The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-14

ing at st. Mary's Hall on Central avenue
In honor OF Miss Henrietta Kitchen, the
artist, who has taken charge of the de-
school.
At the meeting of the Fortnightly Liter
Resm will lead the conversation on the SUBJ
Ject OF a current event, and she Will De as
sisted by Mrs. Henry Kahn Mrs CLAUDE
Miss Fredonia Allen.
Mrs. James l. Lodge has issued invita-
lions TO a number OF friends TO meet at her
home on North Pennsylvania street, next
Saturday, to listen to the reading Of few
chapters of the novel upon which she has
been engaged for some time. It Is called "A
Coy Story; Bit of Finesse." The reading
will begin at O'Clock.
One OF the events Of the week was party
Tuesday evening by Mr.: and Mrs l. G:
their daughter Lizzie. The house was deco
rated with plants and smilax. Master Steve
Crane and Miss Ellie Taylor received the
guests upstairs, while Miss Fannie Crane
presided over the punch bowl in the hail.
Games and music were the features of en-
tertainment.
At the meeting of the Sketching Club which
was held yesterday with Mrs. u. +. Hodges,
Mrs. Francis NJ. Haberly, of Terre Haute,
read paper Harriet Hosmer." Mrs.
Haberly is particularly well qualified to talk
all art subjects and her personal ac>
quaintance with the famous artists made
the topic all the more delightful. The life
and work of the sculptor were reviewed in
the happiest style and the members of the
class were highly edited.
The Colonial tea party to be given by
the Mary washington Society will take
place Monday, the I'D. from s to u O'Clock,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
F. Sayles on North Meridian street. An
old7fashioned entertainment viii be the fea-
ture and the young people will dance in the
evening in the handsome ball room. The
teas given by the society have been very
delightful and the costuming by the ladies'
has been very picturesque and attractive.
The French Club had an attendance of
fifteen members, Tuesday evening last, at
the residence of Professor Jaillet. The num-
new members were Mr. Arthur smith
Mr. Norris Townley, Mr.. II. H. Harper
Mrs. J. H. Ranger, DIR. and Mrs. Morris
adopted. Mr.. Smith was then chosen vice
president fer the ensuing year. After a
reading BY Professor Jaiet short d says
Haywood and Mr.. Day recited
The third section of the Free Kindergar-
ten and Children's Aid Society will give an
Afternoon on the Midway Plaisance, Friday
of this week, and the attractions that are TO
be offered will be unique Mrs. Frank
Richie and Mrs. s. T.. Perkins are at the
will be assisted by .Mesdames Charles An
eshaensel George Atkins. V. NJ. Backus,
Frank Bird, T. w. S; Belcher, ID: b. Bren-
neke j. r. Budd. Chauncey Butler, ]. NJ.
Butler ID. A. Bohlen. Charles Clark, l.. M.
Closer, Frank Carter, c. Nj. Clifford, G. w.
Coon. j. Il. Conner, c. r.: Dark, c. 5.
ia .. d !. .
Eaglesfield Edward Folsom. Albert Gall,
II. n. Hanna, j. A. Haugh, d. W. Howe,
J. r. Hussey. Lewis Jones Arthur Jordan,
j. l.. Ketcham. Albert Kopp: William Kuhn,
Eli Lilly, George Merritt, Wilson Morrow,
e. c.. Morse j. NJ. Maxwell, j. =. Marott.
n. Mummenhoff, Charles TG Mcguire. e. NC, g.
Quiddy, NJ. V McGillard. A. N. Ogle. ]. G.
Pendergast. c. s. honey. o. $. Runnels, j.
Z. Scott, w. G. sherman. Francis Smith,
Daniel Stewart, Ralph = Smythe, t. G.
Smock, Il. III. Stevenson, Theodore Stein, G.
]. Stone, w. A Taylor, E. r. Thornburg,
Omar T0pSey GeSrgs T9psey cq Baro HoV
Walker, Julius wocher George H. West,
Milton Wooden. e. r. Wichert. Robert Zen
Thomas .i' J. V. stansberg. John oxenford,
Dudbridge Francis Hatch, ID. w. Grubbs,
IseGrand Payne, r. NJ. Seeds, DR.. Wade,
Henry Werbe, W. j. Hubbard Misses
Briggs Conner, Goodhart, Won Hake, Dear
born and Bybee.
Irvington.
Miss Alice Somerville was in Irvington
on Friday.
Mrs. Belle Updegraff. OF Kokomo, is visit
ing her sister Mrs. A. j. Youngblood.
Mr.. NJ. T. Reeves, of Columbus, visited
his daughter, Miss May Reeves, this week.
Mrs. DIR. Towles returned home on Mon
day after a very pleasant visit with Dan
Vile friends.
Miss Anna Slower who has been seriously
i'll for some time at her home in Ladoga,
Ind, returned on Tuesday to resume her
college work
James r. Black will deliver the Founder S
day address on Friday evening, Feb. in
the college chapel.
Mrs Alice Garvey, of New York city, is
visiting her father. Mr.. Tilford, at his home
on Ritter avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Hall, of Centerville,
Ind. spent a short time with Irvington
friends last week.
Miss Josephine Smith is spending a fort
night with her aunt, Mrs. Smith, on North
Delaware street, i'm Indianapolis.
Miss Flossie Shanks has been elected
State secretary of the Y. W. c. a. for
the coming year in place of Mrs. Carrie
Palmer.
The members of the sophomore class have
issued invitations to party 10 be given
by them in the X. of p. Hall on Thursday
evening.
Among the members of the Butler Uni
versity board who were present at the
meeting on Wednesday We're DR.. p. II
Jameson, Howard Gale, Chauncey Butler
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