The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-31


Knefier on The Home" and Miss Mary
Dean on 1.-The Beautifying of Cities"
IrvingtOn.
Mrs. Jasper Hughes and daughter Jes L.
nette have returned to their home, in chi
cago after a weeks stay with Miss Ludlow.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club will meet
next Friday evening at the home of Miss
Ritter. The programme will be musical
one.
Mr.. Shelby Watts and Mr.. Carl Loop will
go to Evansville Wednesday to represent
the college Y. Nj. c. A. at the convention
to be held there
Mr.. Carl Kriemler and Miss Kriemler,
guests Of Mrs Henry Bruner, left yester-
DAY Tor New york en- route to their home
in Lausanne, Switzerland after u few
months travel in this country.
The freshman class has organized with
the following officers! President. John Cum
ningham; vice president, Frank Pixler; sec
rotary and treasurer. Miss Craycraft; mar
Shall Roy Pierce; poet, Martin Amos.
The sophomore class at Butler has elect
ed the following officers: President Carl
Loop; vice president, Blanche Noel; secre-
taTy Ella Henley; treasurer, John Carr;
marshal, Ensley Johnson; poet Ethel
Cleland; historian, May Griggs; prophet,
John Davis.
College the latter part of this week Each
of the college classes will plant tree with
appropriate ceremonies and short speeches
will be made. In addition to the trees
planted by the classes the college will have
a number of trees set out.
The Irvington Woman's Club will meet
tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. r. e. Moores
home on Central avenue. Mrs. Grace Julian
Clarke will read paper on THE Critical
PERIOD in United States History" Conver-
satlon on John Adams and Thomas JEFF
ferson" will be led by Mrs. Myron Williams
and Mrs. Bert Browning.
AT meeting of the students interested
in the annual debate between Indiana Uni
versity and the University of Indianapolis
OF entering the primary. The number from
the law school is also eleven. Three from
primary, the three best to represent the
university in the debate with the State
University
An old-fashioned Halloween party was
given in the gymnasium last night. Music
dancing and Halloween games composed
tne evenings entertainment. Those pres
fries, Miss Georgia Calvin Miss Ritter.
Miss Eva Butler Miss Clara Goe, Miss
Moore Moore, Miss Brouse and Mr.: and Mrs.
lake Butler. Hollett, Davidson, Schmuck
and Dobyns4
A party was given last night at the home
or Mr.. and Mrs Griffith on Ritter avenue
for their daughter Edith. The house and
the long porches We're lighted by MANY
jack o lanterns and decorations of au-
tumn leaves and goldenrod were effectively
USED IN the drawing rooms. Games appro-
pirate TO the season and dancing formed
the amusements for the evening. Among
tiooO ~ CSCill were MISS O1IlIlI0'S guests.
Miss Ethel Smith and Miss Edna Steven,
son.
The ri Beta Phi fraternity entertained
the Delta Tau Deltas last plight at the
F home of Miss Mabel Hank. on Broadway.
Hanowe' en- games. 'curios'' and a ghostiv
supper by absorption" were the chief fea-
lures of the, evening. The Pi Beta Phis
WerS formerly the local sorority. Alpha
Phi Psi, organized at Butler in '94 Its
mI1?mbers are Miss Roberts. Miss Helming.
Miss Hank. Miss Elizabeth Davis Miss
Bess Banning, Miss Ethel Curryer Misses
Anna and Gertrude McCollum Miss Seeley
and Miss Eta Thompson.
a Hailowe en- party was given last night
by the young men Of Phi Delta Theta at
me nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Kaup, on
DoWney avenue. The house was decorated
IN the Phi colors, blue and white, and white
carnations. the fraternity flower were
given as favors A harpist furnished music
Tor dancing The usual Halloween tests
We're tried during the evening the chief
bong the spider web with matched souye-
mrs mrs The young men giving the party were
Messrs. Blount, Dalrymple, Rioch Ward
cunningham, McGaughey, Hadley Van
SICKLE and Williams.