The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-04
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL GOSSIP.

DVC1El AMI TEhDUNAU UUDClIs
A. B. Taylor IL spending some days among
friends in Beatrice, Neb.
Eugene Barnard now of Chicago. is in the
city, a guest of Charles f. Sayles.
Mrs. Julia Horn and daughter, of Newport,
KY, are visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Alice Wood, of Marion, is visiting Harry
Grassland, No. so West St. Joe street
Miss Nellie Bell and Miss Kate Fischer, Of Fort
Wayne are visiting friends in this cisy.
Miss Rose Baldwin is spending a couple Of
weeks visiting Miss Sempe, in Louisville.
The Haurgari will give a concert at Mozart
Hall this evening to be followed by ball.
Miss Lizzie Harrison Of Chicago, is the guest
of Miss Coe Condit on North Meridian street
Miss Bessie Keiser, of Huntington, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Harry James, on East Ohio
| street.
Mrs. Willet Judson, of Litchfeld, Ills. and
Miss Figgatt, of Virginia. are visiting Mrs. Jno.
G. New.
Mrs. W. J. Richards gave progressive euchre
party. on Tuesday afternoon to about thirty
guests.
Miss Helen Baldwin's health has been greatly
benefited by her four-months' stay at the Battle
Creek Sanitarium.
Miss Tillie Helm will leave Tuesday for San
| spend the summer.
| M. NJ Snodgrass is lying very sick at the resi-
| dence of his daughter, Mrs. Moses Conklin, No.
II Highland avenue.
The Equal Suffrage Society will meet ON Mon
day, April 5, at o'clock P. NJ Every member
is urged to be present.
| Mrs. D. w. Grassland has returned from a
| visit to Marion, and is the guest of her son.
| Harry Grassland, at No. so West ST. Joe street
/ Mrs. Sally Grassland Morrison has returned
from California with her daughter Louise, and
| Is stopping with John Browning, No. 80 West
| st. Clair street.
The young people Of Seventhstreet M. E.
| Church are making extensive preparations for a
May party. to be given early in May. and very
pleasant time Is anticipated
The Emera Club, Of Queen Esther Chapter
| No. 3, O. E. s.. met at Mrs. Sam Goddard's the
| last Friday in March. and will meet at Mrs. John
Humans, No. 1872 West Ohio street. the second
| Friday in April.
| The rivalry in the orthoepic accomplishment
aroused by the recent contest is an assurance
| that the pronouncing bee at Tabernacle Church
tomorrow evening will be rather a spirited and
! interesting affair.
! Miss Minnie Stearns very agreeably entertained
| the Mikado Progressive Euchre Club on Friday
| evening Refreshments were served Miss Car
| RE Morse and Mr.. John r. Gray were honored
| with the favors Of the evening
| Cards are out announcing the marriage of DR..
| w. FL. Curtiss. son of Rev. G.. L. Curtiss, and
Miss Florence Davis, daughter of ex-Sherif Jas.
L.
| take place at Wal-street M. e. Church, Jeffer
sonville, on next Wednesday evening.
| Mrs. Anna T. Bennett, wife of j. B. Bennett,
| the insurance man, will, in few days, 60 to
| Cincinnati. where she will make brief stay.
| From there she will accompany her sister and
| husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Herzog, of Sacra-
| mento, Cal, on their eastern tour, stopping at
| Washington, Philadelphia, and other places.
| A number of young ladies are interested in
| preparing an entertainment to be given within a
| fortnight, at the residence of of Dr. Fl. r. AL
| len. 1t is an entire departure from anything
| Der of novel, amusing and attractive features
| Those receiving invitations may consider them
selves especially fortunate
| The position of organst Of Plymouth Church,
! recently vacated by Mr. w. H. Clarke. will oe
| taken by Prof. James Fl. Howe dean of the con-
| servatory Of music of DePauw University. Mr.
/ Howe studied under George E. Whiting, in the
| New England Conservatory of Music, and has
| taught in that institution. He has also been as
ISOLATED with Dr. Eben Tourgee, of the con-
/ servatory, and with Carl Zewahn, the leader of
| the jubilee chorus
| An interesting programme was rendered at the
| Third Christian Church on Friday evening. Mrs.
| Theodore Haneman sang solo very sweetly;
| Miss Hattie Ludlow gave two recitations in fms
| style; Mr. Foster read an original piece which
was very greatly enjoyed by the young people;
| q recitation was given by Mrs. Lindell harp
and guitar duet, by the Smith brothers; duet
| by Mrs. Haneman and Mrs. Flieber, and the en-
| tertainment closed with speech by the Rev.
| Van Bnskirk.
| The Boston Times speaks very flatteringly of
a recent concert given by Miss Pauline Ham
mond, we'll knownin this CITY, the sister of Mrs.
| Charles Robins. It says: ION Wednesday even
| ing last the Dudley street Opera house was
| filled with the friends of Miss Pauline Hammond,
| the popular contralto, who gave on that occasion
her third annual concert, which was one OF the
most ENJOYABLE ever given in the Highlands.
The concert was great success. Nearly every
| number was encored In a very enthusiastic man
eliminate or afford one more praise than another
| Miss Hammonds singing was quite a feature
| of the concert, and every one admired both her
voice and her style, and so well was her song APP
| precated that an encore was demanded and
given; the fine rendition Of the latter only adding
| to her previous success.
/ In the forthcoming production of 'The Chimes
Of Normandy" under the auspices of the Light
| Artillery, there will be more than sixty peo-
| pie in the cast and chorus, as fol-
lows: Enrique Miller, Serpolette: Mrs.
Mannette; Miss Lima Loder, Gertrude;
/ O. W. Williams, Grnecheux; Samuel Morrison
| Ball. Charles Foster, Gaspard; Prof. Ora Pear
| son, Marquis; Frank Richards Notary. Among
! those who will be heard in the chorus are Mrs
DRAPER, Simmons, Hickey, Winder, Will
| lard. Lowe, Van Vorhis, Hunt, Craft,
Coffin, Goodwin. North, Murray. Krall
and Messrs. Wiles, Thomas, Chatfeld,
Clapp. Willard, Duthie. Drapier, Porter, Clapp,
| Martin. Geiger, Van VIE and Yeagle Rehearsals
| are held every Wednesday and Thursday night,
and most satisfactory progress is being made.
| The event will be fashionable one in both a
| military and civil way
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