The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-21
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs; NJ. c.. Jacobs has returned from
Muncie.
Dr.. E.. K. Watts. of Muncie. was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. j. K Sharpe, jr., returned yesterday
from a visit TO Buffalo.
Mrs. Hartzel Stem. Of st. Paul. IS visiting
her mother, Mrs. Kackley.
Mr.. Gordon Narney went to Chicago yes
terday 10 make q short visit.
Miss Anna Hasselman will go to Chicago
Friday TO make a visit Of a fortnight.
Miss Defrees. Of Goshen, is visiting her
aunt Mrs. j. II. Baker, at the Denison.
Miss Antoinette Anderson, OF St. Louis, is
visiting the family OF h. J. Foster here.
Miss Kitchell will entertain a few friends
this evening at her home on Ash street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. F.. PIERCE are ex-
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Lynch Mason will
leave to-day for New York, TO remain d
short time.
Miss Marie feathers is the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Arthur Is. Grover, on West
North street.
Dr. w. Il. Jeffries returned yesterday
from California after a business visit of
three weeks.
Miss Fannie Marsh is spending a few
weeks with Miss Bessie West, on North
Pennsylvania street.
Miss Sadie Walker is visiting her parents
OF North Tennessee street, and will remain
till Saturday morning.
Miss Julia Brown will leave in a few
days for Xenia, o., 20 make a visit OF
some length TO friends.
The annual concert by Paul Bahr and
pupils will be given this evening at the
Central Christian Church.
Miss Jessie Turn I'd, of Minneapolis, a
singer or note, Is the guest OF Mrs. Bissell,
on North Mississippi street.
Mrs. w. T.. Bingham and Mrs. w. A.
Rhodes, who have been spending the winter
I'm California, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. of Canajoharie, N.
T., who have been the guests of Miss Torey
at the Surgical Institute. returned home
yesterday.
An Easter party will be given to the
children OF the Central Christian Church,
Saturday afternoon, under the direction of
Mrs. Howard Gale and Mrs. b. w Cole.
Mrs. Sewall will not hold her usual
Wednesday afternoon reception either to-
day or wednesday or next week. Her In
formal Wednesdays will be resumed on the
first Wednesday in April.
DIR. X. NJ. Woodward. of the United States
Marine Hospital service, passed through the
city yesterday on his way TO Washington
and Hamburg. Germany. He will be sta
toned at the latter place for the summer,
engaged In the inspection OF emigrants.
seetI9n No; s. Of the Free Kindergarten
and Children'S Aid Society, will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. II. $. Tucker, on North
Delaware street. to make arrangements for
the tea which is to be given next week.
on Wednesday, at the residence of Mrs. G..
II. Sullivan, on North Meridian street.
Invitations have been sent out for the
party at the Propylaeum the evening of
April by the ways ana means eSmmittee
Church. The patronesses are Mrs. Claude
Matthews, Mrs. CT. II. Sullivan, Mrs. Thos.
l. Sullivan. Mrs. James NJ Winters, Mrs.
McOuat. Mrs c.. N. Catterson, Mrs. Henry
r.. Bliss. Mrs O. II. Jameson and Mrs.
Charles b. lockwood.
I'm Honor Bound will be given at the
Propylaeum the evening tf the Both, by
the Dramatic Club, with the following cast:
Sir George Carlyon, Mr.. Hugh Mex. Ian
Dalrymple, Miss Sue Winter, and Phil
OGraham, Mr.. Hugh Tn. Miller. After this
play a short one-act piece, 'St; Valen-
tines Day" will be presented by Miss
Louise Garrard, who was one of the lead
ing members of the Dramatic Club when
Allen. The play viii be repeated the 3lst,
for the benefit Of the Industrial Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. James n. Rogers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Constantin Reigger. and Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. A. Rocker entertained about loo friends
last evening at the home Of the former
with a musicale, which for artistic merit
has seldom been equaled at any private
residence in this city. For some months
Mr.. Constantin Reigger, who Is an accom-
plished violinist. with his brother. Mr.. A.
+. Reigger. also a violiniSt OF talent, have
been practicinG together. and later they
added Mr.. Armin Rocker, who Is a very
nne '%cellist. and Mr.. George w. Wood. who
plays the viola with much skill, to their
coterie of artists. The compositions played
BY them have been those of the masters.
and when they played last evening their
presentation was a rich musical treat.
Added TO their playing was that OF Miss
Henrietta Kitchell. who played In the trio
from Beethoven's a minor concerto, given
with Mr.. c.. Reigger, Mr.. Armin Rocker,
and Miss Angela Maxwell, who played
LISTS Rhapsodie No. XII. Mrs. Lottie
A~dam-Raschig sang a group of songs, one
each from Rubinstein, Schumann and
Chaminade. and Mr.. John l. Geiger sang
Thought and Tears" by Hope Temple.
MI. Armin Rocker gave a solo for the
cello, q "Saraband" and a "Gavotte," by
Pepper. The "Adagio and AllegrettO," by
Beethoven. and allegro andante and min
uetto.' from n quartet by Mozart, were
the numbers played by the quartet. Mrs.
Raschig's second song was a beautiful Sc
lection. "a Night in SPAIN" by A1assenet,
with a string quartet accompaniment.