The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-04-23


Mt. DePauw. of New Albany, arrived
in the city last night.
James NJ. Starr. of Richmond, is regis
tered at the Denison.
Miss Name Gerard, of Charlottesville. is
the guest of Miss Bowser. on Woodlawn
avenue.
Miss Florence Krag. of Chicago, IS ex-
pected here to-day, to visit Miss Bessie M.
West for two weeks.
HeSman Baumgartner, of Cincinnati.
who recei we'd federal appointment under
President Harrison. 10 registered at the
Bates.
Miss Grace whitredge, of this city. who
ia taking q final course in elOcution in BOs-
ton. has accepted an invitation to read at
the authors banquet TO be given soon IN
that city.
DR.. and Mrs. Calling. of Hartford. Conn,
are expected the last OF this week, 10 vlsit
their old friends, and will be the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Duncan and Nh. and
Mrs w. Pirtle Herod.
Mrs. E. S. R. SeGuiu Will give small
luncheon party, to-day, in honor or her
guest, Miss Townley, of Cincinnati. and TO,
morrow evening Mr.. and Mrs. Seguin will
entertain the Glover Club to q seven-o'clock
dinner.
Miss Susie Stewart entertained Q few
friends very delightfully."- yesterday after
noon at her home on North illinois street
in honor of hcr guest, Miss Madge kerfoot.
of Chicago The company was entirely
informal, TIE guests coming ana going
during tn afternoon and enjoying the
absence ot lated forms.
Miss Emma Ayres gave an elegant COM
pany yesterday afternoon In honor of her
cousin, Mrs. George Wheelock, of Chicago.
who is spending several weeks here. The
beautiful home on North Delaware street
was made more charming with flowers.
and the entertainment throughout was
marked by the utmost good taste. The
gathering. was a form Of reunion OF old
residence here and visits since her mar
risge, has large circle Of warm friends,
who were happy to greet her again.
The third division of the Matinee Mu-
sicale gave an exceptionally good pro-
Rnmbefs: Vocal ssxtst "ses n Fairies" CIT
christ. Mrs. Scott. Miss Heron. Miss Will
lard, Miss Wallick. Miss Sharpe and Mrs.
Schurman; "Passepiea," SternberG, Miss
Bessie Beck; II Once Had q Sweet Little
son; piano quartet. Overture, Comidetta."
Gurlitt. Miss Wsllick. Mrs. Sharpe. Mrs.
Schurmann and Miss Willard; "MorIre,"
Guido Papine. Mrs. Scott. with violin
obligato by Miss Shrader; Waltz Caprice"
"Brier Rose" Geo. yierling.- Miss Car
men, Mrs j. w. Lilly. Miss Merge
and Miss Hunter. and "Nocturno and FL
male from suite in A Minor" Gurlltt, by
Miss Meigs. Mrs. Lilly, Mrs. and Miss Hun
ter. Mrs. Sc0tts solo was one of the gems
of the whole seasons programmes. 1t is q
more pretentious composition than Is usual
iy sung. and Mrs. SCOTT being in excellent
voice, she afforded her audience a rich treat.
The vocal quartet, sung by those who are
known in society as pianists, was recalled,
and they sang Kjerulfs Last Night" The
piano quartet played by vocaGsts was also
heartily applauded, and they bowed their
acknowledgements. as did Mrs. Scott.
OLDs-SIMONsON.
Special to the Indianapolis journal.
FORT WAYNE. Ind. April p. -A.notable
wedding occurred here to-day, the contract
ing parties being Miss Daisy Simonson.
daughter of the well.known lumbermsn.
and William H. Olds. treasurer of the Odds
wheel-wOrks. The groom is son of II. e..
Odds. president of the American Wheel
Company.
GOLDEN WEDDING.
Special 20 the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENCAsTLE, Ind, April 22.-Mr. and
Mrs. Evan ID. Hammond. of Frederick, Md.
celebrated their golden wedding at their
home IN this city tonight. The aged cou-
pie were made happy by many substantial
tokens of regard.