The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-22
IrVfngtOn.

Miss Noodle Jeffries is at home on short
visit.
Mr.. Shirley Walton went to Greencastle
Saturday.
Mrs j. w. Comfort visited friends in Irv-
ingtOn last week.
Miss Nettie and Mr.. Joe Sweeney went to
Columbus Wednesday.
Mr.. o. V. Eaton of San Francisco, Wis
tied relatives last week.
Miss Dora Green, of Danville, was the
guest of Irvington friends last week.
The Tuesday Club will give a reception at
the home Of Mrs. j. T. Layman May 80.
Mr.. Walter King, of Terre Haute, spent
several days of last week with Irvington
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Hanna have re-
turned from a short visit with friends in
Cincinnati.
The young men OF the Delta Tau Delta
fraternity gave tennis party last Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. John Toner in Shelbyvile, will return
home Tuesday.
Miss Rose McNeaI, who has been spending
a few days with Mrs. Omar Wilson, has
gone to Martinsville.
Miss Lily Waters, of New York city. will
come this week to make short visit with
Miss Charlotte Powell.
Mrs. ]. w, Moore will come the early part
of this week to make a short visit with the
family of DR.. Henry Moore.
The May business meeting of the Dra-
matte Club will be held with Mrs. e. F. lib
bolt Thursday evening, May 26.
Mr.. Douglas Bell, of Danville, and DIR. A.
M Austin, of Chicago, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. W. S. Moffett last week.
Mr.. Charles q. Howe. of Wabash, is the
guest of Miss Mayme Atkinson at Mr.. ST.
mon Fraziers, on University avenue.
Mrs. Daniel Lesley and daughter Mary
returned Thursday from Marion, where
they have been visiting Mrs. John Huff
Mr.. Ned Powell and Mr.. Carl McGauhey
went to Earlham Saturday to represent
Butler College in the tennis tournament.
Miss Georgia Calvin left Thursday for
Schenectady, where she will make a short
visit with her sister before going to New
York city to study music.
Miss Shank, state secretary of the Y. w.
c. A, expects to attend the worlds Y. w.
G. A conference, at London, in June. She
will sail from New York May Is.
Tomorrow evening the Irvington Wom-
the house of Mrs. Hilton U. Brown to mark
the close of the seasons meetings.
Mr.. E. p. Wise has returned from Massl-
Ion, O., where he has been visiting his par
ents for the past two weeks. Mr.. Wise's
mother returned with him for a short visit.
The Indiana branch of the Association of
Alumni and Nongraduates of the Western
College, of Oxford, met with Mrs. M. c..
Goe last Friday. There were about fifty
members present, among whom was Miss
Leila S. Mckee, the president of the college.
The college glee club gave an entertain
Young Mems Christian Association. The
programme consisted, among other attrac-
tons, of solos by Mr.. Joseph Sweeney, Mr..
Ezra Roberts, Mr.. Frank Elstun and Mr..
S. Morris Meek.
Mrs Walter Howe gave a family dinner
party Friday in honor of the sixtieth
birthday of her father. The decorations of
the DINING room were white and green.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
| O. o. Frazier of Morristowwn; Mr.. and
| Mrs A p. Howe, of Westfield: Mr. and Mrs
| DUNCAN and Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Miller.
West Indianapolis.
Mrs. Wilbur Straughn visited Plainfield
| Friday
Mr.. Frank Weber will spend this week
| in Cincinnati
| Mrs. Frank Kurtz has gone to Madison
| for few days
Rev FIR. Bauer, of Clinton. is with Rev.
| Joseph Weber
Miss Myrtle Conger has gone to Flatrock.
| to see her father.
Mrs. Staub and daughters, are visiting
her mother at Hamburg.
The Odd Fellows will give socia. at the
mineral well. Thursday evening.
James Chisman, of hose company No. 8.
| has gone to Cincinnati for a week.
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