The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-05
FEAST OF LANTERNS"
WOODRUFF PLACE TO BE TRANS
FORMED TO SEA OF LIGHT.
Biennial Fete for the Kindergarten9
Newest Swagger Thing i'm Belts
Personal and Social Notes.

The most notable event of the coming
week will he the feast of lanterns to be
given al Woodruff Place Wednesday even
ing. Every house in the beautiful residence
park will be Illuminated with lanterns and
more than ten thousand will be hung in
fantastic lines through the lawns and on
the houses and verandas. The sight is one
of the most picturesque that Indianapolis
ever sees. There will be music by the When
Band, singing by the Ation GIee Club and
colored quartet will sing negro melodies
of the day. Refreshments will be served in
the clubhouse and there will be dancing in
the assembly hall of the same building.
Lemonade and ices will be served at the
several pavilions The entire garden fete
will be given for the benefit Of the Free
kindergarten by the Woodruff Place kinder
garten section.
Mrs. James r. Carnahan and Miss Laura
tain are: Mesdames Maurice Albrecht,
Alexander Ayres, George Bingham, c. L.
Bleler, J. F. Burt. George Barney Bark
dy X. NJ. Furnas. William Fortune, Fisher,
!; h Fqrnas, H: III. Fay, S. c.. Gordon,
Ghs 9 45 Haines NJ s; Huey, g l. Huey,
Messieki Maui. Merry R. Post; j; +.
lSpann. Schowe. Frederick Shepard, j. F.
Trustler Talent, A. D. Thomas. Ernest
Trip. John c. Wood. w. w. Lowry. E. M.
Campbell. Willian Hussey, Carpenter, Co
hean and Misses Bertha WATSON, Anna
knubbe and Ada Ayres. Carriages will be
viii have charge of checking bicycles. The
Arion Glee Club has arranged a special
programme Of patriotic music which will in-
spangled Banner" Columbia the Gem of
the Ocean" Marching. Through Georgia, .
"A Thousand Years My Own Columbia -
''Tenting on the Old Camp Ground" and
Dixie"
There is young married woman living
not far from University Square who has
taken wonderful interest in the present
war. She reads everything and keeps maps
convenient. in order to at once locate any
place mentioned in the dispatches She
knows where Manila, Cienfuegos, Porto
Rico and all the noted places are and not
long ago she spent a whole morning en-
crossed in her search and was tired and
weary when her husband came home 10
luncheon. She had had her maps out and
put them on a table. to rest herself she
sat on the floor and held them in her lap
Her head ached and her eyes were tired
and as her husband saw her he asked her
what was the matter, for she usually looked
the pink of perfection when he came home,
at noon. She told him she had looked air
over the world trying to find the Gusse
Lands. He looked at her a minute and then
broke out laughing as he informed her of
the Gussie Lands
pretty woman of this city is wearing n
siXteen-dollar belt. That is the original was
sixteen silver dollars, but they would scarce
ly be recognized in their present state. One
side of each has been made smooth by the
silversmith and decorated in the most elab-
crate manner with enamelng, enclosing
and other establishment. Each dollar has
been contributed by friend. and each has
seemed with vie with the other in getting
handsome designs and elaboration. The sew
eral dollars are set. together with fancy
links: and the whole belt Is a gorgeous affair
IN silver dollars, with golden eagles set in
the silver and other metal and enamel fig
ureS. .