The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-20

had the privilege OF inviting one. guest
The east parlor was arranged for the
Julian read a paper on Charles Sumner
in place of Mrs. May Wright Sewall. who is
still i'm Arizona. The conversation was In
Mrs. William j.. Elder. Three subjects
which have heretofore been prohibited in
the Woman's Club have been admitted this
year. One Is politics. another religion and
the third woman suffrage. Politics had its
day YESTERDAY. and the Discussion was gem std
was brilliant. After the programme the
members and their friends spent a social
hour, and light refreshments were served.
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Bowles will leave, this
morning, for Boston to reside. Thursday
evening, at the Portfolio Club, the prest-
Bowles how much the club regretted his
departure and presented him with q water
Ss per s Gas one @Scb sy BoWes has
very much admired and 1t was a present
from the club. Mr.. Bowles. in return, said
that the club could not regret his. separa-
ton from 1t any more, nor as much. as ne
spiration to him and that his association
with the members had been the incentive
he had to begin his magazine, Modern Art;
art and literature for the magazine and
had helped to make it the success II has
been one of the central members. has been
the very means of his leaving 1T. for his
magazine has attracted such attention in
interested i'm it and publish it hereafter,
Mr. Bowles retaining half interest and the
editorship. 1t is predicted by those who are
acquainted with Mr.. Bowles and his art
ideas and methods that he will be one of
in time. Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
GriffithS entertained a number of friends
with a handsome dinner in honor OF Mr.
Bowie.
The fourteenth annual party by Prof q.
B. Brenneke and pupils was held last even
ing at Tomlinson Hall. The juvenile e., classes
n nd others
friends. of the pupils filed the rows of
seats in the galleries. The scene was
beautiful one. Scores of children in the
coiors. with flowing curls, dainty slippers
and flowers, filled the shining floor of the
hall. At the first sound of the orchestra
the boys hurried here and there to find the
little miss whose name was on his card
The programmes of dances were nearly all
filed before the first dance last evening.
merry couples, from tots of four and five
years to those who have reached the teens,
lowed by the Yorke, the two-step, Lancers,
the latest new dance, the Ramona, the
the two-step quadrille, which has been re-
Gently introduced, the Berlin again, and
then the. whole audience waited fol-. the first
notes of the Sailors. Hornpipe." which
was to be the fancy dance. The space
before the stage was cleared, and two
Cleaveiand and Marguerite Lilly, came for
ward and danced the graceful and seem
ingly intricate movements of the dance,
which has been SO often and SO well danced
by Mr.. Breuneke's pupils. The second fam
cy dance, which followed the first, was the
Highland Fling" Misses Lily d. Foor and
Helen Rockwell. wearing the Scotch cos
tune, performed the well-known and IA
miliar dance, which is so continuous in its
movement and which is known the world
over The dances were heartily applauded,
and were repeated for the pleasure of the
spectators. The two-step completed the
programme of dances for the young people.
At $50 the young people and adults entered
the hall and the general dancing began.
All the latest and newest dances which
have been popular and which have been in
troduced this season were on the pro-
gramme. The little people left the hall,
and the others continued to waltz. two-step.
Berlin, Ramona and Brunswick till mid
night Mr.. Brenneke will open his next
season in his own new academy, which win
be erected this summer at the corner of
Illinois and North streets.
WILEY-WRIGHT.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, April 19-Mr. AL Wiley
and Miss Maggie Wright, of this city, were
united in marriage last evening at the NJ
E. parsonage Rev. F. NJ. Guild officiating
The young couple are wsll-known society
folks.