The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

DR.. and Mrs. Wilmer Christian have re-
turned from Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Stevenson will enter
tain at dinner Saturday evening
Miss Taylor is visiting her sister, Mrs
Thornton NJ Goodloe, at the Victoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Lovett, of Anderson,
were in the city to attend the Denny we'd
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Brown will re-
move soon to Boston for permanent resi-
Mr.. Adolph Schleicher, jr., entertained a
number of college students at dinner last
evening
Or. and Mrs Henry Jameson and daugh-
their European trip.
Miss Estelie McCune has returned from
Brazil, where she has been spending several
weeks with friends
Mr.. George b. Yandes and niece, Miss
Josephine Robinson. have returned from a
visit to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Thomas b. Eastman and little son
Nicholson ere visiting Mrs. Eastman's pa
rents at Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs George +. Crivel have re-
turned from a four months trip and are
at home at the Blacherne.
Mrs. Kate Perry Morris and Miss Flor
ence Coffin have returned from a visit to
Mrs. Allen in Terre Haute
Mrs Anna II. Wright left Yesterday for
New York to visit Mrs. Hemsted, formerly
Miss Nellie Brush, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spahr, of North Illinois
street, celebrated the tenth anniversary of
their marriage Tuesday evening.
Miss June May Schofield has returned
home from a two weeks visit with Miss
Leafy Dell Branch, of Martinsville.
Miss Gertrude Dolls, of Chicago who has
peen visiting relatives. returned home yes
terday, accompanied by Miss Mary Taylor
Miss Lois Eastman, who has been visiting
Dr. Joseph Eastman and family, will leave
Tor her home at Plainfield, N. j.. this after
noon.
Mrs. Theodore varney will give a small
and informal tea this afternoon for her SIS
ter, Mrs. William Macay Hall, of Pitts
burg.
Mrs; ]. w. Cooper and Mrs. Elsie Goehel
nave issued invitations for bowling party
at the Lyra Casino week from to-day in
honor of Mrs. j. r. Moore and Mrs. Rose
Goebel
Mrs Herman Pink. head of the kinder
garten section No. 2, will have a meeting OF
the section tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock
at her rooms at the Denison instead of with
Mrs. John H. Holiday, as formerly an
will pass the Denison.
Mrs. +. y. Smock and daughter Helen will
leave to-day for Pttsburg Kan. to visit
ex-Mayor DIT. Charles a: Fisher. They will
sas City and Knob Noster, Mo. They ex-
pect TO be absent about five weeks
Miss Caroline Virginia Broughtcn. late of
New York. will come. the LIST of November
and will be associated with Mr.. Max Leck-
ner. Miss Broughton is a vocalist. Miss
Miriam Broughton, of Rome, N V, will also
spend the winter in the city studying music
Mr.. and Mrs c.. b. King have issued in
vitations for the marriage of their daugh-
ter Cora May and Mr.. Harry Jordan Dick
but. to take place Wednesday evening, Nov
The wedding will be followed by a recep-
tion-
A match game of golf will be held on the
Country Clubs links Saturday between the
H. NrlE NInn11 49, H.
l;So o'clock, Messrs. De PAW Walker.
Phillips. Hindmans Patton, Allen, Taylor
and Darlington comprise the Louisville
team. Messrs. Milliken knight, Boice,
Watson. Martin. Lockard, Perry and Bur-
ford comprise the home team A number of
Louisville ladies will accompany their play
ers. and 1t is possible that match will be
arranged between the visitors and some of
the women enthusiasts of the home club,
10 be held the same afternoon. Lunch and
dinner VIII be served at the Country Club,
and an informal dance in golf costumes will
ne given in the evening. All the members
OF the Golf and Country Club are invited
games In the afternoon bid fair to be inter-
estlng and exciting. The home players Wis
t s Louisville two weeks ago. and met de-
Ieat. They hope, however to return the
compliment at this meeting. Lunch din
ner VIII be served TO those giving ample
notice OF their intention to dine at the club.
The first regular meeting of the Matinee
Musicale for the season was held Yesterday
afternoon and was as varied as ii was in
tsrestins. A short musical programme,
which, included a chorus "Wooing of the
Rose. by Strauss, two solos by Mr.. Fred
eric @. Wishard. a brother of Mrs d. l.,
Whittier. who came here for the winter
and who has "A baritone voice which he
uses with taste, violin number by Mrs
Ora Lane-Folk, who played with fine skill.
a harp solo by Miss Daggett who never
has appeared to better advantage in public
in this. city. and piano number was fol-
lowed by short and pithy essay on The
Actual Value OF Music by Mrs James T.
Eaglesfield. The essayist showed to what
extent music may be used as an agency
not only in the arts and beautiful lines of
life. but also as corrective. reforming
power and n redeeming strength i'm spiritual
as well as temporal affairs. There was
short conversation. in which il was also
shown to be useful as a physical influence
In connection with the latter it was shown
that long hours of practice are detrimental
10 the nervous system and well being of the
young and that two hours of concentrated
effort is better than six or eight OF any
other kind. Miss Lille d'Angelo Bergh of
New York, gave talk on the singing tone
IN conversation. which she ably illustrated
Ia her own speech well as by examples
Mr.. David Bispham. baritone. win give a
concert under the auspices of the Matinee