The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25


for Bloomington, where she will spend the
winter attending the university there.
Mrs. Sarah Johnston and Miss Minnie
Cohn, of Brookville, Ind, are the guests of
Mrs. Amos Butler.
Mrs Irwin and Miss Laura Howe, who
have been in Irvington all summer, will go
to Ohio next week.
Miss Grace Carver and Mr.. Ed Carver
will go next week to visit friends in Ander-
son and Alexandria
Mr. and Mrs. William Thresher and son
Raymond will return from Macatawa Park,
Michigan, next week.
Rev. J. w. Comfort. chaplain of the JEFF
fer sonville Reformatory, was the guest OF
lrvington friends last week.
Mrs. William Dickey and Mrs. Belle Perry
will come next week from Des Moines, Ia,
to visit Mrs. Elizabeth Powell.
Miss Alice Wallace returned to her home
in Madison, Ind, Thursday, after a two
weeks visit with Mrs w. Macmillan.
Miss Elizabeth Butler returned to Irving
ton last week from Chicago, where she had
been attending the university all summer.
Professor and Mrs Ames and son, Van
Meter .Ames. will return to Irvington this
week from De Soto, Ia, where they have
been spending the summer.
Mr. William Reynolds, who has been
spending the summer with relatives IN
Brookville is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Amos Butler, on Ritter avenue.
A musical and literary entertainment will
be given by the senior and junior choral
Il
AT of the Irvington NJ. Z. Church.
Mr. w. e. Garrison, of st. Louis, No,
will teach in the Bible department at Butter
College during the coming winter.
The Ladies Of the c. w. p. NJ. Of the
Downey-avenue Church will give mission
airy tea Wednesday evening at the home or
Mrs. A. C. Gist, on Washington street.
Miss F1ossie Shank returned Friday from
Franklin, where she had been in the in
terests of the Y. w. G. A. Miss Shank went
yesterday TO Bloomington for few days
visit.
Mrs Dewitt Griffiths entertained a num-
Der of young ladies Thursday afternoon in
honor of her daughter Edith's birthday.
Among the out-Of-tOWn guests were MISS
Lucille Heron and Miss Ethel Stevenson, of
Indianapolis.
Mr.. Earl Williamson, who has been Mr..
Ned PowelFs guest, went 10 Clnclnnatl To-
day on his way to his home in GreenVille, o.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry n. Castle and family.
who have been spending the summer IN
Irvington, returned to Indianapolis last
week
The young ladies of the Mu chapter of
the Kappa Kappa Gamma fraternity gave
o'clock supper in the Irvington woods yes
Cleland Miss Cleland was their delegate
to the national convention of Kappa Kappa
Gamma, recently held in LINCOLN, Neb.
Wallace, Miss Mary Marsee, Miss Blanche
Noel Miss Emma Johnson, Miss Mary
Brouse; Miss Bess Sampled. Mss MSS, Clara Cara
ton, Miss Ethel Cleland and Miss Retta
Barnhll.
Miss Clara Shanks gave a dinner Friday
night for her Sunday-school class. The table
was decorated with yellow roses and at each
place were dainty name cards, which were
painted by little Miss Horene Williams.
Those entertained were Miss Florence
Moore, Miss Kitty Layman, Miss Charlotte
Powell, Miss Edith Griffith. Miss margaret
Reynolds Miss Genevieve Hall, Miss Mar.
garet Billings. Miss Essie Hunter. Miss Bes-,
sic Kuhn and Miss Mabel Norris, and
Messrs Ed Moore, Hunter, Richey, Ned
Powell, Alvin Frazier, Harry Cutsinger
Blount Carver, Paul Jeffries, Scott Hunter,
Will Moore and Robert Griffith.