The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-14

residence of Mr. and Mrs w H. Coleman.
All the state regents have been invited
Mrs. J. O. Robertson will leave to-day for
Southern California to join a sister from
New Orleans. They will remain there until
| May.
Mr. Edward L. Mckee will entertain at
dinner tomorrow evening for Mrs Cole
mans guests, Mrs. Middleton and Miss
Summers
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Buchanan have re-
turned to this city to reside. They will oc-
cupy the house No. 50 East Pratt street
early in January.
Jacob p. Dunn will read paper on Debt
of English Literature TO the Bible at the
meeting of the Century Club tonight. 1t
viii be guests night
Mr. John Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. A E.
Dietrichs, of this city, and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Foster, of Chicago, will go to New
York to spend Christmas.
Mrs. NJ. Steele Bright and son, who have
been General and Mrs: Canadians, guests
for several weeks, will leave Monday for
their home in Superior Wis
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Geary, who have
been visiting Mrs, Thomas Sharpe, Mrs.
Geary's mother, the last few weeks left
last night for New York. They will sail on
the Rotterdam Saturday for their home in
France.
Mr. T. C. Steele has issued announce
ments for an exhibit of his summer pic
lures painted in the Whitewater valley. His
studio at Pennsylvania and Sixteenth
streets will be open to the public every
Mrs. r. G. Arnold and her sister. Mrs.
W. l.. Lamb, entertained a few young peo-
pie yesterday afternoon for Miss Maud
Gloss Bremen and gave her a china
shower. Miss Gloss Bremen is to be married
Tomorrow to Mr.. Oscar Parrish.
Mrs. Herman Pink and Mrs. Fox went to
Chicago yesterday to attend the wedding
| of Miss May Neuburger and Mr.. Shattuck,
| which will take place to-day. Miss Kate
| Cathcart. who has been Miss Neuburger's
ding. as '0''A ~
| Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Judah have re-
| turned from an extended European trip,
and are with Dr.. and Mrs. p. H. Jameson,
on Broadway Mrs. judah, whose book of
| out. is writing the last chapters of a new
| novel.
Mrs ]. w. Hewitt announces the mar
| riage of her sister Mrs. Lottie Alline, and
| Mr.. r. Marion True The marriage oc-
| CURED at the residence of j. w. Hewitt
| Saturday noon. After lunch was served
Mr.. and Mrs. True left for their home, in
| Lawrenceburg, Ind.
| Mr.. George Brown, who has been spend
| ing few days at home with his parents,
| Admiral and Mrs. Brown, will leave to-day
| for st. Louis, and then for San Francisco.
Mr.. Brown. Who is assistant paymaster, En-. in
| the navy, will go on the steamship Elite
| for a three years cruise.
Mr.. Frank B. Jaqua has issued invita-
| tions for dinner to be given at THE
| Delano" on next Wednesday, evening in
| honor of Miss Hawkins, of Portland, fol-
| lowed by dancing party at the residence
of Mr.. Pierre Gray. on North Pennsylvania
| street. Mr. and Mrs. Gray will chaperon
| the party.
Miss Alice Brown entertained twenty
| friends at progressive cinque last night for
| her cousin Miss Grace Brown. of Cincin-
| natl. Holly was used for decorating, and
the score cards were painted with holly
| sprays. The prizes were all embellished in
| embroidery or painting, with holly designs.
| Miss Grace Brown will return home to-
| morrow.
Dr. c. l. Fletcher and sister. Miss Emily
FLETCHER entertained few friends with
Mexican party last evening. Mrs. Douglas
| Barkley read two Mexican stories, one of
| bull fight and the other Don Dismal"
and there were Spanish songs by Mrs. e.
| c. Miller, Mrs. III. w. Blanchard, Mr.. w.
! T. Barnes and Mr. Walker, and Miss Edith
| Conner played some Mexican Dances The
guests were mostly those who have visited
Mexico.
| IL few friends yesterday afternoon with
| musicale at their home North Pennsyl-
yania street. Miss Lafayette Page gave a
fine, Interpretation of Grieg''s Sonata OPP.
| 4 No. L. Mrs. Farmer, who has a sweet
and clear voice. we'll cultured, sang, first
| a group of three songs. AT Twilight" by
Nevin; I'm Wearing Ava" by Foote and
| "Waldfahrt," by Franz, and later another
| group by GODDARD. Massonet and Gounod.
| els Atkins, Miss Frazier, Miss Clark and
| Miss Grace Stutsman. A social hour fol-
| lowed the music.
Mrs. John NJ Lilly treated her friends to
| a delightful entertainment yesterday after
| noon, when she invited them to meet her
| sister Mrs. Maud Conway Blanchard, of
speare's SONGS Illustrated by Mrs. Bianch-
| ard. Mrs. Blanchard read her paper with
| clearness of enunciation and keen apprecia-
| ton. The great poet. from musicians
| point of view. was also a great musician as
| well, for he knew all the musical instru-
ments of his time and all the song-and-
| dance forms as well. There are many songs
| introduced in his plays, and in each in
| stance the song is introduced and later
| play. Music for the songs has been written
| by eminent composers-Schubert DR.. Arne
and others and one Tell Me Where is
| Fancy Bred" from THE Merchant of We
| quaint in style. simple in form and adj
mirably fitted to the Hitting words Mrs.
| ity, rich and resonant and peculiarly fitted
| to this character of music. The paper and
| reader, songs and singer were harmonious
whole: Among the songs given were Bid
| Me Discourse | will Enchant Thine Ear"
from Venus and Adonis;" Who is. Syl-
roma" when Daffodils Begin to Peer"
from THE Winters Tale" when Daisies
Blow" from Loves Labor Lost" Under
| thou Winter Wind" from LAS You Like
| It," Sing no More, Ladies" from Much
Ado About Nothing - Know Know q Bank"
Hank. the Lark from ''Cymbeline," and
| .Orpheus with his Lutte" from Henry
VII" Miss Bessie f Beck accompanied Mrs
| r. H. Smith. Mrs. Wallace Donnan, Mrs.
| Hugh McGibeny. Miss Voss, Mrs. w. II.
Hobbs. Mrs. j. w. Lilly. Miss Emma Lilly
of Mount Clemens. Mich, and Miss Bessie
Beck. In the dining room holly hung
on the walls and chandelier and the table
held broad sash and butterfly bow of
scarlet MORE, in the center of which was
tall vase of scarlet carnations. Miss Louise
Lilly, Miss Gail Smith and Miss Leta Hol-
man did the honors in the dining room.
Mrs. Blanchard will return home to-day.
She has given the same entertainment fire.
quently in and near Boston
IrvinEtOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pounds will move into
the Gist property, on Cherry street, this
week.
Mr.. Frank Douglas, who was guest of
Mr. Harold 0. Smith. has returned to his
home in Hyde Park, Ill.
The Pan-Hellenic party. which to
have been given next Monday night, has
been postponed until after the holidays.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Downey-
avenue Church. will give coffee on Friday
afternoon, at Mrs. Mary CalkinS'S home.
This afternoon, from till 5. the Tuesday
Club will receive its friends at the home of
Mrs. A. n. TowleS, on University avenue.
Miss Griffith. of Evanston, who has been
visiting in indianapolis. will come, this
week. to remain until after the holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs De Witt Griffith, on Rit-