The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

ing relatives at Evansville.
Mrs. J. @. Van Wrinkle left yesterday for
Louisville, 10 visit friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble c. Butler will return
Tomorrow from Martinsville.
Miss Mary Rariden will go to Cincinnati
Monday to visit Mrs. Buchvalter.
A patriotic entertainment will be given
this evening at the Second Presbyterian
Church.
red, white and blue entertainment will
be given this evening at the Fourth Pres
byterian Church.
Mrs Minnie Graves Brown, Of Fort
Wayne, formerly of this city, is visiting
Mrs. H. A. Bingham
Miss Bertha Rush gave an informal COM
pany yesterday afternoon to a few friends,
for Miss Mathilde Brink.
Miss Maud Smith will give a bowling par
ty next Wednesday evening, at her home
on North Delaware street
Miss Elizabeth Dalton will give a luncheon
at the Country Club to-day for her visitor,
Miss McKenney, of ViIcepnes.
Mrs w. H. Smythe and Mrs, Arthur Ed
munds went TO Lafayette yesterday to at
tend a reception of the Eastern Star.
Mrs Howard Maxwell Stanton will re-
ceive informally this afternoon, for her sis
ter, Miss Estelle Peel Izor, of Chicago, for
merly of this city,
Mrs. J. J. Appel, Mrs. F. L. Gregory and
Mrs. Max Leckner, with their children, will
go 10 Bay View, Mich. as soon as school is
out, for the summer.
Mrs. Fanny w. Morrison entertained a
few friends at tea Wednesday evening for
Miss Sample, of Washington, d. c., who is
visiting Mrs. Defrees.
The Conversation Club will be entertained
this afternoon by Mrs M NJ Finch and
Miss Florence Coffin, at their home, No.
1913 North Illinois street.
Miss Lucy Taggart will give a luncheon
Saturday and Miss Mary Wilson will give
a dinner Saturday evening for the seniors
Of the Girls Classical School.
The Young Women's Christian Associa-
xxyfl1 OIL lou
the grounds of Mrs. e. G. Cornelius, on
North Meridian and Tenth streets.
Master Edward Mckee will have flag
raising party tomorrow afternoon. from 4
to O'clock. at the home of his father, Mr..
| e. l.. Mckee, on North Pennsylvania street.
| Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Solomon announce
| the engagement of their daughter, Ger
| trude Louise, to Mr., Louis J. Levy of St.
Louis, Mo. At home informally Sunday
afternoon, May %.
Mrs. Mason, wife Of Rev. Mr.. Mason, at
one time pastor Of the Fourth Presbyterian
Nina Merrill who received informally for
her yesterday afternoon.
| Prof. f. II. Griggs. at the head of the
department of education Of Leland Stanford
| University, California. is spending. a few
| days at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. E. Griggs, Irvington.
A. reception will be given this afternoon At At
~. Villers and sister. Miss Merriman. the
| wife and sister of the new pastor of the
|
itions.
Mrs. Charles D. Johnson gave tricolor
card party yesterday afternoon for Mrs.
| Alice Newly. who is to be married next
score cards and the prizes We're pertinent
to the militia, belt buckle, hat pin and
progression, was played.
| Miss Lillian Krauss was hostess for a
| small company yesterday afternoon and a
| linen shower was given for Miss Alberta
| basket, covered with pink, and later they
were opened by the guest of honor. The
house was prettily adorned with palms and
pink carnations. Pink was the prevailing
| color throughout.
| Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
| Mrs John Kiley for the marriage Of their
Ruckelshaus to occur Wednesday morn
/ ing, June s, at o'clock, at st. Paul's Catho-
| lie Church, Marion. Ind. A reception will be
held from to 10 o'clock in the evening at
No. COS South Branson street. At home, No.
AGA Walcott street. Indianapolis, after July J.
The Indianapolis Literary Club gave a
a pre sGht as the pr
Ing We're the toasts: The Patriot---What
Is He?'' Scot Butler; How It Came by the
Name James Whitcomb Riley; Peace at
Any Price Edward Daniels; ''The Eternal
Feminine Charles w. Moores; THE New
Man" Burris 4. JENKINS; ., THE Yellow W
the Dollar" John A. Finch.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall entertained the
seniors of the Girls Classical School at
With the ss coor green nd
and lilies and carnations were the flowers
used Each guest received a book of essays
class includes Miss Lucy Taggart, Miss
| Mary Wilson, Miss Clara Ingram, Miss Ella
Xonnegut, Miss Ximnia Watson, Miss Ruby
| Guthrie, Miss Wayne Beck, Miss Gertrude
| Wocher, Miss Anna White, Miss Gertrude
| Kirshbaum, Miss Lena Brash, Miss May
| Henly and Miss Mary Simons.
ENSEMBLE RECITAL
The Misses Ida and Catherine Bell gave
| the first public ensemble piano recital last
evening before large audience at the
| Propylaeum. The young ladies have been
pupils of Mr.. Oliver Willard Pierce, and
last evening was their graduation. The
pianos were so placed that the players
backs were to each other. Their programme
| included such numbers as the Bach Con
| certo in Minor" the Wagner ''Vorspeil-
| Tristan and Isolde" Liszts Lies Pre-
| ludes,' which require the sternest kind OF
muscianship to play; the lighter "Andanti-
no Pastorale" Novelette," by Gadel,
| Ecu Foulant," by Duvernoy, the Hun
| garian Dances, Nos 5 and g. by Brahms.
All were given with beautiful accuracy,
and attention to phrasng and expression
| that marked them as a splendid achieve
ment. The numbers were played from men,
| Ory, and the players were recalled several
| times. The sisters have the same general
style in appearance. they were dressed
| alike in white organdes. and the technique
| was so similar that it gave added inter
| est to their playing. Vocal assistance was
| given by Mr.. r. Byron Overstreet, who was
| In excellent voice, and sang with artistic
| finish HaendePs "Wher'er You Walk,
| winter Night" by Hollender, and Light,
/ by Hawley and by Miss Elma Igelman,
| soprano, who sang for the second time in
/ public, and won deserved applause, for she
| was recalled four times to bow her &C
acknowledgements Miss Igelman's song was
| Gounod, with violin obligato by Mrs. Ora
| Lane-Folk, who played with sympathy, and
| Mr.. Carl Schneider who played the piano
| accompaniment. The ease with which Miss
| Igelman takes her tones and the purity of
| her voice are rarely combined in so young
| singer.
| BAILEY--KING.
| Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, May 26.-The marriage of
Mr.. George Bailey and Miss Maybelle King
| took place last evening at the home of the
| brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy King
/ The Rev. Denslowe, of Grace Episcopal
| Church, officiated. Misses Anna and Pearl
! Bailey and Mr.. Will Myers were attend
/ ants. The groom is a travelling salesman
| for the Indiana Iron Company and his
| parents reside at Piqua, o. The brides
/ father is travelling salesman.
| STRUBBE-MADER.
! Special to the Indianapolis Journal
| KOKOMO Ind, May 26.-Mr. Christian F.
| Strubbe and Miss Moreno Nader, both of