The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-20

AlT. ana Mrs. u w. hneDpeT, OF GOTtI
set, are visiting their son.
Miss Julia Butterfeld will return TO her
home In Elkhart tomorrow.
Mr.. Charles kettenbach is home from
several months stay in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hall will return
from Cambridge, Mass, on Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs. J. d. Forrest viii come
tomorrow to spend commencement week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Davis left yesterday
for North Salem. Mr.. Davis will return
tomorrow
Mrs. Rufus Brown who has been a guest
home in Noblesville
Mrs. Tom Watts, Of Winchester, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Tibhott at their
home on Grand avenue.
of Pittsboro, will be Mrs. A. N. G'owles' 3
guests during the coming week.
Mrs. Alice Brown and daughter Fannie,
of New Castle, were guests of Mrs I. w.
Harvey and daughter the past week.
Miss May Brayton entertained the Kappa
Kappa Gammas with an informal dancing
party at her home on College avenue last
night.
Miss Bertha Mason. and, Miss Campbell
leave Friday for Asheville N. c. Mrs.
Campbell will accompany the young ladies
as far as Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. Swain and Miss Re-
becca Swain, and Mr.. and Mrs. +. Stroupe,
of Shelbyville, are spending commencement
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Roberts
Mrs. John T.. McGaughey and daughter;
Miss Clara McGaughey, have returned
from Columbus, O.. where they went TO
attend the Lowes-Tracey wedding,
Miss Lou Forsythe and Miss Lura For
sythe of Franklin, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Forsythe, of Trafalgar Will spend the
commencement season with Mrs. Jettries.
The Delta Tau Deltas gave their annual
commencement picnic to Broad Ripple yes
terday. Supper was served in the woods
The. evening was passed in dancing in the
pavilion and in boating.
Mrs. e. c. Thompson will have as her
guests during this week Mrs Homer
Frost of Louisville, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thompson of Edinburg, and Mrs. Mary
Thopmson of Edinburg
Mr. and Mrs A F. Armstrong of Ko-
komo. are guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Howe
Mrs. Tom Howe and daughter have re-
turned from Boston, Professor Howe ana
The Sigma CHS and their friends spent
Friday evening at Broad Ripple MIR. and
Mrs Cash Hadley chaperoned. The time
was spent on the water on one OF the
steam launches where supper was served
and an orchestra furnished music for dane
ing later in the evening.
The, sophomore oratorical -, contest oc-
Cured on Friday evening. The following
places were awarded: Mr.. Bass hrst; MI
Stevens, second; Mr. Norman, thifd. me
judges were DR.. Simms, Prof, Brown ana
Mr. Evans Woollen. A musical programme
was rendered as follows Piano solo MISS
Maybelle Peas; vocal solo, Mrs. McCarty,
and piano solo, MISS johnston
A tea was given Friday afternoon by Mrs Mrs
Henry Stewart Schnell of Somerset, Pa
The guests We're received by Mrs; Laymqn
and Mrs Schnell, assisted by Mrs >. Is.
Carey, Mrs. John Smith and Mrs Louise
Layman. In the library Miss Verna ftlch-
ey Miss Florence Moore and the Misses
Eele and Kitty Layman served punch
Miss Kate I.ayman Mrs Ed Kingsbury
Mrs Perry Hall Clifford and Miss Romaihe
Braden alternated in presiding in the dining
IT, -iFacr hn
Miss Madge Layman, Miss Josephine Smith
and Miss Florence Haywood, In entertain
ing in the drawing rooms Mrs, j. l.. Kings
bury Mrs. Clarence Forsythe, Mrs. Bert
Browning and Mrs. Elizabeth powell assist
ed. An orchestra stationed on the south
porch played during the reception M ho g1rs
Charles Fairbanks, tdrs, ADDISON Bypee
Mrs ovid Butler, Miss Harriet Noble, Mrs
Arthur Grover Mrs Charles I Lennon ME- N1rs
Horace Mckay, Mrs. Harry Grassland and
Mrs. w. w. Hess.
On Monday night at $50 o'clock the senior
STom Cobb or Fortunes Toy" a faroical
comedy by w. S. Gilbert. After the play
the seniors will give a reception IN the
gymnasium, where refreshments will be
served. A faculty committee has assigned
the parts in the play as follows: Colonel
OFipp Mr.. Samuel McGaughey; Tom COBB
Knepper and MIR. Willis Blount; Matilda
OFipp, Miss Bona thompson Mr. Eihng-
ham, Mr.. Percy WllHamsi MRS. EInngnaI
Miss Emma StradIing; Bulstrode Etting-
ham, M. Lon Roberts; Caroline Efhngham
Miss Mabel Tibbott; Biddy, Miss Edna Wal
lace; Footman, Mr.. Tom Ship; MANAGERS
Mr. Ira shrader and Miss Nettie Sweeney
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Kautz gave a large
reception Friday evening at their home on
Downey avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Kautz We're
assisted in receiving by Miss Jane Gray
don. Misses Belle and Kitty Layman,
Terna Richey and Florence Moore served
punch at a daintily appointed table on the
porch. The ices were passed by MISS EN-
ma johnson Miss Mary BrouSe, Miss Letta
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