The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-10


ion and enthusiasm ran high even smong those Who
had congrezAted in front Of the rooms. Meridian
street. TO listen 70 the speakers particularly to Father
oDonaghue who IS oreof the most eloquent gentle
There is talk Of the question being redscussed By
the same disputants. In that large hall should
Be secured.
Col. William Shaw the well known travelling agent
OF the c. B. q O. railroad. was quietly married, May
~. 70 Mrs Laurice Brodbelt, of st. Joseph No. The
ceremony was performed BY Rev. Fred Hayden, OF
Mrs Richardson sister of the bride in the presence
OF afew intimate friends. after which splendid we'd
ding supper was served The bride was sttred in an
elegant dress OF rich dsrk wine velvet cut square &c
the throst and filed with point lace. caught by =
cluster OF diamonds The presents were elegant and
numerous many OF them from prominent r:r r:..
einnati after June To-
Mr. Frank and Miss Lima Mckee entertained
friends on Wednesday evening With dancing party
the Sass. Of Ms. Florence Miller The guests we're
Miss Miller, Miss Barry. Miss Baker, Miss Gates
Miss Hughes. Miss Herod. Misses Ariana and sslis
Miss Maxwell Miss Hibben, Miss Ship. Miss Carrie
Vaien. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mckee. Mr. and Mrs. w. j.
Mckee and guest, Mrs; Psslsr; of Toledo; III. Colt.
cd, Mr.. Porter. DIR. Will Hord. Mr. Percy Hord.
Mr.. Robert Msrtindals. Mr.. feathers. Mr.. Kirk Mr..
Charlie. and Mspr Moores hi Mr. Van Bursn Mr.
Charles Merrill aud Others.
The following is the programme for the commence
mont exercises or INSTITUTION 6inos 70
cur Wednesday. June 90 at 10 A. N: Invocation
Rev. Z. p Whalen; essays Of graduates Salutatory
Onward and Upward" Sadie Day. Lawrsnceeurg.
Dearborn county Honesty, the Best Policy, David u
Phsres. Manila. Rush county; Help One Another,
Ida M Csrmack, Newport Vermilon coanty; Dust
Soul. Anna M. Brandenburr' Cambridge Civ. WAYNE
county; The Importance of True Polteness. Charles
W. 'we1erIe. Connersvile. Fayetts county, What
Surr DE esunsy Ida H.
J. G.. Blake; delivery of diplomas and remarks.
and friends Judge Lewis Jordan; recitstion in
concert by post graduates recitation "Curtew Must
Not Ring Tonight" by Eleanore Perette; bensdc-
The Iroquois Club gave dance on Friday night ct
the residences of Mr.. Hayes, several miles from the
city. which will be memorable sffa- to those vino
were fortunate enough to 60 Before reaching the
house. the lights OF hundreds Of Chinese lanterns
could be seen and upof: arriving it all ablaze
with light The dwelling is spacious, and the many
made It one Of the most delightful Of enrertainmsnts
The young ladies were all In handsome party dress
and the gentlemen in full dress. making
| rs Lily Blake, Bale Closer, Bessie Beck nellie
| Browning. Nellie Whiteomb. Jessie Lazarus. Nellie
Kitty Cones, Stella Rogers Carrie and Nellie Boyies,
M1. jay aoss iS @ esosss Bsei Bert R.n:sy
Haueson. Charles Angle. Homer Jones, Ed Harrison.
Charles Divine, Carroll Calkins Bichsrd Talbot;
4 John Mccullough. Tom Christian. Id Gal, VIII
Pearce Albert Gall and others.
| The parlors of the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton have been made attractive by the recent addition
to the walls of three pictures two of which have
ment given under the auspices of the woman's Aux
| iiiary May 15. The sum realized was $169. This
amount has been increased to 500 by the gifts OF
Miss Dean. Mesdames Fairbanks. Richards. d. w.
Coffin, Day, Gates, Foster, Hussey. c. E. Coffin and
Haughey. One of the paintings. large canvas, rep
reseItins gorgeous Florida sunset, is the work Of
| o. cffv he mai ting IN mad AZ
$3.50 Mr.. Gruelle having donated in part the price,
The other purchase is one Of Mr.. Steeles Vermont
| Mr.. Steele has presented the association with .
| charming sketch of mountain brook in Bavaria.
This with choice water color painting, the gift of
Mr.. Gruele. in addition to the late purchases. en-.
riches the ASSOCIATION with fine nucleus of artistic
| Embellishments: The committee having the enter
prise in charge has been presented together with Mr.
| services q vote or thanks by the auxiliAry.
Musical Notes.
| Professor Belcher proposes to revive this popular
concerts for the summer and for this purpose has SO.
cured the best instrumenrallsts Of the city. This
military band viii be of the largest that has
It's result is SO satisfactory to lead the Pro.
fessor to hope for the highest -nusical
erage listener too low to displease the cultivated
taste The programme will be made up OF selections
of sufficient excellence to attract the best patronage
The first concert will probably occur at Tomlnson
| cents. s-4
Great interest is being shown among musicians and
music lovers in the coming concerts concurrent with
the State Music Teachers Convention, which will be
held in this city on june %, 26 and 81. The pro-
grammes to be given feast and include recitals
Mr.. Armin Rocker, 'cellost, and the ladies'
chorus and orchestra of the Lyra Society;
by. Miss Neatly Stevens. of Chicago. assisted
by Mr.. Charles Abercrombe, of tho same
city. by Nina Birdie Blye, of Kentland, assisted by
l. Mrs, Henry Schurmann and Mr.. Frank Hemstreet;
by DIR. Louis Mas, of Boston assisted by Miss Ida
Sweenie, And three recitals where several piansts
and vccalists viii take part. The mornings md after.
Moons will be devoted to papers and discussions by
entire session Is only ST. that every teacher pupil
and music lover will be able to enjoy the rich musical
treat which it Is to be.
The last concert of the season by the Mendelssohn
Is TO be given at Plymouth Church next Tuesday
evening. An unusual feature will be the use of the
great organ instead of orchestra II is well known
that the approaches the orchestra than
any other instrument and with the grand chorus Of
the Mendelssohn, 1t IL expected that excellent Of
Bahr win preside at the organ and Mr.. Julius Kohl
ct the piano. About one hour of the concert will be
taken up by selections from the great Messiah.
with full society and the following soloists: Mrs
u J. Hammond, Mrs. Henry Schurmsnn, Mr.. w
II. DagRett and Mr.. Chas Hanson. Miscellaneou.
numbers occupy the second of the programme,
follows Organ solo, Professor Bahr; duet, Spanish
Serenade" Dulcken) Mrs. Anna Walker and Mis-.
Sadee Walker; solo, where Lindens Bloom Buck
xetti). Mrs. Henry Schurman; violin solo. Les
Adieux" tGoltman, Mr.. NJ. H. Spades; .InAamma
tus" from ''Stabat Mater tRossiniJ, Msndslssohr
Society; Mrs. u. j. Ham mond soloist.