The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-03

HOOu at = @ CLOCK. iHc programme "eutcS-
Washers sLohensEin;. piece ~smyphon-
isSs: oDi y Ne n.n r. Gr asa,s ..H a. aoisss
Durand; 'sE2sa's Dream Wagner; Polo
naises; Op. ~. No. H.. Chopin; Media
Mr.. Constantine Reigger. and other num-
bers.
An Indianapolis Singer.
The sectnd public meeting of the Manu-
script Society, Of New York. was held, Tues
day evening, at Chickering Hall. The MEM
bers of this society are musicians and most
of them are composers. The programmes are
unique. Each number has a fac-simile por-
ton OF the composition, In manuscript, and
only those COMPOSITIONS are given that are
by members of the society. The paper pro-
gramme is a work very artistic in design.
1t is of six leaves. folded and fastened with
red tape bearing the society's seal. The
rules of the society are on one page and
prominent musicians in New York are
members and to belong to it insures the
this country. Mrs. Ida Gray Scott, of this
city, is a member. and sang at the concert,
Tuesday evening, In a duet with Mrs. Kath-
crime S. ~Bloodgood. The composition was
I'm the Forest" by Sig. Paolo La Villa, Of
New York. and the accompanist was the
composer.
Personal and Society.
WISE EAOSd r.. huUA has IEIuTueu NOME
from st. Joe, Mo.
Mrs. d. p. Erwin and Miss Erwin will
leave, Tuesday. for New York.
The regular meeting of the Matinee Musi-
Gale will be held Wednesday afternoon.
Mis- June Carter and Miss Cora Brush
will leave for New York city tomorrow.
Miss Ruby Reese has returned from a
four weeks visit in Muncie and Anderson.
Mr.. Robert /. Eeds has returned from a
visit to relatives and friends in Kentucky.
VI. 2-I AT. @ n H.. I'M
the North End Whist Club Friday evening.
The Aniwas Club will give it's regular
dance Thursday evening at the Propylaeum.
Mrs. w. II. Maui, of Woodruff Place, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Weir, at Champaign,
Miss Lottie E. Wiles has gone to Clinton,
Ia, to be maid of honor at the Ryan-High-
land wedding.
Miss Jennie zeumer, AZ Woodlawn avenue,
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Root will give a
party Tuesday evening. for which invitations
nave been issued.
Mrs. J.. NJ. Ball, of louisville, was the
guest of her daughter, Miss May Ball, in
this city yesterday.
Mrs. J. Q. Henderson has gone to Ko-
versary of her uncle.
Miss Lena Helm will entertain the A. u.
Euchre Club Tuesday afternoon, at her
home, on Pine street.
~ Xldillldtlhl w I1SI &luD was enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Cochran in Wind
SCR Block last evening.
MT: and Mrs: P E. Mutchner have re-
been for the past six months.
Mrs. S. Hindman and laughter. of Omaha,
are the guests Of Mrs. G.. W. Coonse, No.
100 North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Jean Mccain, of Jeffersonville, is
Lne guest OF her sister, Mrs. Frank Burke,
NO. 800 North Alabama street.
Miss Eta Yeager, of Danville, KY, will
come Tuesday to visit her sister. Mrs.
FRANK Wood, on Talbot avenue.
Mrs. George N. Catterson will give a
debutantes' dejeuner st. Valentines day, at
her home, on North Meridian street.
Miss Van yoorhis; Of Boston. who has
Christmas. returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Herbert W. Foltz will leave to-mor-
row for a visit Of a fortnight with her sis
ter, Mrs. E. &. Howard, of Joliet, III.
Miss Seidensticker was the hostess for a
pretty card party, yesterday afternoon,
which she gave to about forty friends.
Mrs; alexander Taggart will entertain
TRENDS nd 3, Wednesday afternoon at her home.
William Norris is the subject for the
paper and the conversation at the Fort
nightly Literary Club Tuesday afternoon.
d. H; Jenkins, accompanied by Mrs. Jenk-
into Tennessee and other Southern States.
Mrs. J. d. Miller will leave Tuesday for
Plant City, Fla, and will be accompanied
n Mill Ear as Cincinnati by Mrs. Frank B.
Mrs. Russell Harrison, who has been Wis
lting her parents in Omaha, Is expected this
week to visit General Harrison and Mrs.
The Brownie Cinch Club will be enter
tanned by Miss Kate m at her
home, No. ID stoughton avenue. Tuesday
Mr.. c. Earl Chapman entertained friends
Tuesday evening with an old fashioned
candy party at his home. No. 1T Lexington
avenue.
Mrs. Mary Moody will entertain the So
ciety of Hygiene socially tomorrow after
noon. in honor of Mrs. S. S. Harrell, of
Brookville.
Wednesday evening for her daughters. the
Misses Atkins, at her home O. North Meri-
dian street.
Miss Spann and Miss Hattie Tutewiler.
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
w. Tutewiler, will return to De Paw
Wednesday,.
The Parlor Club will meet Wednesday.
Spanish Wit" will be treated by LeGrand
Payne, and Spanish Literature by Miss
Sara D. Mayo.
Mrs. w. M. Husbands, of No.. 81 Talbot
avenue, will be at home informally Tuesday
afternoon in honor of Miss Van Name, of
Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. John F. Mckee. of West Walnut
from Brookville, Thursday afternoon, with
a thimble party.
J. c. Sipe will leave to-day for a trip
through. the South and West, and will stop
a few days with F. Will Panther at Colo
RADIO Springs, Col.
AT the Minerva Club, tomorrow, Mrs.
Beck will talk on Causes of Rome's Early
Of Medieval italy"
Mrs. w. 1. and E. L. Dynes will give
a dance at Brenneke's Academy Tuesday
evening in honor of their cousin, Miss
Dynes. of Ottumwa, MINI.
Mrs. +. G.. Newcom entertained the Satur-
day Night Owl Club last evening. Wednes-
day evening Mrs. Newcom was the hostess
for the Meridian-street Euchre Club.
Mr.. Arthur Webb returned yesterday
from Williamson, Mich, where he was
called to attend the death and burial of his
sister, Mrs. Martin Hanlon, OF that place.
Mrs. Hugh H. Hanna will give a valentine
fair, at her home, on North Pennsylvania
street. a few days before the Nth. for the
benefit of the Home for Friendless Women.
The German Literary Club will meet Fri
day afternoon with Miss Mary Marguerite
Roberts. on North Alabama street. s.Peter
Schlemihl," by will be the sIh-