The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-09-10

the organists and choirmasters of Chicago.
s nr. Hansen's registration and memory were
iaVofaniy commented on by them.
Miss Fay Thompson has gone TO Cincin-
nati, where she will spend the winter
studying the violin under Prof. Tirindelli
Mrs Edwin Finney and children. Olin and
1Iadys, nave returned from nine weeks
VISIT at Long Island, Boston and New York
mrs. +. Rothschild and j. c. Turkenkoph
and family. OF ConnersvfIle are the guests
OF Mrs l. Beitman, on West Walnut street.
hon. George D. Orner. who has been visit
Ing DIS sister, Mrs. Alfred Carver, and fam
Mont. '"'"eu 70 MS nome IN heiena'
Mrs: Kate p. Morris will return to-day
from Waupaca. Wis, where she went with
turn later.
= Mr. VIII Clapp will go TO Washington, d.
r.. Tomorrow 10 attend the wedding OF Mr..
f 6oger Siapp, who is now located in Hart
Mrs. Frank l., Bingham has issued invi-
tatlons for card party Thursday morning
IN nonor OF her visitor, Miss Lawton, OF
kirkwood, Mo.
teaching music in Chicago for the past ten
years, has returned to this city for per-
manent residence.
Mrs; r, NJ. Woodward and children, OF
washington, ID. c., are visiting Mrs. c. A
Woodward. on Central avenue They will
leave for home Tuesday.
The executive board Of the Free Kinder
garten Will meet with Mrs, John H. Holli-
DAY, NO. 1l21 North Meridian street, to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Albert ID: Yohn, Mrs. Eleanor COT
LAY ana Or; Z. Il. Ferguson returned yester-
tend the burial of Mr. Rein Ferguson
The Bezique Club will give it's third and
last OF series Of summer dances at Broad
Ripple Monday evening The regular sea-
Oct ?.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lachman announce the
engagement OF their daughter Catherine
BRO, and DR.. Harry Franklin I1otz., of
Rockport. ILL., The wedding will take place
early in October.
Mrs. A. W. Hatch and Miss Virginia Keep
will leave for. New York Tomorrow Mrs
HATCH VIII remain until February, and Miss
Keep will spend the winter studying art
under w. NJ. Chase.
Mrs. Frank Cardin, assisted by the ladies
of the first section of the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Central Christian Church, will
give a lawn fete at her home, 21l1 Central
avenue Tuesday evening.
Miss Gail Smith gave a tallyho party yes
terday afternoon in honor of the birthday
Smith. The party of ladies drove through
the city and were heralded by a trumpet.
Mrs. Charles Allison, of Spencer who has
been visiting friends, has returned home
During her visit Mrs. Walton B. Hanna and
Mrs: z. M. Pursell gave dinner, Mrs r.
NJ. Pursell a reception and Mrs. William
The fifth section of the Maennerchor La
dies Society gave euchre party Friday aft
ernoon. The hostess was Mrs. Anton Balls,
who was assisted by Mrs George Richards
ladies were entertained Handsome prizes
were awarded.
The Indiana Ceramic Society will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Thomas
street The subject discussed will be
Firing" by Mrs. WEIGH, and business
conversation on firing will be led by Mrs
Mary Woodsmall.
Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks will go to Del
aware, o., tomorrow to visit her mother
for a few days. The following week she
and she will then return to this city TO re-
main until Senator Fairbanks and herself
go to Washington for the winter.
Mr. John L. Geiger has returned from
Europe. He visited op1on, Paris, Berlin
and Dresden, and heard ''Parsifal" in Bey-
reuth. where he met Mrs. Henry Schur-
mann and Miss May Johnson, of this CITY.
Mr.. Geiger will resume his work as choir
master at Christs Church to-day.
Mrs. J. A. Robinson entertained the Bon
Air Bowling Club Friday afternoon at her
of the Misses Ella and Mamie Shot. of Gin
cinnati Members present were Mesdames
Gardner. Krauss. Grace Stringer. Bell Neal;
Whitcomb Pigney, Miss Alma HermaDy and
Miss Lydia Eshelman.
Invitations have been received from Mr..
and Mrs. Myron Dickson, of Martinsville,
for the marriage of their daughter. Anne
May Dickson, ard Mr.. James Spencer Adj
sit, to take place "Wednesday evening, Sept
q, at the Christian Church. Martinsville
The at-home announcement is for the first
and third Thursdays in November. at No.
1924 Troost, Kansas City.
Miss May Louise shipp entertained a
number Of young people Friday evening for
Mrs. John L. Griffiths'3 visitors, Miss RE
man of Baltimore, Miss Rose Cavins Of
Peru and Mr.. Richmond lowering of La
fayette. Last evening. a dinner was given
at the Country Club for the same guests.
Miss Rieman viii go to Mrs. John II. Hol-
liday's Tuesday to make a visit.