The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-10

Lynch and family, and then 60 to other Eastern
cities for an indefinite stay.
Dr. c. L Fletcher has gone to Cincinnati, to
attend medical convention.
Col VIM W. Dudley was yesterday admitted
to practice in the United States Court
Mrs. Talmaes, Of Chicago. is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. 0. Il Hssselman, on East Michigan
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton l.. Prescott win leave
the 1st of June for Kansas City for permanent
residence.
Mr.. and Mrs E. J. Cotton. who have been
spending several weeks In the city, left yester-
day for Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R Rudolph and son, Of
Huron, D. T., are in the city, spending Q short
time with friends
Mrs W. L. Carroll, who has been the guest Of
friends here for several weeks, returned yester.
day to her home 10 Buffalo.
. Mrs. VIM. Day went to Columbus. O., yes
terday, where sne was called by the illness of
her mother, Mrs. Curtis g. Brown.
Mr.. and Mira Simon l.. Kiser are expected
home tomorrow night from their wedding tsip.
They will make their nome with Mrs. Kisers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs II. 1amberger, on North
Alabama street, for the present
Mira Annie Jsnness Miller will be the guest
OF Mrs. May Wright Sswail, next week. and
give number of her enjoyable talks on ''drsss, I"
illustrated by . large number Of besutiful and
useful toilets. The afternoons were enjoyed BY
90 many last season that the ladies are antici.
esting to them The first viii be held Monday.
at B o'clock. ut MIRA Sewalls
A 'ysllow tea" will be given this afternoon,
from till o'clock, at the residence Of Mira W.
D. Cooper. corner Of College and Lincoln ave-
nues, by the ladies' Of the Free Kindsreartsn and
Childrens Aid Society. The corps Of ladies under
whose auspices the tea 10 given are Meedsmes
w. d. Cooper. Webster. Joseph z. Mcdonald.
w. p. Bingham. A NJ. Robertson and Geo Z.
Townley. All friends OF the cause are invited,
they may become familiar with the work here,
| and enjoy the form Of entertainment Special
attractions have been arranged for the yellow
tea, and . successful affair 10 anticipated
/ Miss Mary Stowell read very good paper b.
fore the Matinee Musicale. Yesterday afternoon.
her subject being "a Plea for Higher Musical
Education The mattsr was well expressed.
short and TO the point. and aptiy illustrated- Is
| was one OF the best papers read this season.
Three vocal quartets were rendered By Mrs.
Walker. Mira Morrison and Misses Walker aud
| Cooper from Stephen Emery's compositionG
Other numbers were given by Misses Brauham,
Hunter. Wilcox, Mrs Enrique Miller aud MIRA
ID. II. Spades A feature Of the programme
was . song. The Dimples in Her Chssk. COM
posed By Professor Ernestinof. Of this city,
and sung b. Miss Cooper. Tie piano accom-
panimsns u the best part Of the whole, the
words and theme being trifine and far below
that Rentlemans known excellence Of compost
| tion, and unworthy Of him.
coPELASD-coJ,E
| opeciai 90 the indianapolis Joprnsl
SHELBYvuLE, May 9.-This afternoon. - the
home Of Hiram B. Cole. near Morrisiown. DE-
| w. T. Copeland. Of Cincinnati. and Miss Frau
els Cole were married, the ceremony being per-
| formed in the presence Of the relatives The
onewly married couple left on tho nrst train Tor
| Cincinnati.