The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-06-07
ON THE SOCIAL SIDE.
Concluded from Eleventh Pas.

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e~rcises at Butler. She is az the home of
her cousin, Miss Retta Barnhill.
Miss Estel Harvey, who has been visiting
An Ohio, will be at home this week.
Mrs. Towles's guest, Mrs. Black, of Green
castle. returned 10 her home Friday.
Miss Ida Snyder, of Arcola, Ill, came last
night to spend the week with college friends.
The junior class will give a picnic at
Hammonds Grove on next Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. L. L. Carpenter. Of Wabash. is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Tomlinson, on Cherry
street.
Mrs. Jennie Thompson and Mrs. Maley, of
Columbus. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. l..
c. Thompson
Miss Haidee Forsythe. of Nineveh, is a
guest of her sister, Miss Lura Forsythe, at
the Ladies' Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell left yester-
day for Chicago, where they will spend the
week with friends.
Miss Myrtle Van SICKLE, of Fenton. and
Miss Moore, of Wanamaker, Ind, are visit
Ing college friends.
Miss Emma Engle, ex-'93, of Winchester,
Is spending commencement at Butler, a
guest of Mrs. Dan Leslie.
Miss Rose McNeal has gone to her home
In Romona- She will leave next week for
an extended Eastern trip.
Miss Grace Thompson, of Rensselaer,. IS
spending commencement with Miss Graham
at her home on Downey avenue.
Miss Lenora Carver. OF Alexandra, IS
spending several weeks with the family OF
Mr.. ID. K. Carver. on Downey avenue.
Mrs. w. F. Lacey, '9s: of Poplar Grove.
Ark, is spending several weeks in irving
ton Will her parents on Cherry street.
Mrs. p. H. Clifford came yesterday from
her home in Chicago to spend several weeks
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Scot Butler.
The young ladies of the Alpha Phi Psi
home of Miss Ethel Curryer. 2SS College
avenue. on Wednesday evening.
On Monday afternoon, from 4 to 6, Pro-
fessor Demarchus Brown will entertain
the students of the Greek department at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton u. Brown.
Miss Artis Eaton Mr. Edgar Forsy 18th
the family of Mrs. Jeffries. on University
GveEue.
Mrs. Flora Bridges. of Mattoon, Ill. is
spending the corImencement season at But-
Bridges is the regular professor OF English
at Butler, and was granted the years leave
OF absence for study at the University or
Chicago.
The PhiIokuriar Literary Society gave
its twenty-fourth annual spring
exhibition last night in the col.
as ses' folloWs: Piano solo By Miss For
sythe; essay, Jonathan Swift" by Percy
Barton Williams; song; by the P~nilokq pah
erts, Bass and Williams; grafton, Prog
ress." by Charles Herbert Bass; recita-
presentation of diplomas. by Prof. VIII d.
Howe; music, by the ~Pnilokurian quartet.
Those receiving diplomas from the society
were John Scot Butler, Earl Thayer Ludlow,
William Engarde Phillips and William FL
mer Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scot Butler gave a college
reception on Friday night About two
hundred guests were present. The house was
decorated with palms and flowers, and the
yard was lighted with japanese lanterns
and was provided with seats. Among the
guests wore Mr. and Mrs Dalton of In
dianapolfs: Miss Flora Bridges, of Mat
toon. Ill.,; Mr.. George Hoke, OF
Wabash: Mrs. Allen Fletcher, of
Indianapolis: Miss Parks, OF Martinsville;
Miss Haywood. of Indianapolis; Mrs L. l..
Carpenter. OF Wabash: Miss Rose Eliot.
Miss Edith Surbey, Miss Allen, Mrs. Jane
Graydon. Miss Fish and Mr.. Brayton. OF
Indianapolis; Miss Dora Green, Of Plain>
field. and many of the college alumni