The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-23
Personal and Society.

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MI. and Mrs. w. L. Elder are making a
visit In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scott will sail
from Europe for home about Nov. l.
Mr.. and Mira Major Taylor lave returned
nome after a visit of several weeks in the
East.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fl. Snow nave been
spending a few days with friends in Craw-
louisville.
Mrs. Dryedale, of Louisville. is visiting
her parents, Nh. and Mrs. w. A. Taylor, on
Central avenue.
The missionary meeting of the Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church will be held in the
chapel Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. f. Raymond Hiss of Baltimore, a
grandson of the late Bishop E. X. Ames, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. Silas Baldwin and son Harry have
returned from Tennessee. where they have
been for several weeks. The latter is
much improved in health.
was q delegate to the theological cOnven-
ton at Chicago. is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Alexander Spruance, for a short time before
returning home.
The ladies of the Fifth Presbyterian
Church will hold their annual tea this
Rey. g. g: Mitchell. An address will be
delivered by DR.. Edison, and Mrs. Whitney
will read a paper.
The Ladies' Matinee Musicale will meet
this afternoon. and in addition to the pro-
gramme by members of the second division
Whittler's parlor concert. last night.
have kindly consented to lend their valu-
able assistance In musical numbers.
A rich musical feast was provided by the
ladies of the Tabernacle Church in the par
lor concert that was given last evening at
tho racsAaDaA Af nfro N-
North Meridian street. There have been
numerous hints given at various times in
the past few weeks that q concert was to be
given. but the greatest authorizations
W was ni i5 a sfore for tho sS t andi tTess that that
completely filed the spacious parlors and
hall, and even the stairs. The Chicago
artists are old personal friends of Mrs.
Whittier. and, at her invitation. consented
TO come and lend their very valuable as
contralto singer; at Trinity p. E.. Church,
in that city, and her numbers last night
showed that she was a vocalist of unusual
i fiD,illSy cultivated H,an To beautiful saS she v saSs
great pleasure to her hearers but feebly ex-
presses it. Mr.. A. ID. Eddy. also of Chica-
go. Is a Leading %oratorio singer. and his sew
ices are In demand constantly throughout
this State. As a basso he enjoys an envia-
BILE reputation, and Indianapolis musicians
are ready now to add their praises to those
of thousands of others. Miss Mary Thorn
son, of Crawfcrdsville, has a voice
Of unusual sweetness. and she sings
with a rare expression, delightful
to hear. Miss Thompson may be sure she
will always have a warm welcome here, fol-
all who rave heard her are delighted with
her voice. Miss Eva Alden, while last to
be mentioned. was certainly not the least,
for there was no least. She ranks among
the finest of the graduates of the Boston
Conservatory. The audience was enthusi-
astic, and appreciated all the excellencies.
The ladies of the church are TO be congrat-
ulated upon giving so successfully q most
artistic concert. The proceeds are TO be de.
voted to the Tabernacle resources.