The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-05
A BIG EASTER PARTY
THE FRED KINDERGARTEN WILL
HOLD ONE NEXT SATURDAY.
List of the Women Who Will Assist
"A Section to Give IN Down
Town Lunch.

next Saturday at Brenneke's Academy. In
the afternoon there viii be the usual tea,
with children's party from to o'clock,
to which a general invitation is issued In
the evening at o'clock there win be dance,
for which invitations have been sent out.
The heads and assistants OF the first sec
ton are Mesdames George Townley, John w.
Kern. H. R. Allen, ]. T. Anderson. S.'Aloert,
Stella Anderson, George Bliss. W. I. Baker,
Braxton Baker, James Bryan, Ovid Butler,
William Bells, Jennie Balenger, George
Beck, William Burford, George Bender, o.
car Britton Frank Burke, Albert Gall, jr., E.
A. Grover, Claude Griffith, Harris Galbraith,
T. c. Gardner James Harper. Fred Heron,
w. II. Henley, ]. o. Henderson, w. H
Hobbs, Cornelius Holloway, Herbert Hadley,
Edward Hawkins, Benjamin Hitz, w. 3.
Barry, ]. w. Chapman. Simeon Carey. John
Craig. ]. F. Carson. Jason Carey, Cline,
Thomas Christian, John T. Dye, Fred Eli
son, John Elan, Fugate, c. B. Foster. s.
w. Fisher. Stoughton Fletcher. I. E. Grit
fifth, w. c. Griffith, Arthur Grover. Horace
Smith. Claude Jones, Frank Jennings, E. F.
Kimball. Klenschmidt Benjamin Kelsey,
jackson Landers, Virgil Lockwood, J. H. Lot
shar. w. II. H.. Miller, J. E. McCullough.
Henry Malpas, Anna Mavity. Minor Morris,
Keen, w. ID. Cooper. Heryey vorhies. Frank
Van Camp. Quincy Van Wrinkle. w. f. No
bic, Frank Newco1n, j. b. Newman, Flndley
Pugh. DR.. Pfaf. Sarah Pattison. John Pear
A NJ. Robertson, T. A Randall, Dr. Rawls,
w. H. Smith,, Harry Schurman, G. K. Share,
ster, Charles F. Weis, j. S. Wood, Zumpfe.
Lynn Stone. $. y: Sweet Walter Swiggett.
E EfWy s rsgsa
Talbot, jr., John Wood viii Harrington,
Miss Margaret Hammond. Miss Susan Todd,
Louis H. Levey, III. c. Adams, ]. w. Arm
strong Jacob Becker w. s. Budd, H. c.
BrqadPeck a Bsveri,dge Alfred Re r BpTdsHl
B. f. Claypool, G. N. Catterson. Joseph A.
Clark, William Dickson. William Dye. J. p.
ki Kahn DALEY Catherine Dorsey Bert Dorsey
S. G. Carey, w. E. Christian, w. G.. Hasse-
man, A. I. Lyon, Hugh Landon, H. H. Lee.
George Mueller. B. 3. Minor, George e. Mar,
win, Lewis McMurray, Mary Mckenzie, John
McMaster, A M McCleary. J: F. Elliott, J.
rott, Charles F. Robbins, l. n. Richie. J. n.
Rogers. John Reaume. William Scott. J. A.
Ste D. sEns b aoday
J. w. Hess, Charles Jenkins, Karl krauss.
William Krauss, Pauline Kistner, John
james Winters, T. A. Winterrowd, Thomas
Eastman, John L. Griffiths. Arson Gardner,
G: G; Foster. J.. F. Failey, Joseph 4. Milburnn,
4. f BristOr Harold AFRO ~ Taylor, F. ".
GaS goSon Jessie h asoct eat vs.
B. Holton. William shireman, John c: New,
Emil Fertig. Harry Murphy, Helen Eaton.
erty. Joseph R. Adams. E. Mick, S: c.
Holmes, A. NJ. Glassbrenner. and Misses
Margaret Baldwin. Florence Coffin. Nellie
Malott Callie McMecken. Annie Wiegand
Mary Wallick. Nellie Whitcomb. T. L. Voss
Stanton.
Of the Free Kindergarten and Children's
Aid Society will give luncheon Wednes-
day s Ap frS II wasSaSfSn m the
The assisting ladies are: Mesdames A. Il.
Allen. w. n; Armstrong, Coke Alexander.
Baker, j. II. Byers, A E. Buchanan, N.
s. Byram. Edgar Brown. w. II. Cook.
William Coughlin. Wallace Donnan, II. c.
Thomas Eastman, r. /. Disette. ]. II. Dilks,
Charles Eichrodt, Maria Elliott, /. b. Fans
Ter, s. K: Fletcher. W.. s. Fish, Sarah
Emmett Emmett Heeb, Wright HadIey, Evan Had,
ley P. A. Havelick, Charles Holloway
Jesse Harvey H. II Gibbs George C. Hit
Lodge, A. B. Meyer, Ferd Mayer, Emma
Meier. c. E. Mallery. L. c. Mclean, Frank
Rodgers Rod e. N. Richardson, Soils Tunnels
spyan sg abrT 5ShP
Elizabeth Smith. NJ F. sproul. NJ E.
Showers, H. 8: Tucker Major Taylor
Cortland van camp, =. van Dlenes, IL. L.
Wood, II. =. WATSON, G. A Waite, Clay
Whitley, George whitley, Emil Wulsch-
ner, James Wildman. Emil Vibrant, Emil
Zumpfe, Misses Fidelia Anderson. Emma
Clinton, Mary Hicks. Martha Griffin. En-
ma Holloway, Ida Osgood, Fannie Root
A W. Torrey, Lillian Stanley, Mary Meigs
Julia Walk, Ruby Rees.
Easter Notes.
The children's service at ST. Paul's will be
at clock. Master Roy Miller will sing a
solo.
The children's service at the Second Pres
byterian will be at 9:45. with exercises in
the primary department.
Mrs. DR.. Gaylor will lead the gospel serv-
ice at the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation rooms at o'clock
The children's service at the Tabernacle
Church will be at 2:l5. There will be
graduating class from the infant depart
ment.
There will be an Easter song service at
the German Evangelical Church. corner
East and New York streets, Sunday even
ing. Mr.. Carl Barus, organist and director
Rev. D. ]. Ellison, pastor of the First
Baptist Church, will, at the communion
service to-day. give the right hand of fell
lowship in behalf Of the church to fifty
persons most OF whom have been baptized
recently, and at the evening service fen
candidates will be immersed.