The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-11

nue. in honor Of her sister. Mrs. p: A.
Shields. and niece, Mrs. James Orr, Of Wal
nut Hills. Cincinnati.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Wallace and
MI. Thomas A. Bowser will take place
Wednesday evening, ct the Edwin hay M.
Z. Church.
Mrs. Joseph II. Alexander. formerly Miss
Myrllla NJ. Anderson. will hold her first re-
ception Tuesday afternoon. at her home on
East Pratt street.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Davenpors
and Mr.. Royse Howe will take place
Wednesday evening at tho family residence
on Lincoln avenue.
The North End Whist Club had their
last meeting Of the season last evening.
They drove to the Country Club, where
they had supper and spent the evening az
their favorfte game.
The marriage of Miss Florence Mitchell.
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. u. u. Mitchell,
and MIR. w. q. Chandler will OCCUR Wednes-
day evening. at the family residence. No.
400 North Illinois street.
The Last meeting of the Katharine Merrill
Club for this season was held yesterday
afternoon. The programme included
story Dy Mrs. Clarence Forsyt tn and poem
by Miss Julia Harrison Moore.
Miss Helen Day will entertain her class
mates of the Girls Classical School at
luncheon tomorrow In honor of one of the
number. Miss Helen Bowman. who will
Irvington.
Miss Martha Beeson. of Des Moines, Ia,
Is the guest of Miss Georgia Butler.
Miss Belle Harrington. Indianapolis, was
she guest or Miss Lizzie Powell on Friday.
Mrs. Alfred Brown. Of Grand Rapids.
Miohs, IL tne guest of her sister, Mrs. Car.
ven.
Miss Emma Engle. OK. '03, of Winchester,
lD0.. ia waiting her friand Miaa Stalla
Braden.
Mrs. A NJ. Atkinson. Of Wabash, 10 visit.
ing her daughter Wayne at tho homo Of
Miss Harriet Noble.
Miss Lenna Hampsher, of Lafayette,
Ind. 10 spending commencement week with
Miss Gertrude Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Forsythe enter.
tanned the Portfolio Club on Thursday
afternoon and evening.
MISS Isabelle Oakley, Of Terre Haute. has
returned TO her home after spending few
days with Miss Mary Calvin.
Miss G. Bright Armstrong. who has been
visiting the Misses Butler, returned on
Friday to her home in Camden.
Last evening there was . gymnsstie
driii In the chapel. conducted by Miss Ida
Gilbert. the instructor IN physical culture.
On Tuesday evening President and Mrs.
SCOT Butler gave reception to the mem
bers OF the senior class. The GLASS colors
were conspicuous in the floral decoration
and favors. This marked the last of q
series Of parties given IN honor Of the class
| Of '03.
A delightful reception was given on Sat.
urday afternoon. from to g, by the young
ladies OF the Demia Butler Society. The
the society. The rooms were fragranT with
the odor of flowers. and delightful music
was furnished by the Montsni brothers.
This afternoon. at 4 o'clock, President
| Scot Butler will deliver the baccalaurest e
address in the college chapel Hon. Albert
GRAFTON on Thursday morning. His sub.
| ject is From Rome to Athens Wednes-
day Is class day. and the seniors Will give
their class exercises at 10 that morning.
The Sigma Chi fraternity gave picnic
to Broad Ripple on last Monday. The party
went In buck boards gaily draped with the
blue and gold OF the fraternity. Among
the young ladies enjoying the Sig hospital
| ity were Misses Galven. Goe, Gertrude
| Moore. Rose McNeal, Emma johnson.
Silence Howard. Clara Haas and Nav
Reeves. Miss Bright Armstrong and Mr..
| Iom Layman acted as chaperons.
The twenty -sixth annual exhibition of
the Athenlan Society occurred In the
chapel on Friday evening. The stage was
covered with beautiful palms and flowers.
and very good programme was rendered
| On Saturday evening RymnastIc drill
was given. under the direction of Miss
| Ida Gilbert the instructor in eloc ution
| and physical culture. The exercises and
poses of the young ladies taking part in
| the drill were excellent. and reelected great
| credit on Miss Gilberfs work.
| The twenty-sixth annual spring exhibi-
ton of the Athenian Society as gwen Fri
day night In the college chapel. Miss Annie
| Slower delivered an Grafton on tho Queen
| of Golden Age" Miss Mary Calvin reoited
the Angels of Buena VISTA" and an essay
was read by Miss Iona Iden on George
| Eliots Heroines." The society's two grad
yates. Miss Stella Braden and Miss Iona
| lden. received Diplomas from Miss Goe. A
| very successful Shakspearian burleso he
| was then presented by the Misses Slower.
Calvin and Goe. The programme was In
| terspersed with music and was q credit 10
the work of the Athenian Society.