The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-30

the meeting of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution and Children of the Ameri-
can Revolution, at the Country Club, Sat
urday.
Music and Art Notes.
Mr.. Frank Fowler will sing at Hali-place
Church Sunday evening.
Mrs w. w. Scott will sing a solo this
morning at the Second Presbyterian
Church.
Mr. Barclay Walker has written a new
song, Il Wish you Well, Sweetheart
which which Mr. ;,u Eugene Cowles OF the Bos-
lished but will be soon.
Mr. r. b. Rudy has arranged Home,
Sweet Home after the style of Palestrina,
Bach Beethoven, Mozart, Weber, Verdi,
Strauss, Meyerbeer and Wagner which his
band will play at the summer night con-
certs.
The auxiliary of Naomi Chapter, No. 131,
| Order of the Eastern Star, will give en-
| tertainment at Masonic Hail Tuesday even
! ing with the following programme; Banjo
duet, f. D. Mason ana Il. w. Mclaughlin;
| by a company of stars" violin solo, Mas
ter Thaddeus Rich sleght of hand, Don
| V. Smythe; dancing.
| The following song service will be given
| at the Second Presbyterian Church this
| morning: Tie Deum," Schaffter, soprano
| and alto solo and chorus; The Lord Is My
| Shepherd Arens, soprano, alto and bari
| tone solo and chorus; List to the Cherubc
| Host" Gaul (from Holy City) baritone
solo and ladies' chorus; .Preghiera, Mas
| ODAottNOs
| Miss Robinson; Jerusalem" from Gal
lia') Gounod, soprano solo and chorus.
The closing exercises of the Indiana In
| stitute for the Education of the Blind will
| be held Monday and Tuesday from a. M
| till 3 p. m. Tuesday evening the closing
concert will be given with this programmes
ocean Spray Rras: hand Ripley
| Tell me where the Fairies Dwell
Children S chorus. - ''''''''
| piapo solo f'rha Cuta r'' Her
Maggie Brown
Boat Song" c,or hailiVoda
Organ solo, March Clark
Harry Monroe.
Come Away, Companions ......&.s.. Gelbel
Childrens chorus.
Piano duet, "Clarosa March" .,..Newland
Clara Caster and Rose Pryor
Away, the Morning Freshly Break
mo Choir.
IntermiSSion.
| 1.-THE Color Guard March ........ Robinson
Brass band
"Song of the Brook" ................D Dolores
! Duet. organ and piano, "Romanza" Costa
| Alphonso Johnston and Harry Monroe.
Sweet the Angeqs is Ringing dhoc smart and
Nora Keys)
Childrens chorus.
Three Fishers ...::::..........'....'.s udds
Piano solo, La Fileuse" ................ Raft
Alphonso Johnston.
A"0 --'''V chiidrens chorus.
| Voices of the Woods" ..........Rublnsteln
Chorus
| A service of song will be given this even
| ing at the First Presbyterian Church at
| 7:45 O'Clock with the following programme:
Prelude, Praise tbs. Lord" 80. Chadwick
| Mrs A. E. Cook Miss Grace Akass Mr..
Frank NJ. Elstun and Mr.. S. Morris
Neck.
Hank, my Soul" ...............,;; Dykes
Miss Grace Akass.
Hymn No. 1905, Lord, while for all
Postlude, organ .offertory, selected.
Miss Carmen.
Hymn \ o. 1897, Our yet Unfinished
Jerusalem Rubinstein- shelleS
Violin solo, selected,
Until the Day Breaks" unconditional
Quartet.
IrvingtOn.
Mrs. Dobyns. of Greensburg, Ind, is Wis
iting Mrs. Robert E. Moore, on Central
avenue
Mrs Totten of Louisville Ky, has re-
turned home after several days spent with
Mrs. Settle.
Miss Essie Hunter left yesterday for Day
ton O.. to spend several weeks with the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas.
The ladies of the Tuesday Club observed
their final meeting for this year by a guest
day on Tuesday at the home OF MRS. Geo.
Calvin.
Mrs. Alice Strong and daughter Blessing.
of Long Island City, N. Y, are guests of
Mrs. Strong's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bar
tholomew.
Miss ID Braden will return to-day
from 5st Point Miss, where she has been
teaching in West Point Seminary for the
past two years.
The annual June reception of the Sheridan
Dramatic Club will occur June II at the
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Browning,
on Central avenue.
Miss Pearl Greene, of Gem, Ind, was a
guest of the family of DR.. and Mrs. Moore
for few days last week at their nome, on
| Washington street.
Mrs F. r. Kautz entertained the young
women of the Kappa Kappa Gamma ira
| ternity of Butler College last night at her
| home, on Downey avenue.
The first tennis party of the season was
| given Wednesday afternoon by the young
men of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity on
their court in the college campus.
Miss Lenore Barnhill who has been
| spending the week with her cousin, Miss
! Retta. Barnhill on Washington street, has
returned TO her home, in Charlottesville
Mrs Allen r. Benton has invited the
young ladies of the senior class at Butler
to her home next Thursday afternoon to
hear Miss Laura Ream of Indianapolis,
read paper.
Mrs p H Clifford and Miss Butler en-
tertained few friends informally yester-
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Henry Stew
art Scheli of Somerset, Pa, formerly Miss
Elizabeth l.ayman.
Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke entertained a
number of ladies on Wednesday morning in
formally for Mrs. Barnes, Of St, Louis, and
Mrs. Moore. of Louisville. Short talks were
made on the federation of clubs.
Mrs Bartholomew entertained a number
of young people on Wednesday afternoon
with a lawn party at her home, on Univer-
sity avenue. in honor of her granddaughter
Miss Blessing Strong, of New York.
Mr.. Archibald Hall spent several days
last week with college friends en- route
from New Haven to his home, in Pennsyl-
vania. where he will remain several weeks
before returning to take charge of his
church, in New Haven
A pretty chidrens party was given yes
terday afternoon from till by Mrs. Nc
Callum for her daughter Bertha. The house
was decorated with flowers, and about
twenty-five little folks enjoyed the after
noon with their young hostess.
The Forum Debating Club will meet
Wednesday evening and discuss protection
and free trade. The Pkaros and Forum
Clubs will hold joint debate on the even
ing of June II on the subject. Resolved
that protection is the best policy for the