The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-30

Werbe and Mrs. Albert Cooper at the resi-
dence of Mrs August Kuhn, No. SO2 North
Tennessee street.
Miss b. Miner Hill. who has been the
guest of Miss Mabel Dittemore, on Central
avenue, for the past two weeks, has re-
turned TO her home in Sandborn.
A very enjoyable progressive euchre was
given Friday evening by Miss Dittemore
at her home on Central avenue in honor OF
her guest. Miss Hill. of Ssndbcrn.
Miss Wayne Raftery. Of 297 Coburn
street, entertained a few friends inform
ally Thursday evening. Among the guests
we're Miss Rosa Crime and the Messrs. Fred
Jennie. John Trenrmer and Ed Perry. of
Fit Wayne.
Wednesday evening Nh. and Mrs. William
G. Holland, of North Alabama street. gave
an entertainment TO q large number OF
birthday. Progressive euchre was t5s
feature of the evening.
At the Woman's Club Friday. Mrs. w. A.
ketcham Is announced TO read q paper on
"The Lesser Scotch Poets.n and Mrs. Scot
Butler one on The Scotch Essayists" The
conversation on The characteristics of
Scotch Genus" will be led by Miss Harriet
Noble.
A handsome progressive euchre party
was given Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M. Howe. at their home in West Indian
apolis, In honor of their guest, Mrs. j. >.
Spence. The house was tastefully adorned
with plants and cut flowers. The prizes
were unique. The entTstainment was one
OF the very pleasant aL1irs Of the week.
The final lecture OF O series OF twelve
which Mrs. Frances N. Hsberly. of Terre
Haute. has been giving before the Art As
ISOLATION will be gwen Tuesday evening ct
the First Baptist Church. The subject
will be Paul veroness.. and the subtopic.
his love or MS work5 Ills appreciation
In Venice" The decorative versus the
ideal in his work.
Irvington.
Miss Maria Fletcher is the guest Of Miss
Georgia Butler.
Mr.. A. +. Armstrong was in town q short
time last week.
Miss Lecca Chase returned on last Mon
day after q weeks stay IN Muncie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Forsythe have
lately come to ~lrvIngton TO reside.
Miss Gilbert, of Nashville. was the guest
OF her sister. Miss Ida Gilbert. for q few
days during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts were called to
Shelby willie on Wednesday by the severe
illness of Mr.. Roberts's mother.
Mrs. Wilson ana daughter. Mrs. Gertrude
Dunn. OF Indianapolis. were the guests for
the day of Mrs. Wilson on Thursday.
Miss Katherine Atkinson returned to
college the first of the week after q two
months stay at Eureka Springs. Ark.
MIR. and Mrs. Mullendore expect to leave
lrvington In May and their house will be
occupied by Captain Brouse and family.
Glasses at the university were dismissed
on Friday, morning and almost the entire
school took advantage of the opportunity
thus given to view Liberty Bell.
Mrs. b. NJ. DAVIS has rejoined her hus-
band In lrvinRton after several weeks
stay ut Martinsvllle. Mr.. Davis took charge
of Professor lden's classes last week during
the latter's absence.
The Senior Conversation Club held it's
hrst meeting of this term last night at
Miss Mobiles. The subject discussed by
the club. with Miss Mary Thomas IA
, leader. was 1.-The Hawaiian Affair."
Yesterday morning Prof. T. G.. Howe
gave the second and last of his lectures In
the college chapel. His subject has been
Life in Berlin from an American Students
Point OF View" and the lectures have been
exceedingly interesting.
On Saturday evening. the 22d. the senior
class wa entertained by Miss Eva Butler.
lhis class Is now enjoying two meetings q
week. being entertained on Friday night
at Miss Stella Braden's. The members are
supposed to be perfectiDg their deeply laid
schemes tor commencement.
On. Friday evening the Reading Club
members and o number of their friends
were entertained at the home of Mrs. q. W.
Clarke. Mrs. H. U. Brown read q paper
upon oliver Wendell Holiness" which was
much enjoyed By oil. Coffee and ices were
served aud o pleasant evening followed.
The Reading Club. composed of ladies.
met last Monday afternoon with Miss
Mary scheli at Mrs. Browns. The work of
the year was finished up on that day, and
the club will hold no more meetings until
next fall Those taking part in the pro-
Rramme last Monday were Mrs. Harriet
kautz. Mrs. DR.. Thompson and Miss
Schell.
The faculty rave appointed the follow
ing editors for next years Colleglan:
Misses Rose Elliott. Edith Surbey. Mary
Calvin. Anna Slower and Mr.. C.. A. Riley. OF
the class of 'a4; George Hoke, Charles
Sharpe and Miss Rose McNeal, '95; A. ID.
Somerville. '96; Will ID. Howe and Dan Ley.
man. '93. and Adolph Schmuck and Amos
Hines. special students. at q meeting held
on Wednesday the editors elected Miss
slower editor-in-chIef. Mr.. Schmuck
assistant. Dan Layman. business manager
and George Hoke, assistant.