The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-20
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city and New Castle
Irvinston.
Miss Anna Slower of Ladoga, visited
/ friends in Irvington last week.
Miss Flora Bridges, of NATION ILL.,, will
| visit Mrs. Frank Tibbott this week.
/ Mr. and Mrs Fl. S. Earl and family have
! returned from their summer home in Mac
| ataWa, Mich.
Mrs. NJ J. Kincaid and daughter Miss
| Anna Kincaid, have gone to Pueblo, Col,
for the winter.
/ Miss Donna Thompson left yesterday for
/ Columbus, where she will spend several
| days with friends.
| Mr.. William B. Harvey came yesterday to
/ visit his daughter. Mrs. Robert E. Moore.
! on Central avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Layman, will go to Ken
| lucky next week to spend some time with
| relatives in Carlisle.
Miss Olive Sanxay. of Madison. Ind. is
! the guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert Brown
ing, on Central avenue.
Miss Gertrude Moore will leave this week
for a months trip in the West with her
aunt, Mrs. Cora Donnell.
sMr. WIN Iden returned to his home in
Eau Claire, Wis, Tuesday, after several
weeks visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Clifford, of Chicago,
are spending fortnight In Irvington visit
ing MIR. and Mrs. Scot Butler.
Miss Rose McNeaI came Yesterday from
her home in Pomona to spend several DAYS
in Irvington visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith will go Tuesday
benefit of Mrs. Smiths health.
Mrs Edward stuckey returned from
Gosport, Ind. Thursday. where she has
been spending week with relatives.
Mrs. j. w. Mulligan, of Arcola ILL.,, and
Mrs Sarah Robertson, of Louisville. KY.
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Walter Howe
Mrs. w L. Divine and Miss Cora Big
ny, guests of Mrs. Myron r. Williams
have returned to their home in Cincinnati.
Mrs. A M. DAILY returned Friday from
Minneapolis. where she has been spend
40 Gil M 1n3a with Mr. M,-
E. Morgan.
Mrs. e. F. Tibbott and children will re-
turn from Winchester Tuesday, where
they have been spending the summer with
Mr. and Mrs. Watts.
Miss Lenore Alexander. of Rushville, is
visiting friends in Irvington, on her way
10 the state University, where she will
graduate next June.
Miss Jennie Fulton and Miss Stella
Hawkins. of Portland; Ind. have been
Shank, on Washington street.
Miss Mary Calvin. who has been spend
ing the last three weeks visiting her pa
Downey avenue. returns to Schenectady,
y. Y, tomorrow. where she win resume
Young Women's Christian Association of
Schenectady
Mr. John Tibbott gave stag party Fri
in honor of Mr.. John Butler and Mr.. Ar
thur johnson, both of whom leave next
week. Mr.. Butler will leave tomorrow for
Honduras, Central America, to spend the
winter and Mr.. Johnson will go to the Bos-
ton School of Technology Saturday.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club will hold
its first meeting of this year on Friday
evening, Oct. 2. at the home of Miss
The committee in charge. consists Of tho
hostess. Miss Nellie Boyies and Mr. f.
Frank Tibbott An original comedy, writ
ten by one of the club. will be presented.
The officers and teachers of the Downey-
avenue Sunday school were entertained
n hnj an
Ritter avenue. The reception was in the
nature of farewell to Mr.. Will Howe.
for the past year, and who leaves this
week for Boston to spend the year at
Harvard College.
Music and Art Notes.
Mrs. Carbon has gone to Cincinnati |
where she will sDeno this year studying |
voice culture in the Conservatory of Music. |
Mr.. Geo. A. Given, of this city, has ac-
cepted position as first violinist in the |
Wang Opera Company.
Mr.. Edwin Farmer will give two invita-
tional recitals at Wulschners Hall, Oct. 2 |
and s. Mr.. Farmer will be assisted by
celebrated Emperor Sonata" for one
number.
The choir of the First Baptist Church, |
in charge of Mr.. Arthur p. Preston viii |
begin its autumn season to-day, with |
mixed quartet, male quartet. an instru |
mental quartet and chorus of hfty-four |
voices This makes the choir of this |
church the largest in the city.
A reception recital introducing Mr.. Will |
liam Bellack, principal of the violin de- |
partment of the Metropolitan School of |
Music, assisted by Miss Louise Sehrader, |
Mr.. Oliver Willard Pierce and Miss Frances |
MeElwee. viii be given at the school Thurs
day evening. The programmes Sonata for |
violin and piano, G major Qast movement). |
Rubenstein; "Rondo Capprccioso," Saint
Saens; vocal .Gavotte." Ambrose Thorn
as; a, Nocturne. Hans Slit; b. Story, Hans
Slit: C. Berceuse, Renard; vocal II, /
Consolation Hon n. Bartlett; b, I
'Seranata." Moszkowsky; Souvenir de
Haydn" Leonard.
The next rehearsal Of the Symphony Or
chestra, to be held at the German House
next Tuesday night, will be devoted mostly
o the study of the work of the American
composer. Maurice Arnold pupil of DR. I
pvorak the famous author of the sym
ebony, The New World Mr.. Arnold fol- |
towS his masters example in the use of
lesro slave themes. The plantation
Dances four in number almost CORE
5pondfng TO the four numbers of a sym
phony. They were first performed by the
american Symphony Orchestra, in New
York. and the home orchestra promises to |
10 all in its power to do justice to the
4merican composer.