The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-22
IRvINGTON.

Mr.. John Ashbrook spent Sunday with
Irvington friends.
Mr.. Walter Howe has been in Kokomo
for the past week.
Mrs. o. p. Hay left for Chicago on Thurs.
day, TO be gone week.
Miss Luella Belt spent several days with
Irvington friends last week.
Mrs. Alfred Brown returns to her homo
in Grand Rapids tomorrow.
Miss Agnes Lawson, a student at Earl
ham. visited at Mrs. Ben DaiIey's on Mon
day.
Mr.. David w. Harper of Erie. Pa. mr.
rived yesterday. TO spend some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Frazier.
The Senior Conversation Club met at
Miss Mobiles last night The conversation
was led by Clarence Brewer.
Miss Lane. of Kokomo and Miss Parks,
OF Indianapolis. visited In IrvingtOn last
week, the guests of Mrs. f. l.. Frazier.
Mrs. Kautz entertained the members of
the Y. w. Z. A. at her house. on Downey
avenue. on Thursday evening. very pleas
antly.
Miss Bess Frazier entertained a number
OF her young girl friends at her home on
Tuesday. the 18th, in honor of her four
teenth birthday.
One of the numerous sleighing parties
that was out last week was entertained
after the ride very pleasantly at the home
Va MI ouu ouio. 1b . h6utZ.
Mr.. Feibleman. of Bloomington, who has
been In Indianapolis attending the Oratori-
cal Association, spent part of his time in
Irvington. the guest of MIR. John Minnick.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore visited Mr..
Moore's parents the early part of the week.
Their many friends and acQuaintances here
sympathize with them deeply in the recent
loss of their only child. Mr.. ard Mrs.
Moore Will move from their former home in
Rockville To Anderson, Ina.
dancing club was recently organized,
consisting OF students and young people of
lrvln2ton. but has since disbanded. as
PRESIDENT Butler announced in chapel. on
Wednesday morning, that the authorities
of the college would not tolerate such an
organization among it's students.
Miss Gertrude Moore entertained the
young ladies of the Demia Butler Society
at her homo yesterday afternoon. The
regular programme of recitations and pa
pers was given, and the conversation on
Women in the Drama" was rendered un-
usually interesting by the presence of some
OF the alumne members.
The Athenlan Society held its terms in
augnral yesterday afternoon. After a pa
per by the incoming president. Miss Annie
Slower. and the usual literary exercises, an
entertaining dialogue was gwen by the
Misses Calvin. Goe and Slower. Mrs r. +.
kautz and Mr. Frank Davidson sang q
duet and Miss Georgia Calvin q solo.
The college students have been taking
full advantage of the good sleighIng and
numerous bob-sled parties have been
given. Saturday night the sophomore
class went en- masse. On Thursday night
bob-sled party was given, consisting of
Misses Georgia Calvin, Eva Jetfries,
Reeves. Gilbert. Mamie Hay and Eva But
Ter, and Messrs Clark, Holder, A. Hall.
Thompson. Schell and Hnmmel
One Of the most charming parties given
party given by Mrs OrvIlle Carven. on
Thursday afternoon. In honor of her sister
Mrs. Alfred Brown. of Grand Rapids, Mich
Among those present from Indianapolis
were Mrs. Dr.. Wagner. Mrs. ii. u. Brown,
Mrs. Walter Hubbard, Mrs. +. Vawter. Miss
Clinton. Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. Fred Gardener
Mrs. Eichrodt. Mrs. Dye and Mrs. Talbot