The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. John G. Dean will not receive TINS
afternoon, her Usual day at nome.
DIR. Harry Van Hummel gave a brake
ride yesterday afternoon 10 huihpei VI
friends %
The members ofsttiie Mayfiower Chureh
gave spider-web party last evening IN the
church parlors.
Rev. L. p Mercer. of Chicago, is the he
North Delaware street
Mrs. A. NJ Robertson has gone to St.
Louis to spend a few days visiting felauVes
and attending the opera.
Miss ELLA Waite will return next week
from visit through the South.
The Morning Muscae WAS a,s,, ent 81 thsi,.
Yesterday by the Misses Atkins at their
nome on NorthE Meridian street.
Miss Annie Griffith and Miss Gould. of
Cincinnati. are the guests OF Mrs. Chafies
Divine on North Meridian street.
Mrs. john IL Griffiths will receive IN, IN.
l raest Mrs "a" K. H. Diver Of Lafayette.
Mrs. Jay H. Adams, Of spokane Wash;
Miss sssl Williams, III East Michigan street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bull. of Racine, will come
today to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Sharpe,
it,, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Com
stock
The Christ Church. Guild will have an
all-tay meeting tomorrow in the church
parlors and not meet next week as IS their
custom.
guest of Mr. Frederick Fahnley's family for
a few days. will leave to-day for MS nome
in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs Max LeclSner entertained
number of musical friends informally last
evening in honor of Mr.. Constantin Stern
berg, the pianist.
At the parl6r Club, YESTERDAY, the papers
were 1.-THE England of elizabeth, by
Sarah r. Sawyer, and * enilworth, by
Anna b. Dearborn
Miss Marguerite Lane, of Charlottesville,
has returned to her home after spending
several weeks with her sister. Mrs. c. W.
kenneday. on Pine street
The Amherst Glee Club were the guests
Of Mrs s. = h t al was made ana at the
invitation of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Nc
Lean. who furnished the car ana Went with
the party, afterwaTd entertaining them at
luncheon at their home on North Pennsyl-
vania street
Mrs D. B. KnickerbaclSer.. wife. of the
dence on North Pennsylvania street yester-
day and is with Mrs. Reginald Hall! where
she will be till this afternoon, when she
will leave for New York In that city she
will be the guest OF Mr. Henry knicker--
hacker, brother-in-law. till she is joined
by Miss viii fm na for Europe Nay % spend
the summer. Further arrangements are as
yet indefinite.
Mr.. Newton Booth Tarkingtons play.
evening before the Dramatic Club at the
Propylaeum. Owing TO the length or the
o'clock. The scenery and costumes have
been especially arranged, and every re-
hearsal has been under The personal super
some of the best talent in the club. The
committee, Messrs. Duane Bowies ana Mr.
and Mrs. @. Il. jameson, have endeavored
to make the play one OF the most notanle
ever given by amateurs in the city. To-
morrow evening the play VIII be repeated
for the benefit of the Childrens Hospital
fund, and large audience is expected.
miscellaneous programme was given
yesterday afternoon at the Matinee Mu-
sicale before a large audience. The soloists
were Miss Augusta Austin, piano, Mrs
Aquiila Jones. alto; Miss Dickinson. piano;
Aufderheide played concerto by Grieg,
with orchestral parts on the second piano
by Miss AIeigs. and Mrs. j. r. Lilley
played concerto by Schytte. with or
chestral parts by Mrs. Kiser. There a
vocal sextet Moths. by G. Palicot sung
by Misses Schrader and Johnson and Mes
lick. and a quartet by. Hawley, sung by
Misses Schrader and Johnson and Mrs.
Hirst and Mrs. Jones' In addition to the
selections by the members. Miss Annie f.
were Then" by KjeruIf and Spring
time" by Bohm. Miss Griffith has de-
gnaia in the pper tones f IS We
cultivated and she uses it with precision
and freedom that is pleasing The singer
was warmly received and applauded Mr..
Constantin Regger played exquisitely
violin solo. ARIA for the G.. string. by
Bach-Wilhelm1, and was recalled. but sim
ply bowed his aeknoMledgments. Among
berg, the pianist: Mr.. William Knabe, of
baltimore: Miss Taylor, of Brooklyn, and
Miss Horner. Of Pennsylvania: Miss Crit
fifth. who sang. Is a member OF the Matinee
Musicale OF Cincinnati.
At the home OF Mrs G. r. Jacobs a party
was given last evening In honor OF Mrs.
Jac0hs's niece. Miss Marie Jacobs. Of Chi