The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-19

parlors were Easter lilies and ferns. Atone
table gorgeous In req tulips, ReranIums aud
asparagus vines and candles with red
M shsaef har lsmV Gss.s. M Mss w% ss'vf Husns By
Miss Caroline Farquhsr and Miss Winter.
At q second, all green and white. fragrant
with Easter lilies and smilax and delicate
green shades over the white candles. on the
Ices were served by Mrs. John r.. Wilson,
Miss jessie Hughes. Mrs. Francis Hord.
Mrs. Harold Taylor. Miss CASTOR. Miss
Haynes. Miss Dye, MISS Duncan and Miss
MaudL Lucas.
At Q third. rich in it's yellow ~jonauils and
green ferns. and with all yellow appoint
ments. Mrs. w. (. &. Colt. Mrs. L. [. Gard
ner, Miss Mary Davis. Miss Winifred Har-
per. Miss Cooper. of Columbus. served ices.
Att fourth the lace cover was over pink.
and crystal vases filled with pink hya-
cinths and candles with pink shades spoke
the color which filed this end of the room.
Mrs. w. Z. Herod and Mrs. II. II. Rowland
presided. and were assisted by Mrs j.: n.
Sharpe. ir:. Miss Comfy. Miss Erwin. MISS
Olive and Miss Amelia Love CASTOR. Miss
Her0d and Miss Kate Wallick. There were
many present from other churches. and
quite q party from Rev. Sweensy's Taber-
nacle congregation. at Columbus. came up
to see the new church and participate In
the exercises. If the initial social gather
ing is q foretaste of whatt the social life in
the church is to be, there will be naught
bnt pleasant reunions.
TWO SUCCESSFUL PERFORMANCES.
Under the direction of Mrs. Robert Dor
sey the members of the Fourth Presby-
terrain Church gave two pleasant enter
tainments. yesterday afternoon and even
ing. at the Propyleum. Two plays were
given with much credit to the performers.
The butterfly dance was as pretty and
graceful as one could ask to see, and the
Mandolin and Guitar Club played delight
fully. The following Is the programme:
"Nespolitan March," Barker. Mandolin and
Guitar Club. Messrs. ID. l.. Dorsey. Z. ID.
kingsbury, ID. w. Lsyman, Arthur John
son. J. T. Lsyman. A little curtain-rsiser.
entitled Amateur Asides." Bess Burberry.
the maid, Katherine Layman; Lord Mon
tresser, In love with the maid. Robert Il.
Dorsey; Agonized Prompter, Ed KlngsburY.
Butterfly Dance little Ethel Dorsey, &C.
~companled by Mandolin Club" The
Veneered Savage" q farce in two acts. by
Grace Livingston Furniss, with this cast:
Lou Dayton. O Chicago belle. Miss Alice
Graydon; Madge Dayton, her younger
sister, Miss Blanche Thompson; Duchess OF
Diddlesex. Miss Katherine Layman; Lady
Fanny. her daughter. q silent young per-
son. Miss Macy Coughlen: Lord Algernon
Penryhn, a still more silent young person.
DR.. Robert Oliver: Dick Majendie. cousin
to the sisters. DR.. Alexander Jameson; foot
man, Mr.. Will Graydon.
THE COSMOS CLUB MUSICALE.
The Cosmos Club entertained q large
number of friends last evening at their
clubhouse. on North Pennsylvania street.
The programme provided for the guests
pleasure was one of music and recita-
tions. The audience was one which
not only appreciated good music
and reading. but was not slow To
show it. The numbers included q piano
solo. "Mazurka." Lischetizsky, Miss Bessie
Beck: baritone solo. Boat Song.n Neidlin-
ger. Mr.. Ed Nell; Ideal Banjo Club. Mr..
Frank y. Maffey. leader; recitation. Little
Town o. Tailholt." Riley. Mr.. Harry Por.
ter; soprano solo. Greek Girps Song
Lynes, Miss May %Johnson; violin solo,
"Adagio Elegique." Wieniawski, Mr.. VI. II.
Spades; tenor solo. Happy Days" Stre-
lezkl. Mr.. Neck, with violin obligato. Mr..
Spades; and piano solo. Gems of Scot.
land" Rive King. Miss MAXWELL. The pro-
gramme was followed by an informal dance.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal
RoCKPoRT. Ind, April 18-Mr. John
Eugene Taylor, one of kockport's leadin
merchants. and Miss Lucy Living CARING
house. daughter of DIR. A. d. Clearinghouse
of this city, were married this evening g.
2 O'Clock at the NJ. L. Church. Rev. II. G.
CllppinRer Officiated.