The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-10


The Concordia Society viii will give an excursion
to Columbus. Ind, Sunday. June "a
Mrs Robert Zener gave q progressive angling party
on Friday afternoon. which was . very pleasant and
novel affair.
The Grace NJ. E. Sabbath school will give picnic
at Blue River Park. Tuesday June 10. Special pro-
vision has oeen made to secure fun for everyone.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Peck gave q handsome dinner
Fishbsck. Mr.. and Mrs. 0ran Perry Mr.. and Mrs
w p. Kappes and Mr. and Mra II. Mllgan.
John r. Ruckle W. r. O. will. on Wednesday even
give musical and literary entertainment under the
direction of Mrs. II. B. Snyder and Mrs. Sadie Dag
gett Allen.
Mrs. Frank Bird gave pleasant informal thimbls
party on Thursday, in honor OF Mrs. Chas. Sherman
of Chicago The same lady was also given pro-
gressive euchre party Friday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. G. f. Hollenbeck.
The last meeting of the vomans Club for this sea-
will be held Friday. Annual reports of the of
fAers will be read. and there will be two papers,
England In Her Jubilee Year." by Mrs. f. J. Gle
Mrs. E. B. Hit
A game of baseball viii be played at the Athletic
Park next Saturday afternoon, ct o'clock in which
cy The VIII s .n s sns
the entire proceeds viii be given to the Kindergarten
and Childrens Aid Society
The Young Ladies' Aid Society of Edwin Ray Mete-
odst Church gave fair and Festival at the Odd.
fellows Hall, on Virginia avenue, Monday evening,
June D. which was great success in every way.
There were musical and literary exercises in which
Professor Smith. Misses Addie and Carrie Weach.
Miss Annie King Miss Ida Clearwater and others took
part
The graduating exercises of the kindergarten
Normal School will be held At the Tabernacle Church
on Tuesday evening. Short addresses by the Rev.
Mr.. McCulloca and Rev. Mr. Baltzly will be followed
BY the presentation Of the Diplomas and display Of
the work of the graduates. Music win be given by
the CentraLavenue Church choir, which is composed
or sixty fresh young voices.
Mr.: Edward E. Wiley, of Peoria. H.. and Miss
Jennie McCloskey. of this ctv, married on last
Sunday evening, at $50 o'clock, at the home of the
bride on North Noble street. The ceremony per-
formed by the Rev. R.. v. Hunter of the Seventh
fresbsteran Church, in the presence of few init.
mate friends After luncheon Mr.. and Mrs Wiley
left the IL o'clock train for PEORIA where they
will reside.
Miss Mamie Hartley gave delightful card party.
street. in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Downs, and
Mrs. J. Stevens and John Hartley. of Logansport
Msss. sss wsson E. se PSbs Har
ley. Ldis Cornwall, Carrie Medsker. Messrs.
John Beard. George Daggy. Afford Cornwall. Dan
Greener and others.
Tho Sisters of Charity will hold fair next week at
Tomlinson Hall for the benefit of the new hospital
1t viii open Monday On Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock, there will be panorama of ireland exhib-
tied by Professor Bowe, and Rev. Father O'Donohus
win explain the pictures having visited the localities
and being familiar with them There win be other
majority Of the pictures are Irish scenes.
Miss Kate Cafman. Of Charleston H., former
resident of this city and graduate of the high-school
viii sail on the 10th Of the month, on the steamer
Elder. for Germany, where she has engagement
In the Institnte Lane. In Dresden, 20 teach
English and further pursue her study of the modern
Anguagss al I'sls n9l'n 70 hsr former
spending their twentieth in foreign coun-
try IS teacher and student would be filed with Doubt
full forebodings but her II Is all joyous stiepar
ton and confidence.
The Diamond Club gave delightful picnic at Ali.
sonville on Friday AFTERNOON and evening. No one
Hopes. whore bountiful and delicious supper was
served to them. veritabls old-f1shioned country
feast. The company seated A. two long tables, in
eluded Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Mayer aud guests. Misses
Molle aud Lou Zollers and Mr.. Louis Lathrop, Of
| Greensburg, Mr. aud Mrs. Cd Hauch. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mayer ~, Mr. and Mrs George Lilly Miss
| Hibben. Miss Blanche Dollens. Mr.. w II. Coleman.
Mr. James Lilly. DIR. Anderson. Mr. Walter Williams,
Mr.. Hiram Brown and Mr. Frank StalnAker-
The Hiehschool Senior Debating Club win give its
public entertainment night at o'clock in
High-school Hall. The following is the programme:
Song, girls chorus debate-question, SHOULD the
speakers, Arthur smith, Grace Hstten, Maria Wool.
| en-; negative speakers Edgar Evans Kate Davidson
Chester Wilson; violin solo. Stanley Mcbride, Emil
GRAFTON, Arthur Mackeyj recitation. Emma Hail. pi-
ano duet Rose Lest and Daisy loves, class paper.
song, Hirn-sehool gles club. Judge W. A. Woods
| Rev. John ba.-zly and Professor Sswall are the
! judges OF the debate.
Last Wednesday evening the exercises at the mar
lors Of the Leonins Union unusually attractive
The rooms were beautifully decorated with plants
| and large audience present. The musical
feature of the evening the operate effort of Mr.
L. Dochsz. accompanied the piano by
Mrs L. Dochez Miss L. Dugan and
Mr.. chas. Csrlcn did well in their piano solos.
| The debate the question: Resolved. That the
memories OF our late ought be
| in the United States. the best so far given by
/ the Union Mr. NJ w. Carr opened the argument for
the Affirmative. and followed in the negative by
| Mr. J. v. NcSenl. Mr.. III. HARRINGTON smoke in re-
/ ply, and the closing argument for the negative was
! made By Very. Rev. D. o'Donazhue- Mr..
Carr then slosed the debate for the
! and tue judges. Mesgp. ". 0Brisn and Col. Jas s.
Morgan and MIRA jos. w. Greenen gave the decision
IN his favor. There was great interest in the discuss