The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-05
Personal and Society.

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Mr.. Henry Dunbar left yesterday for
Pierre, 5. d., to go into business.
Miss Name Coffman, who has been visit
ing friends in Noblesville, has returned
home.
Miss Bright Armstrong, of Camden, and
Miss Nancy Elston, of Charlottesville, have
returned home, after having spent a month
here with friends.
The Indianapolis Literary Club will open
with a ladies' night on Monday evening.
Mr.. j.. Is. Roberts will reada paper on "SyS-
TENS of Land Tenure"
Mr.. John A. Butler, at present assistant
paying teller at the Indiana National Bank,
has accepted a position as paying teller in
the new Capital National Bank:
Mr.. Walter w. Black, of Kansas City,
brother OF Charles Holman Black, is
visiting his parents. Prof. and Mrs. j. $.
Black, at 1859 North Illinois street. This is
the first meeting of all the members of the
family in ten years.
The indianapolis Lancers held their ini-
tial dance for this season last evening, at
Brenneke's Academy, and there was a large
attendance. The club is composed of forty
young men, and, like the Arlington, which
was held last week, each gentleman invited
a lady. The number filled the hall COM
fortably, and dancing was a great pleasure.
Harris orchestra furnished the music, and
the amusement was continued till a late
hour. The entertainment was the fore
taste OF a series of dances which this club
will give during the season.
Prof. j. S. Black. q veteran in musical cir
cles in this city, will give a concert at the
Grand Opera-hOuse, on Wednesday even
ing. with his pupils, assisted by his son,
Mr.. Charles Holman Black, who Is just
home from Europe. where he has been cul-
tlvatlng his voice under the eminent mas
ter, Faure. Professor Blacks annual con-
certs are always largely attended. and this
year, with the additional attraction of MIR.
Charles Blacks singing. the op%era-house
Will undoubtedly be crowded. A fine pro-
gramme of choice compositions has been
prepared for the occasion.
The first concert given by the new School
of Music, was a piano recital last night by
Fraulein Terisina Wagner. a graduated
pupil of the Conservatory of Music at Stutt-
CART. and who is q finished artist. Her pro-
gramme embraced strictly classical compo-
sitions. The ballade A fiat and two etudes
Op. %, Nos. ! and 3, from Chopin; varia-
tons in G minor. of Beethoven; nocturne
In + major. by Chopin; romanZa, f sharp
major, by Schumann: etude ST visea ~jetais,
by Henselt; and LISTS rhapsody. No. II.
Fraulein Wagner Is a great acquisition to
Indianapolis musical circles. She possesses
ability of a high order of cultivation and
plays exquisitely, every number being
given with a force and breadth as we'll asa
dellcacy and tenderness Just suited to the
composition. Mrs. S. L. Morrison, the we'll
known contralto, assisted with two solos,
20 Rest in the Lord" by Mendelssohn, and
Lullaby and Summer Evening by Las
sen. Both were given with the singers
characteristic sweetness and expression.
and contributed much to the evenings
pleasure. Prof. John Towers, who has
joined the School of Music as voice in
structOr, acted as Mrs. Morrison's accom-
PIANIST very acceptabiy.
vINCENNEs.
Miss Emma Clauss, a charming little lady, of
CopHhnpp u the oFacf of hon onu.frs thn Nft,soa
Laval - Miss Kate Howard, of Washington, is
the guest OF Miss Helen Callahan. :. Mrs.
Elizabeth Joice and son Harry have returned
from a visit to Cincinnati. Ike b. Kuhn and
Miss BERTHE Kuhn are visiting in Cincinnati. -.
Mrs. J. X. sloat, of Ration, N. NJ. is visiting her
Lizzie stadler has returned from Indianapolis.
Miss Ella Wittig has returned from Greensboro,
Ky Miss Jennie sartor, of Bruceyille. is visit
Ind, is visiting Miss Nellie Beach. Mrs. W. b.
Roberts, of Lawrenceville, is the guest of Mrs. j.
s. Pritchett- Miss Name Mckinney. of Graf
ton, W. Va, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Denlson.
Mrs. August Laval and daughter Lane have
returned from a protracted visit to Cincinnati
Mrs. NJ. f. sebree. formerly Of this city, Of Col
orado Springs, Col. Is visiting Mrs. Will Teiralt.
..-.Miss Lou Schalle,, who has been visiting at
Cincinnati for several weeks, returned home
this week, accompanied by Miss Mollie Berk-
Mrs. Walter A. Phillips and Master Harry Den
ny left for their home. at Terre Haute. after two
Gimbel has returned from Cincinnati where she
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Loeb.
Miss Mary Knight and Miss Maggie Thorme, of
Hazleton, are the guests of Miss Maggie Ghom-
ley Mrs.. George Dunkle, of Seymour, who has
been the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Henderson, has
returned home. !, v Mrs Frank CLARK i visiting in
1 saa'..Mr 1s'm DR.. wiss VISIT Of Missouri & d.n''h is
s mis, s TssT T of Mrs 8, Gs b; RG Is TisIt,n4
friends in the lily. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Mattox. OF
St. Louis. visited here this week Miss CalIie
and and % NJ ol Vayyii rs xasls,ng Of Mii E1 hlls n are - yis.
iting the family of Chas. yatcheI. ST. Miss
Gertie Kellems, of Washington. is visiting Miss
Carmel, are visiting Eugene Hack and wife,.
Miss Celia Lannert, of Evansville, il visitin z
Mrs. j. A. Breivogle-- Miss Pearl Kessinger. of
man.--.Miss Anna Manning, of Evansville, is
visiting Miss Clara K%uhlmeyer. -. Mrs. Alice
eore1y;s nee M Buck. W Mfr of y Rev Xi.,f 4; b. hs Corey Tsy:,t Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Buck. Mrs. Grear, Of Mt.
Carmel. is the guest of Miss Lille Massey
Mrs. Anna ~schailer, nee Petterskamp, of Owens
boro. KY, after a pleasant visit to her parents,
has returned home Miss Sandusky, of Bre-
we're, No., and Mrs. Springer, of New Lebanon,
Ind, are the guests of Mrs. y. G. Ennison. 80.
Ra.. are 3, visiting hda { D Dr.s w. an B, and NAM III. q Z. t 4. Bedefi
and their families. Mrs. Hewenbuck and
daughter sas yis,t,n Miss Mrs. Mamie HENRI 9I E Esps
Mrs. Leonard Yost and Miss Name Lesser, of
Evansville, are the guests of the Misses Leiber-
A Ll1l vi anu VI II II lGnh vi I. LOuld,
are in the city, visiting friends and relatives
Mrs. Martha Hooper. of Bicknell, is in the city,
visiting her sister, Mrs. Amanda Z. Elliott -.
Mrs. Robert II. Wallace, of Washington, is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Geo. Thurgood. 80.
Miss Maud Bruner and Bertha Costello, from
Worthington. are the guests of Mrs. Milton Hit.
-. Misses Mollie Mollett, Viola Rinarth, and
Anna Hines. of MI. Carmel, are visiting Misses
Lou and Nellie Momine on South Eighth street.
MARTINsvILLE.
Mrs. DIR. Hall, Mrs. VIM. BAN and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Balm, of Parke county, are visiting
relatives here George Preston and family are
visiting friends in Paragon Mrs. Ed StOker, OF
Paragon, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
dianapol1s, has returned to this city for mineral
water baths....Mrs Ada Tuley, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Til Treat,
has returned to her home in Bloomington
Mr.. and Mrs. {. c. Hadley, OF Danville, will ar
rive this week on a visit TO Miss Tuiie Cunning
ham.--.Mr and Mrs. W.. f. Teal, of Shelbyville
are in the city taking mineral-water baths.
Miss Pearl Rocker. OF BROOKLYN is visiting Miss
Gallo McCracken-- Miss Tuhe Cunningham
gave an elegant bonnet party to a number OF hel
friends, Friday evening, in honor OF Miss Leila
Welker and Mr.. j. W. Rose Miss Anna Es
linger has returned from an extended visit u
friends I'm Indianapolis MI. and Mrs. Isaac
Reames will leave, Monday, on a visit TO rela
tives IN Kansas and the Indian Territory. Mrs
]. T.. Fuselman gave a thimble party. Thursday
evening, and a tea to a number of lady friends. ..
brother, John Wilcox.---Rev. Joseph Woods and
son Oscar, OF Evansville, are in the Clyde
K. j. Jackson, OF Linton, who has been here 70
the past two weeks visiting friends. has returned
home.--. Mrs. NJ. Hite hos returned from Nor
folk, Neb., where she has been to attend tn