The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-06

Mrs. E A Hendrickson, Mrs. Taggart and Mrs.
Simmons.
Robert Ryan gave an enjoyable tennis aud
were: Misses Bertha Eldridge and Pearl kindle-
berger and Ridge Oliver.
The Ladies' Missionary Society, of ST. PaHls
Church. will hold the regular monthly teato-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. George ~. Cater
son, on North Meridian street
The marriage of Mise Minola Mcdowell and Mr..
John Pierce, of Martinsville, win take place
on Wednesday at the home of the brides grand
mother, Mrs. Sarah p. Elliott.
meeting of the committees appointed TO ar
range for the approaching annual meeting OF the
". l.. NJ &. viii be held IN Meridian-street Church
tomorrow Afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The Geo. II. Thomas w. r. C. ia preparing for
a novel entertainment, TO be given sc Masonic
Hall, Friday, Oct. %. The affair promises TO be
one OF the most humorous entertainments ever
given here
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. smock entertained at tea,
Monday evening, Prof. and Mrs. j. s. Black and
their son, Mr.. Charles Holman Black. The other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry echurmann and
Miss Jannett Halford.
Mr.. end Mrs. w. II. Brown viii celebrate the
thirtieth anniversary OF their marriage to-mor-
row evening at their home, No. ESQ North Nerd
ton have been sent out.
The Coullion will continue its series of dancing
and card parties for the coming season, and be
home of Mr.. Vernon Griffith, on North Tennes-
see street, Friday evening of this week.
Cards have been Issued by Mr.. and Mrs. ii. 8.
Bennett for the marriage OF their daughter Mary
Emma and Mr.. Robert Edwin Chapman, TO oc-
cur at 4 O'Clock, Wednesday, Oct. %, at Trinity
Methodist Church, Evansville. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chapman win be at home after Nov. 3, at
Utica, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Dollens have issued cards
for the marriage of their daughter, Blanche May.
and Mr.. James Watkinson Lilly. TO occur on
family residence, No. $50 North Pennsylvania
street They will be at home, at the same place,
after Nov. 1.
The Fortnightly Literary Club viii begin its
season OF 1SS9-9O on Tuesday afternoon of this
week. meeting with Mrs. Solomon ClaypoOl and
daughters. on North Illinois street. The pro-
Miss Laura Ream, one on John Bright by Mrs.
Carrie Macy MalOtt, and a conversation on
Statesmen led by drs. Mary 1. Jenckes.
Last Thursday evening Miss Matte Of, Of
North Noble street, entertained her friends with
a euchre party. Miss Title Schmidt and Frank
Retsner won the first prizes. Among those pres
emit were: Misses |. and L. Schultz. A. sudorf,
Reisner, Messrs. G. OF. J. Doeppers, A. and r.
Schultz, G. Waschstetter. H.. Weinberger, Ed
Harding, w. OF, and Mr.. and Mrs. Pfafhin.
past Week at the en Residence ISpse o of Mr. c' <. I. Steele sne
on Pennsylvania street, to study the different
branches Of science. The officers and members
OF the students Scientific Club" the name
president; Flora Burleigh, secretary; Miss Daisy
Steele, Edith Conklin, Ada Walter, Messrs. Wal
huu 0uy GSoDDLus, 4 dl TIA dlu I1cTDcIt
Arnold.
The rehearsals of the chorus for the next Music
al FESTIVAL viii begin Monday evening. Nov.
IL. The programme IL not definitely decided on,
but will probably embrace the ~oratOriO of
Elijah" and verdrs Requiem" The sizeof the
chorus win be limited and stringent rules have
been adopted with regard to the admission of
members Those wishing to enter must apply to
Carl Barus, 243 North East street, on Monday
afternoons, before Nov. IL.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
nome on Carlos street. The evening was spent
In q social way by the older guests, while for the
young people space had been reserved for dane
hour. Among those present were: Mesdames
McMinn. Cleveland and Macarthur. Misses Hay
den, Mexican. simmons, Agnes McMinn. Cora.
den, Farrell, Vance and Perry.
Friday was the eleventh birthday anniversary
of Florence Taggart, and, with her sister Nora,
the event was duly celebrated with a party. The
little guests remembered their friend with many
pretty presents, and flowers were placed every
where. Games were played and the hours were
pany Included Clara Hawkins, Agnes Dewey,
Kate Sullivan, Hattie Tutewiler. Mary Nc
Gonney, Dnla Chambers. Edna Lane, Bessie
Rose Budd, Florence Morrison. Isabel Palmer,
Ann Hurty. Nellie Rhodes. Villa Pollock. Anna
Blitz, Mary Bulman and Louise Tutewiler.
Title and Ida Kruger to a number of their lady
and gentleman friends, at their residence, No.
162 Madison avenue. on last Thursday evening.
Dancing, cards and games were the order of the
evening. Among those present were the follow
ing: Messrs. Bowen, Armour, D0rmedy, York,
Newport. Jones, York. Burkett, Jones. Green,
Young, Dunn, Bushong, Kendall, Syrup. Sour,
Butler. Balls: Grunert,. Gray, Reese, Kloepper.
senmudeI, Brow Ma,n ShrisS5y; HamPRrey' and
Hoffman,, Kruger. ~Brinkman, Kruger, Trent,
Elwood, Winstroe, Pair, Elwood, Gardner, Cant
ley, Paitrie, Balloon. Moore and Flowers.
the season, will be held Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock, at Plymouth Church. The musical
programme, of the first classical period, will be
rendered by the members OF the first division.
and consist of the anthem and madrigal as illus
trated by Tye, Palestrina. Tails. Byrde, Gibbons
and Blow, from 1900 to 164S, for the vocalists,
and antique airs and dances by John Bull, VIM.
Byrde, Lully and Haessler, from 1868 to 1864,
for the instrumentalists. The literary portion of
the programme viii be Our Outlook for the
whose capable direction the selection and ar
rangement Of the programme are due. All asso-
ciate and active members are expected to be
present.
The marriage of MI Thos. L. Brandon and Miss
Kate Z. Lalley occurred at st. Johns Cathedral,
last Tuesday morning, at 10 O'Clock; The beau
Catholic Church were performed. by Rev. Mon
signor Bessonies, in the presence of a large num-
Der OF friends OF the contracting party. The
bride was attired In a white albatross, trimmed
I'm ribbon and lace, bonnet and gloves to match.
The bride and groom were attended by the brides
Dr0tner and sister. The ushers were Mr.. l.. Moon
ey and Thos. Cain. In the evening q reception
was given at the brides home, 229 West South
street, where many presents we're received. Mr..
and Mrs. Brandon left on the IL o'clock train
for Chicago and st. Louis.
An exceptionally good programme has been ar
ranged for Professor Blacks thirty-sixth annual
concert at the Grand Opera-house, Wednesday
night The numbers cover selections from the
best composers, and the musicians are those who
have been under the Professors instructions. In
addition to these Charles Holman Black will
take part The programme in full is:
Duet and Scene from .Belinf
Misses Alice and Edith Graham.
Cavatina from Lucia di LammermOor"
Mr.. Edwin 8. Swift.
T~erzetto, 1.-THE Flower Greeting" -. Curschman
Misses Bicknell, Fisher and Halford.
a-Aria, "Caro milo ben, -Giordani
b-Arietta, DANA f~anciulla .Durante
Mr.. Charles Holman Black.
Piano Solo, "Hoosier Lyrics. .-.Schonacker
Mr.. III. j. Schumacher.
Cavatina from LA Favorita," --.---.. Donizetti
Miss Nellie q. Bicknell.
Duet from ia Favorita," .Donizetti
Miss Halford and Mr.. Holman Black.
Cavatina from "Linda de Chamounix,"
Miss Edith Graham.
Song, "visions Of Home "....".. Henry Hertoe
MIS- hester A. NJ spf a. spa siesln o0nsat0' Mr.
Recitative and air from "Zaira," 49, Mercadante
Mr., Charles Holman Black.
Song. 40. Here. the Gentle Lark, $780,. Bishop
Miss Alice Graham, Flute obligato. MI. Gus