The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-24

Handel. Nevin, Thomas Bizet, Tosti Fan
ming Schumann, O. Raft. Saint-Saens. g
ID. Hoar and Carpi, which touched nearly
all the schools of composition. The Schlie-
wen Quartet gave its usual pleasing inter-
probation OF classic and modern composl-
ton. After the concert a business meeting
was held and the annual report or the
treasurer was presented. There Is ball
ance of several hundred dollars to the cred
1t OF the musicale.
DR.. and Mrs. j. A Houser gave an en-
tertainment last evening in honor of Mr.
and Mrs w. II. Hess, OF Plymouth ar
and Mrs. Hess have just returned from
sented this government as eonsal-generaI-
DIR. and Mrs. Houser, with their daughters,
10 Mr. and Mrs Hess The decorations OF
the house were in keeping with the coun-
try from which Mr. and Mrs Hess have
the place of honor was filled with a star
and crescent of red and white roses. In the
library were yellow roses combined with
palms and asparagus vines, and in the nu-
sic room pink roses and carnations pre-
vailed. Miss Elsie Dougherty presided at
Mrs. Hopes, of Springfield. o., assisted IN
entertaining. During the evening a pleasing
programme was given. Mr.. Hess has gath
cred many ideas of the country and people
teresting talk of what he had seen and
some of the experiences they had had. Miss
anne aOq peno anu duet Mrs. ). Mcavoy
gave a reading and Miss Lulu Houser re-
cited ''AIoliie" The remainder OF the even
ing an orchestra stationed in an adjoining
room played a varied programme. The IA
vors for the guests were stars and cres-
cents. All OF them were daintily decorated
with hand-painted flower. star and a
crescent alike, though no two sets dupii-
Gated. The gentleman holding the crescent
was asked TO find the lady with the star
bearing the same design, and the couple
were seated at the same table for supper.
The stars were the eight-pointed ones OF
Turkey. The whole arrangement and en-
was era
the guests.
RINGoLSKY-WoLF
At o'clock last night Miss Sarah
Ringolsky, of No. SIG South Illinois street.
was united in marriage to Mr.. Lewis Wolf.
of Pueblo Col. The nuptials were solemn
lied at the Americas Club on North Ala
bama street.
wooDs-HARRIs; DoRsETT-PRIEST.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENCASTLE, Ind, May 2S,-Mr.
Frank w. Woods, of Martinsville, and Mrs.
Madge Donnohue Harris. of this city. were
united in marriage, to-day, at IL o'clock,
at the residence of the brides father. Judge
d. c. Donnohue, on West Poplar street
DIR. Salem B. Town, of College-avenue NJ.
E. Church, and DR.. II. A Goblin, OF DE
Pauw University, pronounced the ceremony.
Only relatives and immediate friends were
present Among those from abroad were
Dr. and Mrs. Albert Hurlstone. Mrs. Ar
thur Barrett Miss Nav Woods and Mrs.
Hubbard, of Martinsville; Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Woods. of Knightsville, and Mr.
Louis Woods, of Upton Mr.. and Mrs.
Woods left Immediately for Martinsvlle
their future home.
Mr. Alvin ID. Dorset, class of 49, and
Miss Addie l.. Priest class of 81, DePauw
University were married to-day. at noon
at the residence of Hon. William H RAJ
gan. President j. p. ID. John, of the uni
vareifv pronOuncing the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorset left at 1888 O'Clock for St
Louis, whence they go TO their future home
in Baraboo, Wis, where Mr.. Dorsett Is ed
itor of the Baraboo Daily News.
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