The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-25

Kelsey. OF Chicago. and Mr.. Strickland,
| OF New York.
The Ormonde Club will dance Tuesday
| evening at the Propylaeum, 1t being the
postponed dance Of Good Friday evening.
Friday night Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Busty
entertained a party Of sixteen at progress
| sive euchre, at their home, on College ave-
nue..
The marriage of Miss Amanda Baron
| and Mr.. William Syerup will take place
| Thursday evening at the German Lutheran
| Church.
| The engagement of Miss Daisy Gertrude
| Barry, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
| b. Barry, TO Homer Holmes Van VIE, is
announced.
The Whist Club will be entertained Tues
| day evening by Mrs. Charles Coe and
| brother, Mr.. Walter Williams. at their
| home on Talbot avenue.
The next entertainment OF the Free Kin
dergarten and Children's Aid Society will
| be given April 4, instead of the coming
week, as first announced.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall has issued in
vitattonS for a breakfast and reception
Tuesday, in honor of Nine. Modjeska- The
reception hours are from to o'clock.
Miss Mabel Adkins entertained a few
friends. Thursday. evening. at her home,
on Hoyt avenue in honor of her brother
Lee Adkins, who is to leave soon for La
fayette.
Mr. and Mrs NJ E. Heiner, of North IL
linois street. Tuesday evening entertained
number of friends at cards, after which
dainty lunch was served and prizes
awarded.
The wedding of Miss Blanch Oppenheimer
of Philadelphia, Pa, and Mr.. Harry Hays
of this city, will be solemniZed at the for
mer city on April s. They will be the guests
of 1. NJ. Kantrowitz, No. S67 North Ala
bama street.
youngest daughter of Dr. p. G.. c. Hunt,
and Mr.. Edward Kingsbury will take place
Wednesday evening at the residence of Miss
Hunts sister, Mrs. Harry Grassland, on
North Alabama street.
AT meeting of the members of the
George H. Thomas Post and the Anderson
Post tomorrow night Mrs. l. y. Walker
will sing Happy Days. by Strelezki, with
a violin oblgato by Mr.. NJ. II. Spades and
piano accompaniment by Mr.. Charles +.
Hansen.
Mr.. G. w. Bowman and wife. of No. go
Hoyt avenue, celebrated their tenth wedding
anniversary last Monday night They had
over one hundred friends as their guests
during the evening. There were many pres
ent. Dainty refreshments were served. a
mandolin club of ladies from the North Side
furnished music.
The Art Association has issued invitations
for a reception at the Denison Monday
evening. April 2, In honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
panari and Mr.. Luckstone, who will give
concert here the following evening. Each
member of the association has the privi-
lege of inviting three guests.
The Contemporary Club will meet next
Wednesday evening at the Propylaeum.
The address will be by Demarchus c.
Brown. Subject: "Aristophanes and Mo-
and Mrs. Morris Ross, Mr. and Mrs Addi-
son Bybee, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Fairbanks,
Miss Corinna E. Robbins.
Tuesday evening Mrs. N. A. Hyde and
Mrs. c. j. Buchanan will give IAN evening
in Scotland at the formers home on
North Delaware street Mr.; Hugh 9S5 r Bryson
the bagpipes. Mrs. Galloway will sing
Scotch songs. Miss Laura Gillette will play
a violin solo and Miss Belle Bruce and Mr.
Frank Flanner will recite.
The Misses Cochrane, of No. As North
Illinois street, entertained a number of
their young married friends with small
of the programme Mrs. James T. Powers
and Mrs Elder der were we're called ca Ss upon nr to
H. c. Sickies gave an interesting talk on
the art of Conversation"
The entertainment of the Dramatic Club,
'In Honor Bound" will be given Friday
peated the following evening for the ben
eft of the Industrial Union. In addition
to the play short farce, will be given
are to play in 1t will be Miss Louise Gar
rard and Miss Eleanor Allen.
The NJ 6 B. Club b met 18th at the residence
Daintily tinted TALES In the form Of Har-
ISL lilies were used. and were the artistic
work of the hostess. Four exquisite prizes
In decorated china were given, the painting
upon each displaying the talent of Mrs.
Craft. The hostess for April will be Mrs.
T. p. Egan, No. 217 North Illinois street.
Mrs. c. j. Buchanan gave an egg rolling
yesterday afternoon for her sons Hall and
Albert, and Marie and Maud Mabel Flan-
ner at her home on North Delaware street.
For the party invitations in egg shape were
sent out, and they were decorated with
pretty designs and original couplets; The
children hunted the eggs in the yard, and
then went 70 the toboggan slide In Mr..
Planners yard and rolled eggs down the
incline. They had a very happy time.
The following is the cast of characters
be repeated for the benefit of the Free Kin
dergarten, on Friday night April 6, THE
Ruse:" Cathfield Carter. Mr.. Samuel d.
Arthur B. Grover; The Marquis de RAVEN.
Mr.. Hugh Tn. Miller; Dennis Smith, Mr..
Newton Booth Harrington; Edward WILL
Patterson-Greene. Mr.. Edison T. Wood;
Mrs. Patterson-Greene, Miss Armstrong;
Mary Covington, Miss Katharine Wallick;
Myrtle Jones, Miss Anna Belle Baldwin.
The new musical club, The Amateus. met
yesterday with Mr.. LeckEer and the follow
ing programme was one of interest. paper
on 1.-The Origin of the Piano Forte and Its
Literature" by Miss Heron. Discussion on
Harp and the Lutte" by Miss Jenkins. Dis
cussion by Miss Dietrichs. 1.-The Organ and
Its Effect on other Keyed Instruments" by
Miss Marmon. Discussion, by Miss Ash
chord" by Miss Holiday. Discussion by
Miss Wilson ''Monophonic and Polyphonic
Music" Mrs Burrill. Discussion by Miss
given by Mrs. S. l.. Kiser and Mrs. Leck-
ner.
At the meeting Of the French Club last
Tuesday evening two new members were
received, Miss Rowena New and Miss Dun
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