The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-19
Irvington.


Miss Ella Henley will spend the holidays
at Candy, Ind.
Miss Elizabeth Butler has returned from
short visit in Grand Rapids.
Miss Jessamine armstrong will leave on
Tuesday for her home in Kokomo.
Miss Grace Carver has gone to Anderson
to spend the winter with relatives.
Prof and Mrs. n. L. Bruner will leave
/ the last OF the week for Des Moines, Ia.
Miss Elva Wolfe win return to her home
in Windfall on Thursday to spend the holt
days
Miss Ethel Baker Wright will go to her
home in Alexandria, KY, on Thursday for
the holidays
Miss Thompson is home from Wellesley
for a three weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
h. C. Thompson.
Mrs. Alfred Brown and son will come
Monday, the 9th, for weeks stay with
Mrs. o. 0. Carvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R Gray will take ros-
session Of their new horne on Grand avenue,
lrVington, this week.
The Kappa Kappa Gammas held open
meeting last night at the home of Miss
Gookin in Indianapolis.
Miss Anna Williams and Mr.. John Will
liams will go to Wabash this week to spend
the Christmas vacation.
Miss Katherine Banning will come from
AKRON, o.. to spend the holidays with Mr..
ana Mrs. James Banning.
Mrs. Kantz has invited a number of chill
dfen to her house on Christmas night for
her little daughter Katherine
Miss Ida E. Gilbert, who has been spend
ing the winter in Cleveland, o., will come
next week TO visit Miss Butler
Mrs. Charles B. Clarke gave tea yester-
day afternoon, at which Mrs. Alfred Potts
read her paper on Telling the Truth"
The Fortnightly Club will entertain its
friends at the home of Mrs. Shank, on
Dec. 81.
The Ladies' Aid Society entertained
number OF their friends at a coffee party
from to Friday afternoon at Mrs.
CalkinS's home.
Mrs. Mary H. Howe will come next week
to visit Mr. and Mrs Walter Howe; Mr..
and Mrs Howe will give a family dinner
party on Christmas day for her.
The members of the Central Christian
Church OF indianapolis will give Rev. and
Mrs. John e. Pounds, who have recently
morrow night.
A concert was given last night in the
Downeyyavenue Church by the Schumann
Grand Concert COMPANY The company is
under the direction of Mr.. HAYWOOD r. Man
love, formerly a student at Butler College,
who is an impersonator of ability. He was
cited selections from Eugene Fields and
Rfleys writings in very delightful man.
n n.9; Miss Jessie Waters, soprano, and Miss
Elise Relmer, pianist.
Rev. A M. Hail. formerly professor of
Hebrew at Butler College and a preacher
in the Disciple Church, last week
gained minister OF the congregational
Church in New Haven, Conn. Mr.. Hall was
a student and strong supporter of Professor
Garvin, and, with a number of others, left
the Disciple Church at the time of the OPP
position to Professor Garvin. Mr.. Hall has
been studying in the graduate department
at Yale for the last two years, and since
last spring has held the pastorate of the
Taylor congregational Church in New
Haven.
The young ladies of the Pi Beta Phi fra
ternity gave a receptions Friday after
noon at Miss Ludlow's home on Ritter ave-
nue.. Miss Ludlow assisted in receiving
by Mrs. c. B. Clarke and Mrs. H. u. Brown,
two Of the fraternity's patronesses for
whom the reception was given. In the even
ing the young ladies held an open meeting,
to which the young mems fraternities were
invited. In the evening those assisting were
Miss McCollun Miss Curryer, Miss
Roberts, Miss Armstrong and Miss Randall.
The house was prettily decorated with holly
and evergreens, and the evening was spent
with dancing and music.