The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-04

sot. April 10. whose engagement has been
recently announced to Mr.. Mack Braugh-
ton.
Miss Fox. Of Chicago. who has been the
guest of Mrs. J. NJ. Lilly, has returned
home.
Mrs. Charles n. Williams has issued in
v~itations for a luncheon at the Denison
April II.
Miss Maud Beck, who will leave for
North Dakota soon. is spending the week
with Miss Mary Olin.
Mrs. Blanchard. of Boston. will arrive the
latter part of the month to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. John NJ. Lilly.
Mrs. Henry L. Beverage has issued IT,
vitatiOns for a luncheon Saturday IN honor
of Miss Julia Bell. of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H.. Dean and Miss
Mary Noble entertained the Dean-kirtland
wedding party at dinner last night.
Mrs. Conrad Baker and Miss Alice Baker.
who have spent the winter at Ocala. Fla.
Will return home the later part OF the
month.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Ger
man Ladies' Aid Society Will take place this
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the German
House
Mrs. Harry E. McCoIister. of New York,
Is with her sister. Miss Jeanette Newland,
who is quite i'll in her apartments at the
Windsor.
Miss Eliza Bosler. of Carlisle. Pa. will
accompany Miss Louise Bybee home from
New York this week to spend their Easter
vacation.
Miss Mary Noble will give a small tea
Saturday afternoon i'm honor of Miss HeItn
Kirkland. whose marriage to Mr.. Stuart
Dean will occur next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Won Zell have
issued invitations for a reception to cele-
brate their silver wedding anniversary Fri
day evening. April 10. at their home, 2132
Shelby street.
The ladies of College-avenue Baptist
Church will have an Easter sale i'm the
church parlOrs tomorrow afternoon and
evening. Cakes, fancy and domestic articles
Will be offered for sale.
The fourth section Of the Free Kinder
garten and Children's Aid Society will give
a tea at the residence of Mrs. r. CT. Har-
seim. 1112 North Illinois street, Friday.
April ~: The leaders of the section are
Mrs. Alfred f. Potts and Mrs. George
Prier.
The sixth section of the Ladies' Society
or the German House will give its April en-
tertainment Saturday afternoon. The lead
ers of the section are Mrs. Charles Krauss,
Mrs. Jacob Becker and Miss Lillian Luz
dorff. For those who do not play cards
there will be other amusements.
Mrs. Edwin Henry Forty observed her
first at home since her marriage yesterday
afternoon. She was assisted by her mother.
Mrs. ". T. Malott. and her sisters. Miss
Malott, Mrs. Arthur Voorhees, Brown. Mrs.
Edgar Evans and Mrs. Paul H.. White.
Mrs. Forty will be at home Wednesdays
in this month.
The first section of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the College-avenue Baptist Church
gave a tea yesterday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Il. A. Randall. During the after
noon there was an interesting musical pro-
gramme. Mrs. Randall was assisted by
Mrs. Wing, Mrs. w. w. Low and Mrs.
George Murray.
Hope Circle of Kings Daughters will give
an egg hunt for children on the lawn of
Mrs. James w. Noel's home, 1925 Central
Hundreds OF colored Easter eggs will be
hidden about the grounds and the children
will search for them. A prize will be given
TO the one finding the most eggs. Each
child should bring a basket in which to
carry home his eggs. In case of bad wealth
er the egg hunt will not be given. The
proceeds are for the benefit of the Day
Nursery fund.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Peoples
Congregational Church will give an Easter
market in the church this afternoon and
programme will be presented by Mrs. A. l..
Yakey and Prof. A. II. Hassler. The COM
medietta. "A Bunch of Roses" will be
given by the young people of the church,
under the direction of Mrs. A. S. Pearce.
Those taking part include Misses Marguer-
lie Herdman. Stella Dean. Anna Craig, and
Mrs. Sadie Austin, and Messrs. Arthur
frock.
The committees having in charge the
arrangements for the Easter ball at Maen-
rerchor Hall next Monday evening have
spared no efforts to make the ball a greater
success than ever before. The decorating
committee has been engaged for the past
SIX weeks making over 5000 paper flowers
for the fire bush" These will be used in
connection with beautiful Oriental sceneries
and draperies. producing a gorgeou effect.
"A very large attendance Is expected, as
the sale of tickets is unprecedented. The
supper will be served in the clubrooms by
the house committee of the ladies' society.
The officers of the ladies' society will re-
ceive In the foyer and ballroom.
THE MATINEE MUSICALE.
The following programme was offered by
the second division of the Matinee Musicale
yesterday afternoon:
Doris" a Nevin
Voice, Mrs. Swain; violin, Miss Sickels;
piano, Mrs. Edenharter; cello. Mr..
Igleman.
(a) Love II. Porter
() Concert
Mrs. Loughmiller.
Co I'm the WAoods"."."..:......MacDowei
(c) '"Thro' the Mcdowell
Mrs. Ogle.
(a) "Etude Melodique" Henry Holden Huss
(c) Wilson G. Smith
Mrs: Brakeman.
Capture of Bacchus" Dudley Buck
Mr.. Isensee.
(a) "Intermezzo" Carl BONN
b) "Andante Cantabile. op. is, No.
Miss sickels.
(a) "Protestations". Norris
OBJ Sweetheart, Thy Lips are TOUCHED
III ldllt III
Mrs. Florian.
(a) ITO the .MacDOwell
(b) Poem after Heine). ..........M Mcdowell
Miss Wagner.
Chorus, "Wynken, Blynken and Nod"
Mrs. Florian, Mrs. swain. Miss Hyde, Mrs.
Ogle. Mr.. Van VIE. Mr.. Isensee.
Solo. Miss Calvin; piano. Miss Reaume.
Miss Martin.
SHEPHERD-CLIFFORD.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. April 3.-The mar
riage this evening of Miss Sarah Clifford,
OF Evansville. and John C. Shepherd, of
Batopilas, Mexico. at Grace Presbyterian
Church was the society event of the sea-
son. The bride wore white satin trimmed
with chiffon, and orange blossoms. The
groom is a son OF BOSS" Shepherd, made
famous I'm his work of identifying Wash
ington. The bridal tour will be made In
Europe.
IOCAL NEWS ITEMS.