The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-07
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. Jennie Mickey. of Lebanon. is spend
inga few days here with friends.
Mrs. Chapln. of Greencastle. is the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Solomon CisyDooi.
Mrs. Ferd Acb, of Dayton. is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Kahn. on East Market street.
Mrs. Poucher, of Chicago. who Is Mrs. w.
b. Aliens guest. will return home to-mor-
row.
Mrs. V. I. MaIott and aughters will re-
turn tomorrow from their visit to New
York.
Miss Onderdonk. of Chicago. is the guest
of Mrs. Joseph A. MilburD. on East Yer
mont street.
Mrs. Benjamin Kelsey has been called to
Baltimore by the death of her brother, MIR.
Andrew Gray.
Mrs. Pearl Haines and daughter. of Rich
mond. will go to Mrs. n. 5. Byram's to-day
to make q visit.
Mrs. Charles A. Parsons. of Peru, is the
guest of Mrs. McKenna and family. on
North Alabama street.
Mrs. Bullock. of Elmira. n. Y. who has
been visiting Mrs. w. i. Brown, on Park
avenue, has gone home.
Miss Lois Eastman. of Brooklyn. who has
been spending three months with Dr.. East
mans family. will return home to-day.
Mrs. III. Z. Drew has returned from CIn-
cinnati, accompanied by Mrs. George Bre-
count, who will spend a few days with her.
Mrs. Frances NJ. Habsrly will give tho
next of her series of lectures on italian art
The subject will el'Titiens."
The engagement is announced of Miss
Helen C.. Walker. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. M. Walker, and Mr.. Henry NJ. Waite. G.
E.. who is a grandson OF the late Chief
Justice Waite.
Mrs. E. F. Cost entertained Q few friends
last evening at her parents home on Cen.
trail avenue. for Mrs. Moore. of Princeton,
and Mrs. Ripple. of Columbus, o., Mrs. Hen
~ SChurmann's guests.
Mrs. Mitchell Mayberg, of st. Louis. is
visiting her parents. Rabbi and Mrs. Mes
sing. on North Alabama street. Mrs May
berg will sing q solo this evening. at the
song service to be given at the Market
street Temple.
There was an informal meeting OF the
sixth section of the kinderaarten at Mrs. j.
II. Baldwin's yesterday afternoon to pre-
burn made a short address on kindergarten
work, and several musical numbers were
given.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Eckhouse rave issued in
vItations for the marriage of their daugh-
ter Jennie and Mr.. Gilbert Hart. of Balti-
more. Nd. to take place at the Market
street Temple Wednesday evening, the 10Th.
The will be followed by a recep-
tion, banquet and dance at the Americus
Clubhouse.
Miss Newcomer gave a pleasant musicale
yesterday morning to a few friends; in hon
or of her guest. Miss Comfy. The pro-
gramme included q piano solo by Miss
Adele WalIick. q song by Mrs. Ii. H. How
land. and a quartet. "O-yu-chason." sung
by Miss Kate Wallick. Mics Anna Hsssel-
man. Miss Emma MartiDdale and Amelia
Love CASTOR. who accompanied themselves
on the mandollns and guitars. The young
ladies wore Japanese dress for the number
and TO assist the hostess In serving refresh
ments; After the latter the music was con-
tinued: Mrs. Augustus Coburn played. Miss
CASTOR, Mrs: A. III. Snow. Mrs. Harold
Taylor and Mrs. Rowland sang. The gath.
ering was small an informal, and was for
Miss Comly's friends.
Mrs. Horace T. Bennett gave q beautiful
lily luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs.
Poucher. of Chicago, who is Mrs. w. B. Al
lens guest. The table decorations were
exquisite. A scarf of green silk, covered
with silk null, resembled water. In the
center was q mirror. with silver Candida
bra. and green candles, and white shades.
The scarf and mirror were bOrdered with
lilies of the valley. and sprays were scat
tered over its length. at each plate were
cards tied with green ribbon and o corsage
bouquet of lilies. The guests included
Mrs. Poucher. Miss Ripple of Columbus, o.,
Mrs. q. Is. Moore of Princeton. Mrs. A. l..
Mason. Mrs. William Scott. Mrs. w. b.. AL
len. Mrs. Henry Schurmonn, Mrs. George X.
Sullivan. Mrs; Harold b. Hibben, Mrs.
AAS u La Va hboO
Mr.. Leopold Godowsky. one of the FORE
most Dianists now before the public, gave
q recital yesterday afternoon before the
members of the Matinee Musicale and
their friends at P~ropyIDum Hall. 1t was
through the courtesy of ID. II. Baldwin 81
Co. thar the society was able to provide
such O musical treat for their open day pro-
gramme. Mr.. Godowsky is q skilled
musician. and his Interpretation of the pro-
gramnie was r~emaSkable. His superiority
Is In the brilliant and delicate line of
composition. and his runs and embeliish-
ment were marvels of execution. He
was most enthusiastically applauded after
every number. The finale was the ''Invi-
tation TO Dance of Weber's. arranged by
TausiG. and for it he was so vociferously
applauded he returned and played waltzes
of Strauss. arranged by Scheutte. An
other set of the Same waltzes was played
in place of the "Elfenspiel." by HsYman,
announced on the programme. Mr.. GodOw-
sky was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Leckner last evening. who invited o few
friends to meet him informally.
SMITH-DOvE.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
No~BLEsvILLE, Ind. April Cat the home
of DR.. Silas c. Dove. of Westtield. lastnight.
took place the marriage Of Mr.. Bert Smith. q
dry goods merchant of louisville. and Miss
Halcyone II. Doge. Rev. William ID. Parr,
of kokomo, officiating. There were pres
ent q large number of guests from other
CITIES. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will make their
home in louisville.
Brightwood Nominntions.