The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-08

Miss Atkinson, of Wabash, will visit Miss
Gertrude Moore next week.
Miss Ball gave an evolutionary and mu-
steal entertainment in the chapel on Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard. of Chicago. are
expected this week TO visit Mr.. and Mrs.
e. f. Tibbott.
The Delta Taus entertained their young
lady friends on Wednesday evening, in
their fraternity hall, on Central avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give an
oyster supper in the parlors of the Dow
~ney-avenue Church on next Thursday even
ing.
The young men of the Phi Delta Theta
fraternity gave a taffy pulling in their hall
on Tuesday evening, while waiting for the
election returns.
The Sigma CHS gave a hay ride to Cum
berland Monday night, where the young
people took supper. Miss Calvin and Mr..
John Hollett chaperoned the party.
Mrs. Robert Z. Moore gave a baby's
party In honor of the first birthday of her
little son. Richard Harvey. on Friday aft
Big glass marbles for the boys and dolls
for the girls were the souvenirs of the aft
ernoon.
The Tuesday Club met with Mrs. ]. L.
on THE Three Edwards" and Medieval
England were read by Mrs. Jesse Sum-
mers and Mrs. William Macmillan. A con-
versation on Great Men of the Times fol-
$500 a@e" OAANA ~ ~
The Federated Clubs of Irvington, con-
sisting of the Woman's Club, the Citizens
Club, the Tuesday Club and the CONNER
cial Club nave arranged for q course of
lectures to. be delivered at the Downey-
avenue Church. The course will begin
Tuesday evening, Nov. II. when Mrs. May
Wright Sewall will lecture.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club gave a har-
vest party at the home of Miss Butler on
Friday evening. A number of novel and
old-time amusements were provided. Those
assisting the hostess in receiving were
Miss Braden. Miss Georgia Calvin and
Miss Fish. The rooms were decorated with
vases Of red, yellow and white tc~hrysanthe-
NUNS.
Mr.: Harry Strong, who is a sophomore
at Harvard this year. spent two days in
Irvington on his way to, his home in Plain
field. He will return to Boston, to-day.
Mr.. Strong brought with him and present.
ed to President Butler q handsome pipe
from four of the Butler College Sigma Chi
boys who are studying there this winter
Messrs. Strong. Yoke, johnson and Dalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Lowry entertained
about fifty of their friends Thursday even
ing at their home. 2s College avenue. in
honor of their ninth anniversary. The
house was decorated with chrysanthemums
and American Beauty roses. Dancing and
cards were the leading diversion. The
guests comprised the members of the X.
T. c. Dancing Club and the Saturday Night
Dinner Club Numerous elegant presents
were given.
The ~Irvington Woman's Club met Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. f. Rol-
lin Kautz. An interesting paper on Mod
ern Philanthropy" was read by Miss Mary
Teas. The conversation which followed on
The Present Tendency of Club Work
was led by Mrs. M. c. Goe and Mrs. Min
ME Kingsbury. The clubs next meeting
will be a guests day. at the home of Mrs.
Kingsbury. Miss Vida Tibbott will read
an original story. The committee in
charge of the afternoon are Mrs. r. G.
browning. Mrs. H.. u. Brown, Miss Ro-
maine Braden. Mrs. j. F.. Barnhill and
Miss Eva Butler.
Music and Art Notes.
Mrs. James NJ. feathers will sing Ref
uge of My Soul this morning at Plymouth
| Church.
Mr.. Frank Lynnes has written a song to
the words Of Mr.. Meredith Nicholson's
verses, Glad and sad make rhyme, my
dear The musical setting is very at
t~ractive.