The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-28
NOVEL GLASS REUNION.
Huncie High School Graduates OF 1866
Having a Big Time.

Huncfe High School Graduates Of 1868
Having a Big Time.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MUNcIE, Ind. June2z-Last night. at the
home of Mrs. Louise Cassidy. was held
reunion of she first graduating class of the
Muncie High School, that went out In 1868.
A series of receptions will be given the
members. continuing all week. Those left
of the class here were: Mr.. and Mrs. Co
hen. of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Swain, of Anthony. Fla; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Paine. of Redlands. CAL;
Mrs Ida A. Harper and Mrs.
Carrie Power, of Indianapolis; Mrs.
Prone Case. of Marion; Mrs. r. C. Bell. of
Fort Wayne; Mrs. Louise Cassidy. Mrs.
Rose Shaw and Mrs. Lizzie Long.
of Muneie. Associated in the above
class in the same year were
Edward Nuttine. Mr.. Jerome Galliher and
Mr.. Walter Cecil. of MuDcie: Miss May
Townsend. of New York. and Mrs. Mamie
Wheeler. of Peoria. lii. To-day Mrs. Ar
shur Smith entertained the class st s = 10
This evening Mira Anthony enter
tanned them at Anthony Place
On Wednesday Mrs. Lizzie Long and Mrs.
Hettie Wilcoxon will entertain at noon
luncheon at the home of Mrs Wilcox on. she
wishing To entertalan 10 honor OF her
sister. Mrs. Power. On Wednesday even
ing. OF 8 O'Clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Nutting Will entertain the GLASS at o.
o'clock tea in honor of their twentieth an
niversary. On Thursday the MEM
bers of the class and their
shildren will be taken to Fort
Wayne in special oar. the guests of Mt.
ana Mrs. II. T.. Bell. where they will DO en-
terrained at the Fort Wayne Clubhouse.
On Friday the class will celebrate the
siiver wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paine. of CALIFORNIA;. Mrs. Emma Mont.
McRae. now of Purdue University, who
was principal of the Muncie school at the
time the class graduated. Is psrtici pating
In all the exercises.
Two Kokomo Women Fight the Street.
Special 10 the In diana, oils Journal
KoKoMo. Ind, June 27.-Two we'll known
Kokomo women caused decided sensation
here last night. by INDUCING IN a bloody
rough and tumble fight on public street.
The contestants were Mrs. DIR. w. III.
Thompson and Mrs. Matte johnson. an
ex-wife of the Doctor. from whom
he WAS divorced year ago. Mrs.
Thompson was jealous of her pred
ecessor. and meeting her on the
street last night. vicious night ensued
under the glare of the electric light. Dr.
j. NJ. Darnall. in attempting to separate
the Infatuated women. was himself roughly
handled. 1t was with difficulty the police
restored order. The troubl will be further
aired in the Mayors court
Accident at the Tin-Piate Works
special to the Indianapolis Journal
ELwooD. Ind, June GA fatal acct
dent occurred at the American tIn-plate
factory this evening. Bert Stevens, aged
eighteen. while adjusting belt. aoci-
IDENTIFY got his leather apron caught in the
line shaft and was hurled over and over by
the ponderous machinery fully twenty
times before the apron gave way and be
In two places. his head and face terribly
beaten and bruised and he was also in
jured internally. He suffers great agony,
and tits believed he Will die. He Is son
of the resident manager of tho factory.
This is the third accident that has occurred
there within u month.
Indiana Music Teachers in Session.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
LAPoRTE. Ind. June N.-The Indiana
Ausie Teachers Association met In it's six
teenth annual convention st Halls Opera
House. this city. this evening. aud will re-
main in session four days. Mayor Z. H..
Scott delivered the address of welcome,
which was responded to by Max Leckner.
of Indianspcns president of the associa-
ton. Following. the Mendelssohn Society.
of this city. assisted by Victor Heinze. of
Chicago. gave a reception concert Musical
and literary exercises will be held each day
Leading musicians of Indiana. Chicago.
New York and Boston are to appear.
Sensational Disbarmenr Soft.