The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-15

honor of Miss Rosamond Moore. of Mitch
sl' MISS Kate Hadley, of Danville: Mrs.
Niauzy ana Miss Guftin, OF Rushville.
The clubs to meet this week are the
Sinerva Circle. the Sketching Club, the
Crescendo, the indianapolis Literary Club
and the Century.
oies OF the Central Christian Church with
a Tea. Friday, from TO O'Clock. at her
nome. No. S29 Park avenue.
at Mr.. and Mrs. samuel &. Hanna's. No.
sl3 North New Jersey street. Friday even
ing. Several musical and literary numbers
were given.
The Golden Rod Euchre Club was en-
tertained Wednesday evening at the home
OF Miss Hamilton. Besides the regular
members Miss Robertson, of Cincinnati,
was present
A reception will be given at the Americas
SIdo tomorrow evening in honor OF Mr.
formerly Miss Blanche Oppenheimer, of
Philadelphia
The betrothal of Miss Blanche Kahn and
Mr.. Adolph X. Weller, Of Hartford City, has
formally to-day and Wednesday afternoon,
from 2:SO to 6 O'Clock.
Mrs. 7. P. Egan's entertainment to the
spoons were given as prizes. The hostess
for April "a will be Mrs. George Werbe.
No. "A West Fourth street.
Mrs. NJ. Wharton entertained the Marion
ladies' Pleasure Club on Wednesday after
noon with a luncheon. The members of the
cIQD VIII give a dinner to their husbands
on the evening of Friday, the 9th.
Mrs. Joseph Staub celebrated her birth
fee TO a party of twenty-four friends The
guests remembered their hostess with flow
ers and other gifts in honor of the event.
A novel entertainment will be given at
the Propylaeum Tuesday evening for the
lini, magician, who does some wonderful
o dFic isd, VIII give PrograIm1ime; number Der
entertainment In charge.
The Occasia Club held it's regular meet
ing Monday evening. The report for the
year was read by the secretary, Miss Dotty
paper and interesting talks were given by
the members. The annual election re
suited as follows: President Mrs. Mary F.
rotary. Miss Dotty Kline; treasurer Miss
Emma Hert; delegate, Mrs William F.
Lander
Among the social events of the week was
Ing given by Mrs T. II Parry. at her
handsome home, No. 1915 North Illinois,
Mitchell. The house was decorated with
cut flowers, and hansome prizes were
M;s Gues r 3g9 NJ Miss s Dorothy Cole
Mrs. Christina MauZy, Messrs. Will Bliss,
Vile
The Dramatic Club will give their April
performance Friday evening. The plays
will be Keep Your Eye on Her." in which
Mr. Charles Moores, Mr.. Howard Virgins
and THE Little Rebel in which Miss
Mary NJ. Roberts will be the Little Rebel
and Miss Caroline Farquhar, Miss Jane
Graydon. Mr.. Leaning Willard and Mr..
Robert McOuat will be in the cast. Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton l.. Hare, Mrs Alexander
Jameson and Miss May Shipp are the
committee. 1t will be the last entertain
ment of the club for this season.
The second concertl of the Hammer
Musk Club win be given Wednesday even
ing. The Schliewen Quartet will give the
instrumental numbers, which will be
a quartet in E major by Mozart; a quintet
by Schumann, a gavotte by BazZin; Loin
du Bal" by Gillette, and Invitation TO
Dance" by Won Weber. The soloists will
be Miss V. V. Nicholas, mezzo soprano, CT
Cincinnati. who will sing Death and the
Maiden by Schubert Bird, Say Whittier
Thy Flight" by K. Franz; Mother, o
Sing Me to Rest" by r. Franz; The
Nightingale" by Leo Delibes; Hungarian
Melody arranged by Francis Korburg,
and 'Rappelle-toi," by Ethelbert Nevin.
Mr. AdOlph Schellschmidt, 'cellist, will play
mann. The reception committee will be
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schurmann. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Candee Dean and Major and
Mrs. William j. Richards. The public re-
hearsal will be given at 1880 O'Clock,
Wednesday, in the hall of the Propylaeum,
to which music students will be admitted.
The directors have adopted a rule that
concerts shall begin at o'clock: that no
one shall be admitted to the hall during
a number and that no response, under any
circumstance, shall be made to encores.