O'Brien, Miss Katie Ford.
The Marion Council gave musical and literary
entertslnm eht a. q ejr hall in the When Block,
efhlnme was very fine one, the best yet given by
tbls Council Mis- Wise The popular singer, gave
8 very fine solo. Miss Annie Lutz always q favor
lie, gave recitation in her usual pleasing mau.
reT. Mr.. fitz and Miss Devne also gave reel
iai1cnt. while The singing rendered by Miss
Hipwen and the quar- ct and others. AL In all,
Tie entertainment was success
On invitation the friends of John Matt assem-
bscd at his residence, 2S5 West WASHINGTON street.
on Tuesday evening to spend couple OF hours
next afternoon for New YORK. from which city ne
sails next week for Germany. Mr. Matt was con.
Rfaful-bd by the company upon his approach
~ 60 Tor the boys Social amusements aud con-
yersstion mace the hours pass rapidly away, and
voyage and a safe return
Miss Maggie Buchanan gave another enjoyable
eucbre party, Friday evt ming. at the residence of
buchanan carried OF the ladies' prizes, and Mr..
present. were Misses Edith Elliott, Bessie Temp
Wright and Mrs T. p, Craft ana Messrs Wort
Geloen. r. ]. Craft, Jonn Tompkins, Ed Harmon.
n
joymsnt was concluded bya solo from Misses
Edith Elliott and Winnie Willard.
Dr: Moses 7. Runnels expects to move to Kan
ses City IN lew days for ornament residence.
DurlHg the past six months he nas taken n taOr.
oHgh cOute OF training in disesses OF women aud
surgery. In the medical 'choos aud hospitals of
New York City. and viii make diseases of women
specis ~ III his new neld of labor He will leave
= very lucrative prsc ice ant large circle OF
iiisr1s mere be has been for the last three Yeas
an tfnc1ent member Of the Boird OF HEALTH and a
v4)y ,ctive nember of the S,aie HOMEOPATHIC
Medical Society. OF which he Was President last
year.
Scnilling. artists. OF Chca.o, has arranged for a
summer trip 10 the mountains of Pennsy lvsnia
during July. The ace selected for the party
VIII re one OF the loveliest on that picturesque
Pennsylvania Central Railroad near Tyrone Tne
classes will be in CHARGE of the three artists There
Will be each morning lesson in out-of-door
stretching for three hours, which will include
work in charcoal pencil, oil and water colors Ii
Is expected there will be fifty in the party. Every
iseillty Tor pleasure and artistic profit will be
offered.
An intelligent young lady of this city, who is
now recaiving salary of 5000 per snnum, de-
clares that her reason for remaining single s that
she can not afford to marry on an income of less
tnan sluOO. This, she says il the smallest amount
On which husband can be supported respectfully.
ana she has no idea of entering the marital re-
lation without the necessary means OF making
her husband comfortable. Some young man who
is making 800 year might apply with reasonable
prospects OF successful termina ion OF his suit,
out he Won have TO give d guarantee not to quilt
Nolk alter marriage.
young attorney from Indianapolis, who came
down 10 attend court last Wtduesday, failed 10
recognize our depot since the improvements have
been made shout it, aud did Hog leave his seat
until the train had started and got under pretty
good headway. ne made leap Tor terrs hsma
,ar The fsemans station, ard there IL no telliog
where he would have stopps d hsd il not been tor
the tcmmertial Hotel building. Tho guests OF
The hotel rushed from the building thinking there
wss al earthquake. but the aforesaid young at
iorney explained matters. and sfter vigorously
bIushir bis soilCd clothes Iimpld OF TO ward tle
VouTl-house-Franklin Democrat
The parlor concert given at Mrs. L. c. Atkins.
FRIDAY evening. under the auspices Of the Ladies
Social Circle OF the Baptist Church, was a success
The programme was "a delightful one Each nun
ter was highly appreciated and s0undly applauded
by the audience. Those participating were the
ladies' OF the Matinee Musicale, assisted by Miss
McEwin, Terre Haute. and Mr.. Dew lfe. of this
city. The instrumental music, given by the Miss.
es Dellins, Stoyell. Bamberger and Flora Hunter
was much enjoyed. The Spring Song. from List.
and ITO the Spring" rendered in chorus by the
ladies OF the Matinee Musicale, led by Mrs. Ham
mond and Mrs. Branham, ELECTED rounds of sp-
plause. of the rest of the programme, Miss Nc
Ewin in the song, The Longest Way ROun1."
from keokel. held the audience enthraled with her
beautiful voice. as did Mr.. DeWolfe in the song,
NOR ing and Evening star" from Aide. Both
were enthusiastically encoIed. The song GUAR
reiing Neighbours" sung by Mrs. Ham mond aud
Mrs. sbuTmaD. was piausnt ana cnarmingly rem.
dereJ. Miss Bags sung the "CreOle Lovers Song
very sweeuy, and was greeted with applause.