The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Ella King, of Richmond, will come
tomorrow to visit Miss Van Valkenberg.
Stewart Cravens is home from the Ohio
Military Institute to spend the holidays.
Mr.. Edwin B. Peirce' will return from
Kentucky tomorrow to spent q fortnight.
Miss Packer. of Troy. N. Y, who is visit
ing Mrs. +. l.. Mayer. will return home
Thursday.
The N~orth-end Cinch Club was enter.
tanned. last evening. by Miss Mary Fish. on
East Pratt street.
Miss Summers. of Louisville, who is the
guest of Mrs. George N. Cattersop, will re-
turn home Thursday.
Mrs. Morris Defrees and children, and
Sue Winter, will 60 to Florida in about
two weeks to remain till spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Dean. of Washington.
u. e.. are guests of the ~latter's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Bingham, on North Me-
ridian street.
MAJOR and Mrs. w. J.. Richards enter
tanned q few friends very pleasantly at
dinner. last evening. in honor of Miss
Packer, of Troy, N. Y.
Mrs. g. f. Hunt was hostess. yesterday
afternoon. for the new euchre club of
Young married and unmarried ladies. at
her home. on North Pennsylvania street..
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Hadley and Miss
Margaret Hamilton entertained O number
of friends handsomely at dinner Saturday
'Obih "a nOnOA VI now anu MIS- t. Ia.
DeWhurst.
Mrs. John E. Cleland and Miss Cleland
Will be at home. Friday afternoon, to the
young friends OF the latter. who AVE been
asked to meet the graduating class of '92 of
the Girls Classical School
DR.. and Mrs. j. r. Hussey gave n dinner
party at their home In Woodruff Place SAT-
urday evening in honor of Mayor and Mrs.
A. l.. varney's guest. Miss Butler. of At
lanta. Ga. DURING the evening Mr.. Will
lam Fortune read q paper. Guests from
abroad were Miss Knubbe, Mrs. Fortunes
sister. and Miss Hussey, Mrs. Hussey's
niece.
THE CLUB.
If the Dramatic Club was composed OF
professional players instead of amateurs.
and should appear publicly at the opera
house instead of at the Propylaum for
their own amusement. they would not only
be generously ~patronized but highly COM
mended for the excellence of their perform
ance. Each successive play, as it has been
presented from month to month In the
club, has been thought to be the best. The
committees who have been responsible for
the entertainments have worked indefati-
gably. and often under disadvantages, for
their plays. but the end has, almost with
out exception. justified them. The date for
~ pl0J WIS IL COIus " VAIL
Gus reasons 1t was changed to an earlier
one, the 10Th, and last night a large audi
ence witnessed the performance of
My Lord in Livery" and The
for the latter :i Solomon Pre- sSsI Mr.. VIII.
lam Brown; Peter Probity. Mf. Newton
Booth Harrington; John, Peters son. Mr..
Evans Woollen; Pattie. Peters wife. Miss
Nancy Baker; Charles Chiefly, Mr.. Duane
Bowles; SITTER. Mr.. Jacob p. Dunn: Grace
Emory Mia MQrgaYat Rail Ui, sNy
Lord in Livery" followed. with Mr..
Harrington as Lord Thirlmere. Me-. John l..
'Griftiths as S~piggott, Mr.. Edison Woods as
Hopkins, Miss May Armstrong rs Sybil.
Valkenberg as Rose, and Frank Christensen
as Robert. The Chimney Corner is one
OF the heavieet plays yet attempt
cd In the club. and il was
Mr.. Brown. Mr.. Harrington and Miss Baker
were delightfully."- artistic, and in the pa
thetic parts brought tears TO the eyes of
many. Mr.. Harrington especially plays
with q finish that leaves no Thought of the
amateur. The Christmas carol sung at the
close was very appropriate TO play and sea-
son. MY Lord in Livery" was also charm
lngiy done, and was heartily applauded.
The miDuet was prettily introduced and
executed by the company. Harris orchestra
played the overture and between acts, and
the plays were followed by n dance. Mr..
and Mrs. q. b. Jameson, Miss Van Valken-
berg. Miss Bald Mr.. Dunn and Mr..
Evans Wooilen were the committee of en-
tertainment
H~AEDY-EARLE.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
RoCKPoRT. Ind, Dec. 19.-Mr. Hal Hardy,
of this city. II Miss Daisy Earle, OF
Evansville. were married this morning q,
the home Of the Rroom's mother, Mrs. Jen.
ME Hardy. of this city. The groom is the
| gest son of the late Thomas r. Hardy,
q well-known tobacconist who did bust.
ness in this city for more than thirty years
and by mis- careful management accumu.
lated quite o fortune. Since tho death oil
his father the groom has been In the en-
ploy of Studebaker Bros. at their head
quarters in Chicago. The bride is q beauti-
| full brunette and of one OF the best families
of Evansville. After q short stay with rel
atives and friends here Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
dy will depart for Chicago, where they
will make their future home.
BOWSER-DRAGo.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
VALPARAISO. Ind. Dec. 19-This morn
ing. at o o'clock, in st. Patrick's Church
CbesteTton. Rev. II. F. Joseph Knoll Off eli
ating. Mr.. Arthur }. Bowser, editor ant