The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-02-07

wysor. and treasurer. Mrs. w. r. Moore.
The excellence of the programme Is que 10
w Maring and Mrs. H. Roads The club
has a membership of twenty, and three cor
responding members.
Among the companies to be given the
coming week are those of Mrs. I. j.
Buchanan, for Misses Wishard guests:
Miss Fawcet and Miss Yarnelle. that of
Mrs L freeman man for Miss F MGGhp BTke
for her sister. Mrs. Frank Grlfhtn or 60,
lumbus. Tuesday: the reception 20 MI. ana
Claude Matthews. Mr.. and Mrs: C. A; Lay
mans fancy dress party and Mr. and Mrs.
Ohr's whist party Tuesday evening; the
ant MTs q was Ness s Mrs E
Nelrs reception Wednesday: Mr.. ana Mrs
Roots whist party, a dance at the Bren-
DANES Dietrich's coffee and Mrs. Merri-
fields card party Friday and the Valentine
parties Saturday.
Mr.. VIII Cumback gave gentlemen $
Alabama street. Mrs. Cumback assisted
in receiving the guests. who were after
ward invited TO the dining room. The ta -9i,
carnations and at each cover was bou-
tonniere of vioiets and a name card deco,
Mr.. Finley Pugh. Mr.. II. T. Condo DR.. W.
V. Morgan. Mr.. St. Clair Perry: Mr.. Myron
d. King. DR.. c. w. Combs. Judge +; r.
Mr.. j. b. Cromer. Mr.. s. II Spooner. Prof.
c. w. Harvey. DIR. j. II. Talbot and Mr.
james Pierce, An elaborate me menu Iva was
cards and curios, the latter being play
words and for the one making the most
complete list prize was presented.
IrvingtOn.
Miss Mary Carvin, of Edlnburg is a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. o. o. Carvin.
Mrs. A. ]. Tomlinson has returned from
a visit to Mrs. DR.. Green. of Spencer.
Miss Ella Frazier has returned from
short stay in Wabash and Muncie, Ind.
Miss Romano Braden will go to West
Point. Miss. tomorrow to visit her sister,
Miss Stella Braden.
Mrs Orville Carvin has returned from
several weeks spent with friends in column
bus and Shelbyville.
Mr. Arthur johnson returned to Boston
yesterday 10 finish his years work at the
Massachusetts School of Technology.
The Forum Debating Club will meet
Wednesday evening. The question for dis
cussion is Are such popular amusemenlS
as dancing, card playing and the theater
harmful in their influence!
Tho Beta Zeta chapter of the Delta Tau
Delta fraternity has issued invitations fol a
reception in observance of the nineteenth
anniversary OF the chapter. on Wednesday
evening. Feb. 10, in their hall ON Central
avenue.
The Tuesday Club met last week with
Mrs. William Macmillan, on Grand avenue.
and Mrs. Charles Cross. Miss Jessie Lud-
| low led the conversation on The Eliza
| bethan Poets"
Mr.. Charles III. Studd, of England, who
| Is here in the interest of the missionary
| cause. was present at chapel exercises at
! Butler yesterday morning and delivered an
| address before the students during the
| hour Immediately following.
Founders day of Butler College will be
observed tomorrow. Rev. Burris A. Jen-
kyns. of the Third Christian Church, will
| deliver the address in the evening at
| O'Clock In the college chapel His subject
| is THE University and Biblical Study.
| The Irvington Woman's Club was enter
| tanned at the home OF Mrs. M. c. Goe. on
| Ritter avenue, on Monday afternoon. TIE
! paper of the afternoon was written by Mrs.
| Tom Howe. who is studying al Harvard
| this winter. The subject was Peter Stuy-
! vesant and the Dutch Settlements" 1t was
! followed by an interesting conversation on
| THE Influence of the Netherlands on Amer
| lean Institutions"
| The sixteenth anniversary OF the organi-
! cation of the Christian Endeavor movement
| was observed last Tuesday evening by the
/ young people of the society of the Downey-
avenue Church. The hall was tastefully
| were present. Those receiving were Miss
| Carver. Miss Byrum. Miss Conner. Miss
Megley Miss ROeyns DT By nrnpra MIR set 81
| recitauons. music and short talks, refresh
ments were served by Miss Fife Blount
| Miss Mai Brevoort, Miss Mary Graham
and Miss Florence Moore.
| The February meeting of the Sheridan
| Dramatic Club occurred Friday evening al
| the home of Miss Ritter. The evening
| programme was opened with music, Miss
! Diener, pianist, accompanying the ban
| jos of Mr.. Mason and Mr.. Mclaughlin
| A recitation by Miss Sloan, of Cincinnati
| followed. after which came the presentation
| of short farce, entitled Little Paul Pry-
| or" The characters were exceptionally
| well taken, and the play progressed with
| none of the delays common to amateur
| theatricals. The caste included Mr.. FranB
| Tibbott as Paul Pryor; MIR. T.. ID. Mason
| Wilmot Eyre; Mr.. John Hollett. Tom Fyfe
Miss Georgia Calvin. Nan Fyfe; Miss Ida
| Gilbert, Betty Pringle; Miss Augusta Ste
! venson, Mrs. Cuyler Smythe; Miss Jessie
| Ludlow, JulietIa. After the play Miss Gal
vim sang the Angels Serenade." Miss JEFF
| fries and Mr.. Tom Layman accompanying
| on the piano and violin. The rooms were
| decorated with palms and Jonquils- In the
| dining room Mrs. Carvin and Mrs. Robert
Browning served ices and coffee at a table
| especially pretty in its appointments. Miss
| Brouse Miss Josephine Smith and Miss
Maud Smith assisted in passing refresh.
! ments. The committee in charge of the
| evening consisted of Miss Ritter. Miss
| Smith and Mr.. James Kingsbury. The
| clubs next meeting will be with Miss
Emma Johnson.