The Indianapolis journal., 1893-12-10

club during the year. 1t will meet next
ware street
The Art Association will give its annual
exhibit of pottery Wednesday. Thursday
o Mrs. TdH XdSs6h f 5hs RySe At S6 the SerS
Pennsylvania street
At Los Angeles. on the 7th inst, Miss
Emma Schrake, formerly resident OF this
city, was married to Mr.. c. c. Brown.
will be at Carmenita, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Lucas issued cards
last week for the marriage of their daugh-
ter Maud Ellen and Mr.. Charles Edward
Rumpler, to take place at the Central
christian Church the evening of the 10Th,
will give joint social under the manage
ment of a committee from the Joseph r.
Gordon and George II. Thomas corps.
O'Clock. at the Thomas Post hall. All
corps of the city are cordially invited to
attend.
Teacups Club was held yesterday after
EE WAS given e The papers We're w "A Club Epi-
navian Folk Lore and Fiction" by Mrs
ID. l.. Wood, and scandinavian Mythology
and Poetry" by Mrs. Sada Daggett Allen:
by Mrs. Aurelia r. Hale.
Mrs. Anderson. of No. 26 Hall place.
entertained the Married Ladies' Pleasure
Club on last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs
Trout. of No. 100 Highland place. was
elected president of the club for the en-
suing year, The afternoon was spent in
conversation, In which plans for opening
free lunch room for the relief of the hun
cry Of the city were discussed. Mrs An
derson was assisted by her mother. Mrs.
Boyd. A lunch was served, after which
the club adjourned to meet with Mrs j.
Wesley Bennett, No. 762 North Mississippi
street, week from next Wednesday.
IrvfnGron.
Rev. Mr.. Cunningham. of Franklin, WIS.,
ited Irvington friends last week.
Mrs. J. T. Layman returned on Saturday
from short stay In Pittsburg. Pa.
Mrs. John Brevoort, of Vincennes. spent
few days in lrvington last week.
Miss Bertha Lovetoy, of Indianapolis. was
the guest of Mrs. NJ. c. Goe on Friday.
Miss Ida Gilbert returned on Thursday
from visit to her home in Rushville. Ind.
Mrs. b. w. Cooper, of indianapolis, was
the guest Of Mrs. George Brown during the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brown. of Indianapo-
lis. were guests of Mrs. Charles Clark on
Friday.
Mrs. Flora Dill, of indianapolis, visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Frazier at
their home on University avenue on Thurs
Mrs. T. X. Carver has returned home from
Anderson, Ind where she visited the family
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Metcalf for several
days.
Miss Mary Washburne. who has been Wis
iting her brother, Ira Washburne, for sever
al days. returned Monday to her studio
In Chicago.
principal of the Anderson High School, spent
several days in Irvington last week visiting
Prof. T. c. Howe.
Miss Evelyn NJ. Jeffries and Mr. Edgar
Forsythe, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Hall in Centerville. Ind, returned
home on Monday.
The engagement has been announced Of
Miss Jessie Craycroft, of Noblesville, for
merly a student of Butler and Mr.. Victor
Conner. a member of the class of '92.
Miss Mary Brouse Miss Grace Murray, of
last night for Danville, Ind, where they will
spend Sunday with Miss Kate Hadley.
Mrs. Ed Thompson and daughter Bonna
and Miss Carrie Howe have returned from
Edinburg, where they have been spending
short time, the guests OF relatives and
friends.
days for their receiving days are Mrs. NJ
G. Goe Mrs. Ed Thompson, Mrs. Elizabeth
Powell, Mrs. s. H. Ritchie,, Mrs. Oryille
Carvin, Misses Josephine and Kate May
Smith and Mrs. Frank Tibbott.
The usual Monday morning lecture in the
college chapel will be delivered by Il. e.
Griffith, superintendent of the State Insti-
tuition for the Education of the Blind. Mr.
Griffith Will be accompanied by several
members of his senior class, who will assist
in showing the methods of educating the
blind.
One OF the most delightful events of the
season was the dinner given last week by
Miss Ida Gilbert, at her home in Rushville
TO the y. G. G. Club of this place. There
were ten at the daintily-arranged table
which was decorated with yellow and white
chrySanthemums and smilas, and at each
cover was a white as a favor. The
evening was rendered especially enjoyable
by the presence of a number Of the young
people of Rushville
The meeting of the Woman's Reading Cir
Gle on last Monday was an open one, each
member having the privilege of bringing a.
guest Mrs. Hilton L. Brown was the host
esS for the afternoon. The subject for dis
cussion was 1.-THE Prince Of India" of which
book the club has just completed the study
A criticism was read by Miss Romaine
Braden, after which Mrs. Frank Tibbott
led the general conversation on the same
subject. Refreshments of chocolate and
cakes were served in the dining room,
which was tastefully decorated with scarlet
carnations. Among the clubs guests were
Mrs. VIM. Thrasher, Miss Harriet Noble
Mrs. Clarence Forsythe. Mrs. Scot Butler.
Mrs. Leslie, Mrs. George Brown and Mrs
DIR. Braden.