The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-26

cital given by Mr.. John Ortengren, a favor
lie baritone of Chicago. and a member or
the Central College of Music
Mr.. Jacquelin Holiday entertained a few
friends handsomely, at dinner. last evening,
in honor of his cousin, Miss Margie Robin
son, Of st. Louis, who is here spending a
few weeks.
A social, literary and musical entertain
ment will be given al the residence of Mr..
Thomas Mounts. in West indianapolis,
Tuesday evening, under the auspices of the
Ladies' aid Society, OF the Williams-Street
Church.
The Social Twelve Euchre Club. accom-
panied by their husbands, were entertained
very handsomely By Mr.; and, Mrs. Walter
Evans, on Friday evening, at the nome OF
the latter, No. 964 North Delaware street.
The Zigzag Club gave a dance to mcm-
bers and their friends, at the club house,
on North Delaware street, Thursday even
ing. The floors were canvased and there
was an orchestra in attendance TO furnish
the music. About forty couples partcl-
pated in the dance.
Tuesday evening, at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. r.. Forbes, occurred the
marriage OF their daughter Me Pea Ito 10 ar;
left for Chicago at 1910 p. m. They will be
at home to their friends at No. Il Huron
street after Dec. j.
The Coterie Euchre Club was entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.. White, assisted by
Mrs. Martin, of Denver Col, at their res
idence on North Tennessee street Friday
III ElcS6lI Idl1-Ddllleu souvenir
score cards were a pleasing feature of the
occasion.
Miss Carrie r. Barth was the bridesmaid
of the Frick-Decker wedding in Evans
Of the bride, and wore a canary-colored
silk trimmed with gold fringe and ribbons.
The wedding was one of the notable social
events of the season. Mrs. Charles Barth
was one of the guests.
Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Milburn will give a
parior musicale, tomorrow evening, TO In
troduce the Schliewen Quintet Club, which
Is TO be the nucleus Of the new orchestra.
The programme which the club will pre-
sent will be Quintet" allegro con spirito.
by Schumann; songs, selected, by Miss
Louise schrader; Stirring Quartet" adagio,
Op. 9. by Z. y. Arens; violin solo, Devils
Trill," by Tartini, played by Mr.. Richard
S~chliewen; Quartet" allegro con motto, by
Viardot.
Mrs. w. III. Blodgett, of No. s55 North
Tennessee street, entertained the Married
Ladies Pleasure Club on Wednesday after
noon from 2 to Z o'clock. The club was
formed by some fifteen or twenty ladies OF
congenial minds for the purpose of mutual
Improvement in the discussion of literature,
the important topics of the day and the best
methods to be pursued in the work of chari-
ty; Tn hostess and her assistant, Mrs.
John ~Todhunter, served a dainty luncheon,
after which the club adjourned to meet in
a fortnight.
The members Of the second section Of
me Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid
society are making preparations for a
novel entertainment, which will be given
Wednesday afternoon. the 9Th of December,
at the residence of Mrs. John II. Holiday.
on North Meridian street. 1t will be a
Mother Goose" reception and all the ar-
pointments will be in harmony with the
subject. The Mother Goose offers many
suggestions for novelty and the ladies are
busy in making the most of them. Many
OF the favorite characters will be person
ated. Mother Goose melodies will be sung
during the entertainment. A special attrac-
ton will be arranged for the children and
1t Is hoped that they will take a greater
interest in the work of the association
afterwards. A meeting Of the various COM
mittees will be held at the residence of Mrs.
Joseph r. Perry, Tuesday morning, to per-
feet the arrangements.
The German Ladies' Aid Society is maxi
ing preparations for a grand charity ball,
which will be given at TOmlinson Hall the
which the society has given for the past
two years have been very successful and
the amount realized has been of material
benefit to the organization. The officers of
the society are: President, Mrs. Henry
Severin; vice president, Mrs. c.. Aneshaen-
sci; recording secretary. Mrs. L. Broich;
financial secretary, Mrs. p. Rappaport;
mittees are: On arrangements, Mrs. l..
Broich, Mrs. Nelins and Mrs. A. Schell-
schmidt; decorations, Mrs. O. Stechhan.
Mrs. Sieboldt, Mrs. r. Kipp and Mrs. Hen
~ Wetzell; supper, Mrs. l.. LandQ, Mrs. G..
Mueller and Mrs. Alexander Metzger; re-
freshments, Mrs. F.. Tilly. Mrs. Fred Rush.
Mrs u. Mueller, Mns. G. Schetter; press,
Frederick Fahnley and Mrs. p. Rappaport:
finance. Mrs. T.. Aneshaensel, Mrs. Herman
Pink, Mrs. c. Vonnegut and Mrs. Albert
MetZger.