The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-10
Irvington.


Miss Layman will go TO Chicago this week
10 visit friends.
DIR. and Mrs. John BarnhiH have returned
from six months trip abroad.
Mrs. r. f. Kantz returned last night
from stay OF three weeks at Spencer.
Professor Kingsley, of Wabash College,
Charlottesville, visited Butler College last
week.
Mr.. o. p. NJ Hubbard was a guest of
Mr., and Mrs. e. +. Tl5bott for few days
last week.
Miss Lenore Barnhiil will spend the COM
mencement season with her cousin, Miss
Retta Barnhill.
Miss Ella Frazier entertained a few
friends Friday evening at her home on Uni
versity avenue. +(Ef
Miss Sarah Kingsbury, of Elmira, N. Y
Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. George Gal
vim, on Downey avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper. of Winchester, spent
several days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank TibbotI last week.
The. Sigma CHS will entertain their
| friends at the home of Mr.. James Braden,
in Indianapolis, Wednesday evening.
The College Campus Club will give ten
| mis- party at its court on the campus to-mor-
| row afternoon from till z o'clock.
Mrs. Frank Lacey returned yesterday
| from several days spent at Spencer and is
| visiting her parents on Cherry. avenue.
of the C. w. b. NJ, of the Fourth Christian
| Church. of Indianapolis. Thursday after
| noon.
The ladies OF the Tuesday History Club
| will give large reception at the home OF
May Mss T. T.. C. Thompson Thursday afternoon
Miss Harriet Noble gave the third lecture
in the Shakespeare course. at the powney-
| ject was king Lear"
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Howe entertained
| the Crokinole Club, of which they are men,
bers. Friday evening. The house was pref
flxrH afx tad in 40 nj x~fr
The Conversation Club met, Thursday
| evening, with Mr.. Howe. American Poets
| was the topic for discussion. Miss Pearl
Jeffries was the leader of the conversation.
| Mrs. Tomlinson will give childrens
| party in honor OF the tenth birthday of her
/ little daughter Jennie, at her home, on
! Cherry street, Tomorrow afternoon. from 4
| to o'clock.
| meeting OF the alumnae and active MEM
| bers of the Demia Butler Society has been
called for next Saturday afternoon. to take
some action in regard to the disposal of the
| socety's library.
| The Missionary Society Of the Methodist
| Church was entertained by Mrs. DR.. Thomp-
son, Thursday afternoon. Several guests
were present and pleasant social after
noon was spent. ast
The Sheridan Dramatic Club will present
Miss Stevenson's play in the college chapel
farees Tn eSfBait cyeers and He AND she
| will also be given. ~
The round Of commencement parties at
| the college will commence Tomorrow even
| ing with the junior class reception, TO which
| the members of the faculty and many of the
students are invited.
| The members of the senior class held a
| social meeting in the Philokurian Hall, at
| Butler, Friday evening. The hall was prettily
| decorated with flowers. Ices were served
by Miss Jeffries. Miss Fletcher and Miss
| Thompson.
The Irvington Woman's Club will meet
| tomorrow, at the home OF Miss Tibbott
| Mrs. Gertrude Johnson Green will read a
paper on THE Women Of the Colonial
| Period" The next club meeting will be an
| open one. IL being the last one Of the year.
The c. w. B. NJ. auxiliaries of Indianapo-
| lis and its suburbs held a union meeting.
noon, at the Downey-avenue Church. Miss
| Matte Pounds read a paper on Woman
| and the Kingdom" The ladies OF the local
society served ices in the church parlors
| after the address.
The Phi Delta Theta men opened their new
tennis court on the Butler College campus
| Monday afternoon with a lawn fete. A large
number of guests We're present The spot
1 chosen for the court is particularly pleasant
| and shady and much care has been taken TO
! make the court an excellent one. Streafners
| of pale blue and white OF the fraternity
| adorned the net and poles.
The Tuesday Club met last week at the
| home OF Mrs. Charles Cross, on Sellers av-
| enue. The period of history considered was
| from the time of Richard I to Edward ii.
M tSs shaannss n and IN
! were Mrs A.. NJ Chamberlain, Mrs Sadie
Blount. Mrs. Cross, Mrs. DR.. Braden and
| year were elected, this being the clubs regu-
| lar meeting. The officers elected are: Presi-
| dent, Mrs. Charles Gross; vice president.
| treasurer. Mrs. James Banning; executive
! committee Mrs. Omar Wilson, Mrs. Nc
| MILAN. Mrs. A. n. Towles, Mrs. Joseph