The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-11-27
PersonaI and Society.

Personai ana society.
Miss Tillie Hale has returned from a four
weeks stay in New York city.
Major and Mrs. Vim. p. Gould have gone
to Vincinnes to spend Thanksgiving.
DR.. l.. II. Dunning, formerly of South
Bend, has become a resident of this city.
Senator Voorhees, was in the city, yester-
day, a short time, Oh bis way to Washing
-Mr.sTorey. of Grand Rapids, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Wiles for a few
days.
Mr.. VIM. H. Talbot and mother. Mrs.
Houston Talbot, have returned from q
months visit in New York.
DR.. and Mrs. Nelson Cady, of Logansport,
will be among the holiday visitors here.
They will be guests OF Mrs. Abby Cady.
Miss Anra Doup, who has been making o
brief visit to Miss Winifred Hunter, re-
turned to Der home in Columbus yesterday.
Hiss Helen Prettyman and Miss Grace
Morrison will spend their Thanksgiving
vacation from the Thane Miller che at
Mount Auburn at home.
Miss Nellie Wiles entertained a few of
her Young friends yesterday afternoon at
her home. on North Delaware street. in
visiting Miss Grace Adams.
Mr.. Comstock. of Cleveland, and Mr.. r.
A. Miller, of Canton, o., are expected here
tonight to spend a few days, the former
with his wife at Mr.. William Latham's,
and the latter at Mrs. Martin Igoe's.
Mr.. Reno johnson. superintendent and
engineer of the ST. Joe lead mines. of Bonnie
families of his relatives. Mr.. l. II. Herring
ton, of this city, and Sylvester johnson, of
Irvington.
Mrs. George n. West and daughter rave
a very pleasant thimble party yesterday
afternoon at their home, on North Pennsyl-
mi 800 - $500
Reid, of Kansas City, formerly of this
city, who is visiting her mother, Mis-.
LOckard.
The rehearsals for the Flower Mission
kirmess for this evening will be held at
the residence of Mr.. +. C. Atkins, No. 666
North Meridian street. The children who
are to take part in the roses and bees dance
will meet at Tomlinson Hall Friday morn
ing at IL o'clock. Ladies of the mission
will meet this morning instead of to-mor-
row to prepare for the Thanksgiving din
ners which they are to give.
THE MATINEE MUSICALE.
The audience that braved the weather
and listened to the concert given at the
Plymouth Church last night were we'll re-
paid. The ladies of the first division Of
the Matinee Musicale were the entertainers,
assisted by Mr.. Frank 2. Mafey and DR..
son. Mrs. George +. Branham and Miss
Win!fred Hunter, heads of the entertain
ing section. had the programme in
charge. The ~soloists were Miss Carolyn
Cooper. whose selection, 'The Queen of
Miss Cooper's rich voice has greatly i'm
proved with her years residence abroad,
and her friends were glad to hear her for
the first time since her return. Mr.. Maffey,
who is a banjo artist, delighted his hearers
with his selections, and the greatest ap-
nIalSp of fta aVapInO waa hQafnyvad nnnn
the player of this popular instrument. In
response he gave another number. DIR.
Roe. the possessor OF a good tenor voice.
well cultivated. ng."Qneen of My Heart"
public here, bnt a future appearance
will be gladly welcomed by all
who were fortunate enough to hear him.
The other numbers on the programme were
concerted. and consistedlof a vocal qtartet.
by Miss Bags, Miss Willard, Messrs. L. s.
Swift and ID. A. Thompson: two piano
quartets. the first, "Rienzi," and the sec
ond. "a, Song Without Words" by
ST sSaamsNy; and ,v "s Nrs M1np Sy by
Misses StOwell. Whittier and Hunter. The
two last-named ladies also played a duet,
"Zwei L9ndler," by Bargiel. The con-
certed pieces were given with a precision
and finish for which these players have be-
come so well known in musical circles.
HI CATTERsoN RECEPTION.
MI. and Mrs. George N. Catterson gave a
large and elegant reception. last evening.
at their home, on North Meridian street, in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Deschler,
formerly Miss Carrie Copeland, of BurliDg-
ton, Ia. and Mr.. and Mrs. George Van
Norhis, formerly Miss Lynch. of New York.
The lmdies of the receiving party wore
their wedding dresses. which were very
handsome. There were two receiving
hours. from 5 till s and from s till IL O'clock,
and in that time several hundred guests &C.
cepted the hospitality. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. j. A. Craig, Mrs. James
! l.. Fletcher. Mrs. Frank Bird and Mrs. Ii.