The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-11-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
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anthemums the flowers used. Silver can
delabra with yellow candles gave a soft
light over the table with it's crystal and
silver. The guests were the special friends
Of the host.
Mrs. John w. Kern gave a thimble party
Friday afternoon in honor Of her sister,
provided the needlework for her company.
Among the guests were Miss Rose Mills, of
Chill[coth the, @, who is Mrs w; f. + B 81 M1
souri,, who is visiting Mrs. Walter Goodall.
The Veritas, a club recently organized for
the study of current and general literature.
met Wednesday evening at the home OF
Miss Mamie Lawrence, on College avenue.
The officers OF the club are: l.. T. Grelst,
president; Lilly Willets. vice president; LII
liam Greist, secretary and treasurer; NJ. F.
Wright, Mamie Lawrence. DR.. j. S. Baily,
executive committee.
The former pupils of st. Mary's of the
Woods will hold a meeting at'the st. Agnes
Academy, 702 North Meridian street, Nov.
16. to make arrangements for a. progress
sive euchre party, to be given Friday after
noon, Nov. %: A large attendance of the
st. Mary's girls is desired. Handsome
prizes have been donated by the old pupils
and a very enjoyable time is anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. HI. Izor entertained fifty
fornia Street, on last SATURDAY. from 1 to 5
p. M, in honor of their son, Albert Bruce
1zor's fifth birthday. Master Moulton Wheel
and Philip Izor. of Milton, were present.
The little ones participated in various
ssmss; AMONG Son;. t after 0 winch the she er0W were and md
vited to the dining-room, where refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. G.. A. Audsley has returned to his
home after a short visit in this city. Mr..
Audsley was the guest Of Rev. G. L. Mack
intosh. He is the architect Of the new
Fourth Presbyterian Church, at the. corner
of Alabama and Tenth streets, and his WIS.,
1t here was to see to details Of the interior
of that building. Mrs. Mary Graydon In
vited a NUMBER of friends to meet him
Trtac1axr oxronfn0 on6 ha charmed fhop,
with his stories illustrative of Scotch hui
NOR in the pulpit, his singing of Scotch
songs and his recitations in the dialect.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. III. Laird entertained a
party of young people at progressive cinch
Thursday evening for Mr.. ". II. Laird,
jr. The five tables were named for five
the names of two of the principal cities
of each country enabled the guests to find
their partners. According to the new plan
ting. This enabled some to converse while
waiting for the others to finish playing.
American Beauty roses and chrysan-
themumS were the favorS for the winners.
Music and Art.
The cantata of Esther will be given by a
large number of children Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings of this week at Rob-
erts Park Church. The chorus of children
has been in rehearsal for several months, and
active rehearsals for the whole have per-
fected the entertainment.
The Art Association will give a two weeks
exhibit of the summer work of artists T. c..
Steele, r. B. Gruelle, William Forsyth and
Otto Stark in one of the rooms of the
Denison Hotel on Ohio street. The xhibit
will open Tuesday evening with the recep-
ton by the president and the first view to
members. After that the rooms will be
open to the general public.
The First Baptist Church Sunday school
orchestra will give an instrumental and
vocal concert tomorrow evening at the
church. They will be assisted by the church
choir, Mrs. Danforth Brown, Miss Ger
trude Hassler, Miss Olive Killer, Miss Min
ME Diener, Mr.. C. w. Parker, Mr.. II. Mar
quette, Mr.. Alfred Worth, as soloists. The
programme was arranged by Prof. H. D..
Beissenherz, musical director of the orches-
ira.
The grand concert and organ recital will
lie given tomorrow evening at st. Johns
Cathedral. There is no admission fee, but
a collection Will be taken for the benefit of
the new organ fund Those who are to par
ticipate in the choice programme are the
organist OF the church, Mr.. julius F. Kohl,
Mr.. Charles F. Hansen, organist of Merid-
ian-street Church.; Mr.: George Hebbie. or
ganist of the California-street CHURCH.; Mr.
Roscoe Voris, organist of Christ Church; Mrs.
Lottie Adam-Raschig. Mrs. Alice F. Evans,
Mr.. Andrew Smith, Mr.. Arthur NJ. Kohl,
Mr.. Emil Steinhilber, Mr.. Morton Herriott,
NJ II Ciahold and Mr. CoorQa Ciyau