The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-22

Mrs. Judah read an original sketch in the
FORM or a story. Sweet peas were used for
decoration.
Ms. Frank Elder. of Richmond. who
has been visiting her father. Capt. w. ID.
Niles. returned home yesterday.
Mrs. 7. A. Ludlow. OF Shelbyville. will
come this week 10 visit her daughter, Mrs
David Z. Bryan, on North street.
Miss ouin Anderson has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. J. c. Ashley. three weeks,
and returned to Urbana yesterday.
IN. Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. .McAvoy will leave on
tuesday for Island Park 10 give a series
or six readings before the Assembly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Gates gave a chill
dren $ party Tuesday evening for their son
Earl entertaining about thirty children.
a company OF twenty young people
chaperoned by Mrs. Myla Ritzinger went
TO Allisonville on Thursday night for sup
per.
Miss Josephine Pugh will leave the early
part OF this week for Wisconsin. where
she VIII spend the remainder of the. sum-
On Thursday afternoon a very delight
full charade party was given at the home OF
the Misses Taught. for their friend. Miss
Stivers
Mrs. Henry C.; Long. daughter and son
are home from Cleveland where they have
been several days, guests of Mrs. A. L.
Bassett.
Miss May Mckay. of Dayton. O.. who
the past two weeks. left for her home
Thursday.
The engagement of Miss Bessie Irwin
BOYD and Mr.. j; II. Laird is announced
a.d host OF friends are offering con-
CALCULATIONS.
Mrs. c. w shoff. of San Antonio Tex.
VINO has been visiting Mrs. G. n. Metcalf
at the Hotel English has gone TO Pitts
burg TO spend the summer.
Mr.. b. a. Richardson and son have gone
10 CLEVELAND, where they will join Mr..
Richardson's brother, and together go to
Chautauqua Lake for a week.
Misses Mona V. and Mary F. Watson, of
Owensboro, KY, were the guests of the
Girl Bachelor" Club. at a supper given
at Fairview Park, Wednesday evening.
Miss Chick Weber is visiting Miss Daisy
Braley in London, o., and will leave there
next week for Van Vert o.. 10 spend
several weeks with Miss Winifred Bone
witt.
On Wednesday evening Misses Belle and
Lena Taught entertained a few of their
friends informally in honor of Miss Estella
Stivers, of Liberty, who is now visiting
them.
Mr., William II. Roll and family and Mr.
A q: Cox and family have arranged a
fRs eRp r pa sSbf for Mir3cqKa Wis hd The
John Dalrymple, with their families, will
join them.
A reception and lawn social was given
Friday evning al the residence of Mr. G..
{. Koerner. on North Meridian street TO
about eighty-five students of the Spen-
ing absent. Mrs. W. Vincent and Miss
Nina McCarty, assisted by the young ladies
of the school, did the honors.
vii EIar ,yr in August gus party of young girls
Miss Mary >. Wilson. Miss Edith Smith:
Louise Fletcher. The trip will be down the
St; Lawrence. the Thousand islands. the
lakes, Saratoga, Newport and New York.
A new excursion in Indianapolis is fast
a woodruff
party OF twenty-five persons made the trial
Trip FTP last Isl w week and found 1t delightfa
noatlng tho rowing down stream to Arm
strong Park Supper served on the boats.
apos and East She cars
home TO Woodruff. Other exercises are
arranged. and the trip will probably be
The thought of a "neighborhood club,
suggested itself to Mrs. l. d. Grover. who
proposed it only a few days since, and yes
Growers gallery, where the vines form a
Lovely lovely portiere There is no work. no
aration: The members meet once week,
at O'Clock. and discuss the books they
have read and tell stories Yesterday the
who told her story only a few women
can IL was a simple one of Share"
and tears were about evenly distributed
Only lemonade served. The members
are all neighbors. and the gatherings
through the summer are entirely informal.
Considerable talk. a reasonable amount
or fnqufsitiveness and not little SYM
pathy has been bestowed upon the Sum
mer Widowers'' since, the article in the
Journal was published 1t was thought
wise to look into the matter and see Just
where and how the unfortunate men man.
aged to get their appetites appeased daily.
A short list of them who are regular
boarders at the Columbia Club will show
that at least three times a day they are
net lonesome. MIR. Ed l.. Mckee. Judge
James NJ. Winters, +. G.. Darlington. Geo.
W. Pangborn. j. II. Lilly. Henry S. Fraser.
Willis G. Najen 1. s Gordon. William Nj.
Levey, George l.. Dickson, John c. Dick
son, Will T. KurtZ, X. b. f. PIERCE, John
n. Carey, Chalmers Brown, w. II. East
man, G. E. Mallery, Samuel Look j. s
Dunlap and others. "a noble army of
martyrs, and any sympathy for the
Summer WidowerS'' may be far better
bestowed on the workers for the Summer
Mission next Tuesday at Fairview Park