The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-19


DR.. L. F. Page has gone to New York to
spend several weeks in the hospitals.
MISS Dunlap of New York. is the guest of
Miss Olive CASTOR, and will remain several
weeks.
Mrs. Edward Schurmanu will go to Hot
Springs Ark. in few days TO spend
few weeks
Mrs. Louis WIttenberg, of Baltimore. IS
here TO spend several weeks with relatives
and friends.
Miss Maud Winckelbleck. of Chicago.
will be the guest of Miss Katharine kregelo
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Morrow will leave
In few days for California, to be absent
an indefinite period.
Mrs. Ho7stio n. Kelsey, of Chicago, Is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. !. n.
Bloomer, on North Pennsylvania street.
Judge c. c. Hines. of New York. is ex-
pected the last of the week to visit his son,
Mr. Fletcher Hines. No. Ill Ruckle street.
Mrs. Frances NJ. Haberly, who was the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. n. A. Hyde while in
the city, returned to Terre Haute yester-
day.
Miss Minnie Harle gave q very pleasant
luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss Grant
and Miss Pinkerton, who are visiting Miss
Reese.
Mr.. William Eckert Sharpe will leave
Sharpe will join him there the first OF the
month.
Mr.. nj. II. Spades has returned from
Florida, where he went to take Mrs.
Spades The latter is pleasantly located
at Indian river.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. De Way will leave to-
day for Chicago to reside permanently.
They will 90 at once TO housekeeping at
No. PASS Indiana avenue.
The ladies of Central Christian Church
Will be entertained this afternoon with
plate and napkin social by Mrs. Dr. White,
at her home. No. $50 North East street.
from to o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Gri1fiths will occupy
the residence of Mr.. ana Mrs. George q.
Tanner on North Tennessee street, during
the absence of the latter In Europe MIR.
and Mrs. Gritfths will take possession the
LIST of February.
The programme at the Matinee Musicale,
yesterday. was listened to by an unusually
large audience. The composers whose
works were illustrated were Sterndale Ben
nett. Gounod. F. Hitler and Bellini. There
were no changes and each and every num-
Der was good. the duo by Miss Niblack and
Miss Haines being particularly well played.
The following were the numbers: Now,
Fen Now. BellinI; sunday Night" Hitler,
es Mss sGm
and be STILL" Gounod, Mrs. Lynn; "Lutz-
owls Wilde Jagd." two pianosl. Hitler,
Miss NIblack and Miss Haines; "Murmur-
ing Zephyrs." (triO), GounOd. Miss johnson.
| Miss Walker and Mrs. Sharpe; The Lake."
Bennett. Mrs. LilIey; The Dance
Invites U.s." Gounod, chorus. aud "Valse."
quartet. Miss Maxwell. Miss Dietrichs,
Miss Carman and Miss Moore. At bust
ness meeting it was decided for the must
Gale to accept the invitation to participate
| in the musical congress for wOmen's anna.
teur clubs, and the details of the arrange
| ments are TO be left to the executive COM
v,,tt nf tha ~
will be open day. The cantatas of The
Enchanted Swan" will be given. Miss Nib
lack and Miss Hanes will play Miss
Roschig sing two solos and q harp and
schmidt. will complete the programme.
Each member. active and associate. Is en-
titled to four invitations for friends. which
they can secure from the secretary, Mrs.
w. G. Lynn, 76 West Second street.
KAHN-DEITCH.
A very pretty wedding took place last
evening at the new Americas Club house,
on North Alabama street. The bride was
Miss Cora Kahn, sister of Mr.. Henry Kahn,
and the groom Mr.. Henry Deitch, both of
this city. The drawing-room was filled
with relatives and friends to witness the
ceremony. which was performed by Rabbi
| Messing, of the Market-street Temple. The
| bride and groom were preceded bv the
| ushers. Messrs Jacob Solomon. Moses Fish-
er Bert telbieman, Isaac hice and Hart
| Kiser An orchestra stationed in an adj
| joining room played the wedding march.
| The bride. n petite and graceful brunette,
wore handsome gown Of cream white
crystal crepe, trimmed with duchesse lace
and pearls. She wore long flmy
| veil, and carried bouquet of
Bride roses The rooms were
richly and tastefully decorated with
| palms, smilax and q prOfuslon of flowers.
| III n baan 6Pt
| supper was served In the large hall, $50
| guests being seated at once MIR. Henry
| Kahn acted as master of ceremonies and
several informal toasts were responded to
| by friends. The supper was followed by q
| dance till q late hour. Mr.. and Mrs. Deitoh
| were the recipients of numerous beautiful
| gifts, which will make their home very. at
| tractive. They will dispense with we'd
Keeping at No. 2S7 East Vermont
! street. Among the guests from out of town
were Miss Birdie Hirsch of Fort Wayne.
| Mr.. Samuel Deutsch of Cleveland. o., Mr..
| vile, MIR. Moses Kahn of BLOOMINGTON. Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Adler. Mr.. Daniel Rein.
hard, Miss Hattie Adler of Lebanon. Mr.. j.
Valentine of Cincinnati. Miss Dora Krauss
| Mrs Fannie Kahn. Mr.. Lon Bisohof of
| Charlottesville. Mr.. Adolph Weller of
| Hartford City. Mr. and Mrs Charles Weller
| of Farmland. Mr.. NJ. Kahn and daughter,
MISS Mary fianb OF Danv1lie, MT. joseph
| Hart of New York. Mr. J. Mack of Cincin-
natl and Miss Blanche Oppenheimer of
| Philadelphia.
RECENT MUNCIE WEDDINGS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE. Ind, Jan. 1S.-Charles F. Arm
out and Laura G. Thorp. Samuel A. Elliott
and Daisy Smith. James Johnson and Anna
| Thompson. Flovd Maughmer and Hattie
Willis. Eswell Lykens and Letha Gable, C.
| l.. Marsh and Josephine Terrell have all
| been married recently in Muncie. The last
| named are popular young people. aud were
| welded by Judge George III. Rooms. Mr..
| Marsh resides in Elwood. and his bride was
a resident of Windsor, Randolph county.