The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-27
AFFAIRS OF SOCIETY.
Concluded from Eleventh Page.

AFFAIRS OF SOCIElY.
Concluded from Eleventh Page)
the Misses Eunice and Augusta Jameson
from the mountains of Virginia and of
Misses Martha. Ruth and Mary Carey from
Mackinaw.
The members of the Meridan-street
Church will give a reception in the church
parlors tomorrow evening in honor of Rev.
and Mrs G n Sims and Rev. and Mrs.
ii. j. Talbot The occasion will be to
celebrate the return of Mr.. Sims to the
p&storate of the church and as a reunion
after the summer vacation.
The marriage of Miss Essie Hollywood
ard Mr.. John G. Gray occurred Wednesday
evening at SIS. Peter and Pauls Church,
the Rev. Father Bessones officiating. The
prlde was attlred in a gray travelling suit
and carried Bride roses. None but the
immediate friends of the family were pres
ent. Mr.. and Mrs. Gray left at once for
the East.
Mr.. Raymond Van Camp gave large
dance Friday evening at the Country Club.
married couples. The rooms Were elabor-
ately decorated with Southern smilax and
white ribbons We're baskets made of green
pumpkins, filed with autumn flowers. An
orchestra furnished the music.
The Friday Afternoon Reading Club will
hold its first meeting of the season with
Mrs. Welcome Rice, No. 941 North Ala
bama street. Mrs. Jonas Johnson will be
Mrs. Frank Ferguson will read a paper on
Leading Women of the White House"
from the writings of John G. Whittier
Miss Edith Mae MacFarland of Fletcher
avenue, the hostess Wednesday even
Ms foT drs sdrng party syen ~ n enoT OF
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. s. ID.
Noel for the summer. The house was beau
tfully decorated in golden rod. and small
punches of golden rod, tied with yellow
satin ribbon We're given favors. Miss
Saffell returned home yesterday.
Irvington.
D. Mr. r George " Knepper Of so ON
ter at Mrs. George Browns.
Miss Elizabeth Butler left Wednesday
for. Chicago, where she will attend the
University of Chicago this winter.
Miss Margarine Johnston left last week
for an extended visit with relatives in
Kansas City, Mo-, and in Huntsville. Ala.
Mrs. Elizabeth Powell, Miss Powell and
summer spent with relatives near St Louis.
Mrs. Frank Tibbott and sons returned
Wednesday from Winchester Ind, where
Watts
Dr. and Mrs. James Braden have removed
from their home, west of Irvington, to the
corner of DoWney and Church streets. DR..
Braden will leave this week for San Fran
cisco. Call for several months stay.
Mrs. Walter Howe gave a marshmallow
eighth and tenth birthdays of her daugh-
ter and son. Lucille and Glenn Howe. A
large number of little people were present.
,
Mary Elizabeth, went to Boston. Mass.
Thursday, where Mr. Howe will study this
| year. on leave of absence from Butler Col
| lege Mr. Will Howe, who viii also be at
| Harvard left earlier in the week.
Miss Flora Bridges. of Nation. III. pro pro
| fessor of English literature in Butler Col
| lege, came Tuesday. She is accom-
| panied by her assistant in the English
| work. Miss keis, formerly of Mount Holy
! hoke Miss Bridges and Miss Keis are at
! Mrs c. B. Clark's, on Central avenue.
The Misses Elizabeth and Maud Carroll
! who have been guests of Miss Layman
| and Miss Madge Layman for the past three
weeks, will return to their home IN Lynch
| will leave at the same time for New York
| city to enter his Junior years work in
| the medical college of New York.
| Presidents day of the Irvtngton Woman's
| Club will be observed on Monday, Oct. .,
| from to O'Clock, al the home of Mrs
| Washington street. The club officers for
| this year President. Mrs. Browning
| vice presidents Mrs. Dan Lesley and Mrs
| NJ c. Goe: secretary, Mrs Wallace Knapp
! tive committee. Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke
/ Mrs Z. F. Tibbott and Mrs. Thomas c.
| Howe.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club will hold its
| first meeting of the year next Friday even
! ing at the home of Miss Stevenson on
! Washington street. The evenings enter
| tainment is in charge of Miss Ellen Boyles
/ Miss Stevenson and Mr.. Frank Tibbott.
! The officers for the year are: President,
| Mr. Fred Ritter: vice president. Mrs
| Corinne Carvin secretary. Miss Harriet
| Ritter Miss Stevenson, whose original
| play "A Lapse of Genius was presented
| at the public entertainment by the club
| last June has written another short play
| entitled 1.-TWO Balcony Bears" which will
be presented at the November meeting of
| the club.