The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-18
Personal AND SOCIETY.


Mrs. John r. Kline, Of Osborn. o.. is
visiting Mrs. NJ. H. Shryer.
The Orion Club gave one of their popular
dances last evening at the Propylaeum-
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Bell will entertain
ing.
Mr. Eb shirk. OF Chicago. IS visiting the
Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. John T. Dye and daughters will dis
continue their days at home for the re-
mainder of the season.
The annual meeting of the Free Kinder
garten Society will occur this afternoon
at No. 438 North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Adelaide Moore will leave to-day for
Later she viii go to the seashore for the
summer.
Miss Augusta Petit and sister Maud have
gone to Cincinnati. where they Will spend
two weeks with relatives at Walnut Hills
and Clifton.
At the Brenneke party tomorrow evening
at Tomlinson Hall the juveniles will dance
the latter hour till midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs Sflas Marshall, OF San
Francisco. who have been the guests Of rel .
atiyes here for a week. left yesterday Tor
their home on the Pacific coast.
The annual meeting of the Indiana Music
Teachers Association will be held in New
for the meeting viii be issued soon Mr..
Max Leckner, OF this city, is the president
of the association.
for a recital by his advanced pupils. to
be given at the English Lutheran Church
pate are s Mrs. i. II. Ley o Miss - bebor ran
Moore, Miss Lou Powers, Miss Susie Brown,
Miss Mary Miss Esssla ss s
Miss Alice Halpin and Miss Blanche ODon-
two vocal soIos and Mr william aS Z. sterne
will play violin obligato for one of Mr..
GeigerS songs.
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Musicale was held yesterday afternoon in
the assembly hall of the Propyiaeum. Mrs.
ZEN M Hunter read paper on sthe Develop
sition... The paper was Illustrated by mem.
bers Of the society. Mrs. Hunter spoke of
many and England and Miss Beck played
a line of each to show how they might be
style The pecu i music ae Of the seotch
Hungarian. Irish, Spanish and Scandina-
VANS were also illustrated by brief phrases
or compositions. The Americans have no
characteristic music unless It be that of
the negro, the, Sunday,-school songs or the
that there never would be any national
music as long. as the children were taught
found. in the usual selection OF Sunday
school songs. Marching through Georgia"
SHE considers scarcely less than the Mar
assdaDting. some e the Creole melodies of
Chadwick. Nevin and others were men
toned as American composers OF merit.
pss Beck Nrs.s MsspS :,
Europe made up entirely Of Hmeriean conn m
music of worth. They expressed surprise
that there was so much In this country in
that Americans exc exceiied in the sAyt the
technique OF art. Edward Alexander Mac
powe tbsn works q are better known II u
come TO make his home In this country, be-
lieves that the negro. melodies will furnish
the national music of America. Indian mu-
sic was illustrated by Miss Beck. The 9TH
Mrs n the
Miss Beck, 'Folksong,'' THE West wind
GSns s shs CEDAR sS Mss Anna s Sea- And
...ssIx Love Songs" BY Miss May johnson
Presto, re g from Concerto In ID, minor" by
on the second piano by Miss May Aufder-
heIde. This is the movement. which Mad
Music League in. Europe, and she was
Obliged 70 repeat # before proceeding with
p as rsmnnas e the Miss Msgs
negro %sodIss T listen, to a'a Dc sHt Ssels 2!
% ewne to Live With snf es Mish! Ro Hn On
Moses" etc, We're sung by 2 chorus. IN
pianist who accompanied Miss s' oriop,p ' at
the professional matinee Tuesday, played
Gregp an9 bv hoss fRe etS by
brilliantly performed with q ciearness and
deftness that pronounced her at once a
PLAYER or high attachments. The paper and
music made one of the notable programmes
of the year. There will be one more reg
ular meeting, May /, and a week later n
At business meeting following the pro-
gramme yesterday II was decided that tho
president and one delegate should attend
the meeting of the Indiana Union of Liter
airy Clubs at Huntington next month, pro-
viding the meeting did not come the same
week the May festival Membershin
with the union will be continued by the
Matinee Musicale.
BORN-WEIr..
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ROCKPORT. Ind, April 1.-THE mar
riage of Miss Bertha Well ana Mr.. Isaac
Born, merchant. of Lafayette, took place
at the brides home I'm this city. this AFT
ernoon. at o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs Born
took the train this afternoon for Lafayette
where they will reside