The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-26


to O'Clock at the Columbia Club in |
y5e stage as Fanny Rice. and who gave
., number on the Grand vaudeville pro-
Iamme last week.
J;Among the arrivals in New York by the
SSsaiser Wilhelm were Mr.. and Mrs. EuSen
-SzoroSs Miss Josephine Holman). MI ana
Airs. Boross will visit Mrs. Borosss motneT'
Efrs. Helen Bowen Holman. and MISS ho na
han. in New York. and will come mere
nhortly for visits with friends. Ther stay
Ga this country is limited TO few weeks
IS they expect 10 return 10 Europe III Jan
Sary.
Y The committees appointed for the char
ky ball OF the German Ladies Ala Soclety'
- be given Nov. Il at the German rouse
ERE: Grand march. led by Rooert K H'
aessisted by Mr. and Mrs August NJ. Kuhn:
,zfr. and Mrs. Frederick p. Rusn, MI: ana
ieTrs. Charles Krauss. Mr. ana M M5; NJ
1sachman, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Keller. Mr..
End Mrs Henry Thudium. Mr.. and Mrs
albert Lieber: hall and decorauon, MIS-.
charles Krauss CHAIRMAN; rS, npan Mn
a Wieeand Mrs Julius Wocher and Mrs.
=. P. Rush; music. Mrs: Louis H9llweg
AIRS. Albert Metzger; tickets, Mrs: Phillip
fRappaport Mrs Anna Sieboldt. Mrs
ERhodehameI Mrs. Leo Lando and Mrs. @.
~. westing: press. Mrs Otto stechhan,
shorn and Mrs. G.. A. Westing: wraps and
Checking Mrs. Herman Lieber, Mrs:
ssAdoIph schellschmidt. Mrs. Aneshaensel
kand Mrs. Tschentscher; supper, Mrs. Au-
Sxusta. SEVERN. Mrs. Robert Kipp, Mrs. Jul
Mus Keller, Mrs. Springfield. Mrs. George
sDeuse. Mrs. August Buschmann, Mrs.
4Christian Weiss, Mrs. Harry Runge, Mrs.
fNilius and Mrs Reich; punch, Mrs. Rich
&ard Lieber, Mrs. Gustav Oberlander; floor
acommittee, Hubert Keller; chairman nan.
kDeluse. Nilius. Henry Jungclaus, Albert
MAS, Edward Reich; reception, Mrs. Fan
3hy TiIly. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Kipp, Mrs.
kNilius. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hollweg. Mr..
Shnd Mrs Wesley Rhodehamel, Mr.. and Mrs.
civilian Springhorn.
4 Miss Estelle Sterne, who has recently
Sreturned from a hve-year sojourn abroad,
,shas taken an apartment with her sister at
Sfhe Charleston Inn. Miss Sterne Is gifted
sswith beautiful high mezzo-soprano voice
ssand has spent the past four years study
sing in Berlin and Paris with musicians
-sof note She was pupil OF George Fer
sguson and Lii Lehman during her two
Eyears I'm Berlin and studied in the ole
fGerman classics, such as Schumann, Schu-
Ebert, Mendelssohn and Franz. In Paris
miss Sterne remained for two years and
,while there sang frequently In the salons.
SShe made a study OF French ballads and
@songs and sings them easily as the Eng
2. lish ones. She has also a thorough ac-
4 quaintance with the German, Italian and
Spanish songs and has made an especial
Tstudy of the italian aria antiche. Miss
4 Sterne's many friends are delighted to
fhear that she will begin her vocal lessons
y this week and those who wish to talk
with her upon the subject will be able
y TO find her at home on Monday and
y Wednesday mornings at the Charleston
Il Inn While in Paris Miss Sterne instructed
as many pupils her time permitted, and
II was highly successful in her work. Through
/. the suggestion of friends Miss Sterne is
4 also planning some French evenings, which
q Will be in the nature of conversational and
& social affairs. AS yet her old friends have
- not been privileged TO hear her voice since
&; her return. from Europe, but an oppor-
tunity Tor them TO do SO Will De given
u them shortly. Miss Sterne will observe the
! first and third Friday afternoons of each
i month as her reception afternoons at home.
Mr.. Charles Holman Black and Mr.
& Frank Holman. in recent letter say that
j OF receptions In their Paris house which
4 promise to be unusually brilliant this conn
) musical centers, there is never lacking some
attraction Of great interest when they enter
= tain AT their first reception NJ. Leon De-
y lafosse, the pianist. appeared. and his COM
/ positions only were given, with the excep-
ton OF Chopin barcarolle and a selection
from Bach, which this Incompatible artist
i played. Delafosse cannot be compared
= with any one. he is individual. wholly
! apart from the long list of already famous
= pianists. He Is but twentyfour years old
Il the youngest Of them all. and he has had
- all the honors the French capital can give
II him. He IS a great favorite in all the
u aristocratic salons. where he is as much
q played at the exclusive concerts of tn,
: Conservatoire, at the Lamouraux and Co
Tonne Orchestra concerts. etc. Among hi.
= vocal compositions that particularly
Il admired, several being demanded, were the
ii "Quintette des Fleurs" songs delightfully."-
- interpreted Dy M EarQy-Tne- AT the
! second afternoon, among those who APP
Il peared. was Mr.. Charles Holman Black
and among the guests were many of thu
Il well-known In the society world of Amer
fca well in Paris, were Miss Callen
Il der, Miss de Forest. Mrs. Hooper, Mr.. anc
II Mrs. Oliver j. Wells, of New York city, TIL
Il poet Theodore Tilden, Blatchford Kavan
u agh. the former remarkable boy soprano
81 who Is now preparing for an operate ca
81 reer. Nine Berthelot de Ia Bosleverie Mrs
i Magee and Mrs. Steward, Of Pittsburg, an,
* others OF note.