The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-28
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this week.
Mrs. George Brown entertained a number
of friends at O'Clock dinner on Thanks
giving day.
Mr.. Shirley Walton went to his home in
Atlanta yesterday to visit his parents for
several days.
Miss Allen of Cincinnati, is visiting her
sister, Mrs j. D. Forrest, at her home, on
Downey avenue.
Miss Margaret Shellhouse returned on
Friday from a short visit with friends in
Greenfield, Ind.
Miss Anna Moore will go to Sheridan.
Ind, this week to spend few days with
friends and relatives.
Professor Forrest entertained the MEM
bers of his class in sociology at his home,
on Wednesday evening.
Mr. j. f. Wright, of Alexandria, KY,
spent several days with his daughter, Miss
Ethel Wright, last week.
Miss Moore, of Kansas City, Mo-. who is
| attending school in Rockville, Ill.,, is
guest of Miss Edith Scott.
The young men Of the Sigma Chi frater-
| nifty entertained a few friends informally
| in their hall last night.
| Miss Elsie Griffith. of Evanston, Ill.,, is
| guest of Mr.. and Mrs. De Witt Griffith, at
their home on Ritter avenue.
Miss Noodle Jeffries will leave for Alex
| andria to-day, after spending the week az
| her home on University avenue
| Mr. Webster Rose is spending several
| days at his home in North Salem, Ind. He
| will return to college tomorrow.
| Miss Margaret McClaskey, of Blooming
| ton, KY, is the guest OF Mrs. JenrieS at
| her home on University avenue.
| Mr. Raymond Smith, of Danville, Ind,
1 was guest of Miss Anna Moore last week,
| at her home, on Washington street.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs. DR..
| Cravens to a masquerade party on Wednes-
| day evening, for her son, Junius Cravens.
Mrs. j. o. Coffin, of Madison, Wis, is
| visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs y. }.
| Osborne, at their home east of lrvington.
Miss Mai Breevoort will return to-mor-
| row from Columbus, Ind, where she has
| been spending the Thanksgiving holidays.
Mr.. David Gale of De. PAW, and Mr..
| Charles Cooper, of Indiana university,
visited their Sigma Chi brothers last week.
| Miss Stella Braden has returned to West
| Point, Miss, where she resumes her position
| as music teacher in q young ladies' semi
nary.
Miss Mollie Frank. of Danville, Ind, who
| is attending De PAW University, spent the
Thanksgiving vacation with DIR. and Mrs.
| TowleS.
Mrs. B. l.. Moore. of British Honduras,
| who has been the guest of Mr.. and MRS,
John Smith, will return to her home TINS
| week.
The Missionary Society of the Downey-
| avenue Christian Church will meet this aft
ernoon with Mrs. Allen r. Benton on Dow
| ney avenue
The ladies of the Methodist Church gave
| Klondike social at the home of DIR. and
Mrs B. ]. Terrell, on Central avenue, Tues
| day evening.
Miss Richey and Mr.. Hunter Richey en-
| tertained the dancing club of which they
arc members at their home on DoWney
avenue on Tuesday evening.
A concert will be given on the evening Of
| the 23d of December, under the direction
of Mr.. Edwerd Nell and Miss Georgia Gal
| vim, at the Downey-avenue Church.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club will meet
at Miss Josephine Smiths home on Wash
1 on he
instead of the regular night of meeting.
The Tuesday Club will meet this week
| Miss Sara Blount will read paper on
The Great Commoners M and MIS- M attnrs
| The conversation will be led by Mrs. Mary
Johnson and Mrs. Josephine Bowin.
The Irvington Woman's Club win meet
1 from 2 till 5. Mrs: M. c. Goe will read
| the paper of the afternoon on THE Con-
| stitutional Convention" The conversation
subject is THE Trainers of the Constitu-
tion,'' and Mrs r. f. Kautz is the leader
The Irvington Tuesday Club meets this
week with Mrs c. M. Cross, on Washington
Great Commoners, by Sara W. Blount, and
! English Women of Letters by Mrs. Will
liam Mcmillan: The conversations will be
/ led by Mrs. Albert Johnson and M. Jo-
/ sephine Boin.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Forrest entertained
| a number Of friends at Thanksgiving din.
ner on Thursday. The party consisted of
| Mr. and Mrs. John Kautz, Miss India
| Martz, Miss Bertha Holmes and Miss Arm
strong, all of Kokomo, Ind. In the after
noon Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest and their
| guests were given theater party to see
] Otis Skinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Kautz.
| The marriage of Miss Laura NJ. Knapp
| and Mr. J. +. Weaver occurred Tuesday
evening at the home of the brides par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Elijah Knapp, on Grand
| avenue. The ceremony was performed by
DR.. A. r. Benton; Owing to the recent
| death of Mrs. w. w. Knapp no guests out
| side the immediate family were present at
| the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver will be
| at the Chafant this winter
| The primary oratorical contest will be
| held in the college chapel next Wednes-
day. evening. The, contestants and their
| subjects are as follows: Government and
Law" E. c. Roberts; "Bossism in Poll
| ties, Robert Hobbs; Daniel Webster,
Herbert Bass. The judges on thought and
composition are Mr.; Hilton Y. Brown, Mrs.
Carey and Mr.. F. r. KautZ; those on de-
| livery are Mr. John Grifiths, Mr.. A. ].
| Beveredge and Mr.. Evans Woollen.
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