The Indianapolis journal., 1894-04-25
Personal AND SOCIETY.

Miss Margaret BALDWIN will return from
Spencer tomorrow.
Mrs May s Dunbar has gone to Mar
tinsville TO spend short time.
The regular meeting of the Matinee Musi-
Gale will be held this afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs Edward F. Hodges enter
tanned the Whist Club last evening.
Mr.. Carl Lieber left yesterday for She
boy gan, Mich. to spend a few days.
Miss Chittenden, of Anderson, is spending
a few weeks in this city with friends
Miss Mabel Boyd of Wichita, Kan, is
the guest of friends and relatives in the
city.
Mr. Emil steinhilber and Mr.. Guy Haugh
went to New York yesterday to make
visit.
Miss Gray. of Muncie. is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Lynn Stone, on North Illinois
street
Miss Lillian Krauss will entertain a num-
ber of her young friends at tea Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. S. c. Gill who has been the guest
of friends here for a week, returned to her
home in Chicago yesterday.
The Chapel Club viii meet this after
noon at the home Of Mrs. II. Metzger,
9S5 North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. Charles l.: Wayne OF Philadelphia,
who has been visiting Mr. j. II. Dilks and
family, returned home yesterday.
Rev. James f. Gilbert, who has been
home for few days from Washington, d.
c.. returned to that city yesterday.
Mrs. C. F. Harrison, OF Jefersonville,
Ind, Is visiting the family of Mrs. J. Q.
Van Wrinkle. North Illinois street.
w. II. Seiders will leave for his former
home, Waldoboro. Me-, on the seacoast.
Thursday. to be absent two months.
Mr.. Willis Wood, of Chicago. will come
Saturday TO visit his parents, Alr. and Mrs.
D. Il. Wood. on North Pennsylvania street.
Miss NIadelaine Wiley, of Georgia, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Edward Schur-
mann for two weeks. will return home to-
Mrs. f. W. Chislett has issued invitations
for a rec -pton Thursday afternoon, in
honor OF Mrs. L. c. Elston, of Crawfords-
vile.
Mrs. T. r. Cobb and Mrs Reuben Jeffery
will go to Cincinnati Saturday, where they
will be the guests of Mrs. y. C. Robinson.
at Norwood
Miss Bright Armstrong. of Camden, ar
rived yesterday TO visit Mrs. E. s. r. Sc
guin, at the corner of Pennsylvania and
Pratt streets.
Mr. and 3doIH Mrs James Jam Morris have re-
turned ,id Iron IRON Visit TO New Orleans ana
Beckes, of Vincennes. their guest yes
terday.
The Social Circle of the First Baptist
Sdnne of WI give reGSp'Tn %illa at ,hI d resi-
afternoon, from to o'clock.
Mrs. Mortimer Nye, of LaPorte. is in
the city to attend the. meeting of the
Grand Chapter, order of the Eastern Star
and is the guest Of Mrs. w. ii. Smythe
on Tennessee street.
A concert will be given at Christ Church
segnin Wallace. S Miss m Marie e' Leathers MA Mr
John l.. Geiger, the Glee Club and the Ban
jo Club will take part.
At the Fortnightly Literary Club. yes
terday afternoon, Mrs James e. McCul-
lough read a paper on The Growth of
Education" and Miss Ahern, State librari-
an, read paper on "Girton and Vassar
Colleges
The entertainment which was to have
been given Saturday at the residence of
Mrs. J. J. Bingham WILL on account of ill
ness, be held at the home of Mrs. George
Tanner, on North Tennessee street, from
3 TO 10 O'Clock. The entertainment is in the
interest of the Tuttle Home, on Central
avenue.
by the Memorial Church people next
month. On the 18th, the children will have
birthday party. invitations for which will
be given out Sunday, and later in the
month the older members Will have "Trip
to Denver, which is something entirely
new in church entertainments.
The Young Women's Missionary Society
OF the Second Presbyterian Church gave
reception yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Miss Anna Belle Baldwin. on
were received by Miss Baldwin and Miss
Dillls. and the other members of the So
ciety extended the hospitalities presided
at the racefully-Grranged tables, where
useful and fancy articles were for sale.
MATINEE MUSICALE CONCERT.
J A feature of the work of the Matinee
Musicale for this season has oeen the
chorus of thirty voices. The chorus gave a
concert last evening at the Propylaeum,
assisted by Mr.. Edward Nell, Miss A May
Aufderheide, soloists. Mrs. Mooney. Miss
McKenna. Miss Swain and Miss Beck IN
concerted piano numbers. No more artistic
concert has ever been given by the musicale
members. The variety of songs were we'll
chosen. There was THE Lord is my
Shepherd" by Schubert. of religious
character the quartet being sung by Mrs.
Lynn. Mrs. Morrison. Mrs. Littell and Miss
Robinson; THE Sirens of the Danube" b.
I. Clapson. of the fanciful style, solo parts
taken bv Miss Johnson and Miss Sweenie;
Comm through the Rye" arranged by
Root sung without notes. one of the best
choral arrangements of that ever popular
ballad: The sun Shall no More go Down"
by Tuckerman. another of religious theme.
the solos and quartet sung by Miss Schrad-
or. Miss Littell. Mrs Z. NJ. Ogle and Miss
" ''The May Bells" by Bargiel. Mrs. W.
r. Barry was the accomDanst for the
chorus At the close Of every number there
was a storm Of applause from the large
audience ard repeated bows were made
by the director. Mr.. Nell was i'm good
His first group was Come FORTH by
Franz Ries. and 20 du Mein Holder
Abendstern' C'Tannhauserl Wagner and
and Might in SDain," by Massenet. Miss
Aufderheide the other sOloist, PLAYED In
terrncZzo" by Mascagn and ''Valse Bril-
iante," by Moszkowski For her ad-
mirable Interpretation of the two numbers
she was So applauded that she was obliged
II resDond ana she PLAYED "TSerceuse'' by
Grieg. The concerted instrumental selec-
tions were a "Tarentelle." bv Rheinber-
ger. played by Mrs Mooney, Miss McKen-
ma Niss Swain and Miss Beck and a
''Polonaise." by Saint-Saens played by
Mrs. Mooney and Miss Swain. The chorus
will SIM some OF the Same songs next
week at the meeting OF the Union OF
ifn-a lyInhs ho hnIl tha Pee