The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-01

MI JCLn Lai tOIts VAN AANS
Ill. is improving
Mrs. John Blue is confined to her room
with rheumatism.
Miss Tillie Kepler is the guest of Miss
Maud Boyd. on Oliver avenue.
Mrs. Fowler, of Wagersville, KY. Is visit
ing her brother, w. b. West, on Warren
avenue.
MI. John Juttie. of Terre Haute. was the
guest of his sister, Mrs Robert T.. Bennett,
last week.
has been visiting Fred L~eachman, has re-
turned home.
MIR. Re bert Thompson. of Anderson. was
the guest Of his uncle, Lawrence thompson,
on klondike avenue, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Strain, of Cleveland,
o., formerly of West Indianapolis, las re-
turned for permanent residence.
MI and Mrs, Reed: of Terre Haute, moved
lately occupied by DIR. Benham.
Mr.. n. Moster, a %l-kno rganist, will
play the organ at the sacred concert this
evening at Assumption Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mosher. of Indianola: Neb..
who have been visiting Mrs. Mosher's par
ents, will return home this week.
Mrs. N. T. Pheneger and sister. Miss
Blood. of Lafayette, were guests OF Mrs.
L. Salisbury, on Klondike avenue. last week.
Kisses Imogene and Lulu Hoss attended
W. III. HI. Hoss, near Southport, Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Walter Hoss, of North Blaine ave-
nue., took five first prizes and three second
prizes in the culinary department at the
State fair.
Mrs. Julia McPhetters, of Danville, Ind,
who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Williams, on Silver avenue, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. McCauley, of North Yer
non, and Misses Annie Dillon and Mary
Reardon are guests at the home or Mr..
John McQuinty.
AppOrIncennant iS made nf the anCa cement
of DR.. e. H.. Gebauer and Miss Gertrude K.
Rogers. the marriage to occur Nov. s at
Trinity Church.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pilgrim
Congregational Church will meet with Mrs.
W.. b. West, on Warren avenue, next
Wednesday afternoon.
A number Of the members of Rebgkah
lodge attended Mr.. and Mrs. Hilbert
Frosch's twenty-fifth wedding anniversary,
Thursday evening, at their home in Irving
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. McGrew entertained
at dinner Friday the following out-of-town
guests: James Archey, of Milroy, Andrew
Archey, of Thorntown, and S. P. Dauben-
speck, of Glenwood.
A literary ard musical entertainment and
oyster supper will be given by the Alvin r:
Hovey Post, No. ESQ. G. A. r.. at DruidS'
Hall. Morris and Harding streets, on Thurs
day evening, Oct. ..
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Trinity Church
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Joel
Baker. on River avenue. The following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing year:
President. Mrs. Baker; vice president, Mrs.
George S. Leachman; secretary, Miss
Georgia Jennings; treasurer, Mrs. Mitchell.
Rev. Mr.. Brunridge. of Saginaw, Mich,
will occupy The pulpit of the Pilgrim Con-
gregational Church to-day and next Sunday
on trial. and if the members of the church
are satisfied with Mr.. Brunridge he Will re-
main as the regular pastor; While in the
city Mr.. Brunridge will be he guest Ct Mr..
and Mrs. M. c.. Light, on West Ray -treet.
Rev. o A. Protsman, pastor of River-ave-
nue. Baptist Church, was married Tuesday
evening to Miss Ada May Woods. of Du-
pont. Ind, the marriage occurring at the
home of the bride, in Dupont. Wednesday
evening a dinner was given to MI. and Mrs.
Roberts. after which a wedding reception
was held at the River-avenue Baptist
home on STANDARD avenue.
The w. c. T. U. met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Benson. on North Blaine avenue.
Reports were read from the district conven-
Metz, and an interesting talk was given by
Mrs. Moody, of the city, on Household
Economy" The election of officers resulted
Mrs. John W. Byrkit:9 vice president. Mrs.
Hattie Smith; secretary. Mrs. Joseph Nc
Cain; recording secretary Mrs. Bensen;
state convention Oct. clio. at Marion, Ind,
were also elected. as follows: Mrs. Metz.
Mrs. j. Mccain and Mrs. Hattie Smith.
Assumption Church Organ
iHS evening ne new pipe organ recently
put in Assumption Catholic. Church will be
dedicated by Rev. Father Anthony Scheid-
eler. of ST. Mary's Church. After the eere-
monies the following programme will be
rendered:
Overture Weber
Prof; Nicholas Moster. of Louisville. Ky.
Mr.. II. Hessling.
Mr.; Guy Montana.
Mrs. John Brennan.
"Quis est Homo" Rossini
Mrs. Frank OBrien and Miss Matilda Jeup.
Mr.. e. P. Clancy.
A .Fdr IS ppcna,Very Rev. D. o'Donaghpe
Mrs. Frank o.Brien. ALTO SOLO
Suite" either solo, -Gurlitt
Mr.. j. Fremont Frey.
"Te Lucis ante F~erminum,' quartet,
Miss Edna Burks, Soprano; Miss ciaudie
Ballard. alto; Mr.: E: p. Clancy. tenor; Mr..
Chris O'Conner, baritone.
THE Lost Chord. Sullivan
DR., Joseph A. Boersig.
Miss Matilda Jeup and Chorus
Finale. God of Might, We Praise Thy
Prof. H. j. schonacker, Miss K. Reynolds Sn n
and Sister Louise will play the accompani-
merits.
Thursday Afternoon Club
The following programme has been ar
ranged by the Thursday Afternoon Club for
the season.:
Oct. @Hostess. Mrs. W.. s. Hoss; presi-
dents day.
Oct. 19-Hostess, Mrs. w. H.. Wheeler;
Our Summer Vacation" the club; CONVEX
sation led by Mrs. Charles Robertson.
Oct. 2-Hostess, Mrs. Welsh; "Supersti-
tions of Halloween" Mrs. Sheridan; orig
inal story. Mrs. Gaddes; music, Mrs. Treat.
Nov. 16-Hostess, Mrs. H. b. Treat; THE
Women of Shakespeare Miss Morris; dis
cussion led by Mrs. Armstrong; music, Mrs.
Mullen.
Nov. 31-Hostess. Mrs. w. P. Spray; New
England Thanksgiving" Mrs. Treat; "A
Thanksgiving Romance" Mrs. Hoss: music,
Misses Lulu and Imogen Hoss and Lottie
Spray.
Dec. H.-Hostess, Mrs. D. Robertson; guest
day.
Dec. 2S-Hostess, Mrs. c. Roberson: 1.-THE
Passing Century" Mrs. Overman; Christ
mas Recitation" Mrs. McGrew; vocal solo,
Mrs. Gaddes.
Jan. I-Hostess, Mrs. I. p. Overman:
Psychology Mrs. Armstrong; discussion
led by Mrs. Morrow.
Jan. 25-Hostess, Mrs. A. Mullan; "A Col
lege Story" Mrs. Benham; reading, selected,
Mrs. d. Robertson; original story, Mrs. H.
p. Treat.
Feb. s-Hostess, Mrs. Joseph E. Morrow;
"Kipling's College Days" Mrs. Mullan;
reading from Kipling. Mrs. Wheeler.
Feb. 22-Hostess, Mrs. j. W.. McGrew;
guest day.
March S-Hostess. Mrs. C. J. Linton; DO
nestle Science" Mrs. Hoss: discussion led
by Mrs. Linton: music and recitation by
Miss Helen Linton.
March o9-HocteSc Mrs " = Hose.