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

will come this week and will be guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Lesley, at their home
on Central avenue.
Among the visitors at Butler College last
week were Mrs. Silence Howard Hoy. Of
Ithaca, n. Y; Mr.. Conner, of Noblesviie;
Miss Isabelle Moore, of Wanamaker, and
Mr.. Charles Baker, of Peru.
Miss Stella Braden returned yesterday
France, Germany and England; She, will
not return to her school in West Point,
Miss, until later in the year.
Miss Charlotte Powell returned yesterday
mother and brother, has been spending the
summer. Mrs. Powell and Mr.. Ned Powell
will not return until next month
The Kappa Kappa Gamma fraternity will
the home of Miss Georgia Calvin, on
Downey avenue. A number Of the alumna
members from out of town will attend
Mr.. and Mrs Aaron Power, of Plainfied.
w. Julian and Mrs. c. b. Clarke last week:
Mrs. Clarke received Informally in honor of
her guests on Monday afternoon at her
home, on Central avenue.
The Philokurian Society will observe it's
sixty-first inaugural tomorrow night IN the
society'S hall. The programme includes an
address by the incoming president, Mr. WIZ
mer Wilson. of the class of 49, and paper
by Professor Forrest, on Breadth in Col
lege Education.
The first meeting of the year of the Wom-
ans Foreign Missionary Society OF the
Methodist Church occurred on Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edward
Branham. The programme consisted of an
address by Mrs. Branham the new presi-
dent, song by Miss Mary Brown ana mu-
sic on the guitar by Mrs. DR.. Thompson.
During the national convention of the
Christian Church this week a number OF
the prominent ministers of the church will
address the students at Butler, among
whom are Mr. c. K. Morgan, Minneapolis,
MINI; Mr.. F. d. Power, Washington, d. g;
Mr. B. b. Tyler, New York; Mr.. S. M.
Cooper Cincinnati; Mr.. A. NJ Harvont,
Cincinnati: Mr. James Franklin, Bedford,
Ind; Mr.. George Darsie, Frankfort, t@y.;
Mr.. T. w. Phillips, New Castle, Pa; Mr..
w. A. Gardner San Francisco, Cal; Mr..
w. d. McClntock, Chicago.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club held its
initial meeting of the year on Friday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Il. +.
Tibbott, on Grand avenue. The meeting was
a social one, no play having been prepared,
and a large number of the club attended.
Assisting in receiving were Mr.. and Mrs.
H. S. Schell and Miss Romano Braden.
Miss Madge Layman served lemon Ice IN
the drawing room. The main feature OF
the evening was the gypsy tent on the west
porch, in which Miss Florence Haywood, in
pretty gypsy costume. told fortunes. The
whole porch was inclosed by Turkish rugs
and heavy draperies and was lighted py
lanterns. Many cushions scattered about
provided seats for those waiting to enter
the fortune teller's tent and Mrs. Carv1n
and Miss Braden served hot WienerWurst
from a kettle hung over an open flre, gypsy
fashion with rolls and coffee. During the
evening Miss Josephine Smith and Mr..
John Tibbott sang number or palladS ana
MessrS. Tom and Theodore Layman played
on the mandolin and guitar. The clubs
next meeting will be held at the home or
Mr. and Mrs. Carvin and the committee in
charge consists of Mrs. Carvin, Miss Butler
and Mr.. Bert Browning.