The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-05
Matinee Musicale

Matinee Musicale.
At the Matinee Musicale Yesterday after.
noon q miscellaneous programme WIS
given. 1t was illustrative in character and
represented music peculiar to life. Der.
ceuse," for bsbyhood; Dance" for child
hood; Romance" for maidenhood, wedding
and funeral music. The numbers included
"Berceuse." by Jensen. played by Miss Nib
lack: Rest Thou. NV Child. Bemberg, Miss
Stowell; "Rondo," Field, Miss Dietriche;
Romance" Raft, Miss Maxwell; Heart
T. robs," f. Bendel. Misses Johson, Heron.
Willard and Mrs. Jones; Bridal Music"
Ial festival PROCESSION; tbl brides song, .c,
and Miss Whittier: Faithful and True"
bridal chorus, Lohengrinl. Misses Heron,
johnson, Willard and Mrs. Jones; Funeral
March," Chopin, Mrs. Kiser, Miss Nlblack.
Miss Dietrichs. Mrs. Leckner. In addition,
Miss Winkelbleck. of Chicago, who has an
excellent soprano voice. admirably culti-
waited, delighted the audience with
her Interpretation of two difficult selec-
tlons: Pertido." by Beethoven. and
the concert a short business meeting was
held. Mrs. Lottie Adam RaschIg, once q
member, who has been absent from the city
for several years. was reelected as an
active member of the society. The mat
ter of representation by the society OF the
congress of amatuer musical clubs, to be
held in Chicago during the Columbian eX.
position. was presented. and will be con-
sidered at the next meeting. The En-
chanted swan" o cantata, will be given as
the entertainment for the next 'opep day."
with harp. cello and piano accompaniment.
Married a Titled Eng,ishman.
LONDON. Jan. 4-Miss Wayne Cuyler. of
Baltimore. and Sir Philip Henry Brian
Grey-Egerton were married. this after
noon. in st. Peters Church. Elton square.
The best man was Lord Grosvenor. The
bride was attended by three young girls,
the Misses CORVALLIS, Corbet and Eyer
ton. and was given away by Henry White.
the United States charge d'affaires in Lon
don. Her gown was heavy white satin.
will q Vatican train. bordered with
orange blossoms, empire girdle and En-
press Josephine sleeves. embroidered wi h
crystals and pearls. The empire scarf of
old point lace was q present from the
brides aunt. Her tichu and the bottom of
the skirt were trimmed with long sprays of
orange blossoms. Her ulle yell wa fastened
with q diamond star. the gift of her grand
mother, Mrs. Holton. and q diamond but
terfy. The bridal wreath was of natural
orange blossoms. The pearl and diamond
necklace and the bracelet which Miss Guy
Ter wore, were presents from Sir Phillip.
Among the $50 wedding presents were
many pieces OF superb jeweIry. Mrs. Guy
ler's gift was Q diamond tiara. Lady Sell
kirk. aunt of the groom, gave q diamond
and sapphire bracelet; Colonel Egerton. q
diamond and q ruby necklace and tiarn;
the groom's tenants, O diamond tiara. In
acknowledgment of the thoughtfulpess of
his tenants Sir Phillip has given TO the
village church a peal OF bells. each in
scribed with the date of the wedding. Sir
Philip and Lady Egerton will pass their
honeymoon on the Riviera.
Martin-Donough.
The marriage of Miss Grace Donough,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. R. Donough.
and Mr.. Henry r.. Martin took place yes
terday noon at the family residence on
South Meridian street. Rev. A. n. Thomp-
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin left for a
Southern trip OF two or three weeks. and
upon their return to this city will be at
home to their friends after Feb. 10. Miss
Harrison, of Martinsville. was the only
guest from out of town at the ceremony.
Kiein-BowIes.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind. Jan. 4. George A. Klein
and Miss Ada L. Bowles were married at
the brides home tonight in the presence of
nearly one hundred invited guests. The
groom is the junior mem Der of tho firm of
ii. &. Klein & Son. jewellers. The bride is
the youngest daughter Of DR.. /. j. Bowles.
Mnck-DeWoiE.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
VINCENNEs. Ind. Jan. 4-Miss Anna De-
Wolf, the accomplished daughter of Judge
w. II. DeWolf. wat united in marriage this
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