The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-27

Miss Rose McNeal visited Irvington
friends last week.
Miss Mary Yeager left yesterday to visit
her parents in Kokomo for short time.
Mr.. WE. Garrison has gone to st. Louis,
Mo, to spend a short time with relatives
there.
Mrs. Dickey. of South Bend. is the guest
of her daughter, Miss Marie Dickey, at the
college hall.
Mrs. Rhoda Chase, who has been visiting
Mrs. P. c. Jacobs, has returned to her home
in Wabash
Miss Harriet Ritter gave a thimble party
Friday afternoon in honor Of Mrs Barnett,
who is her guest.
The Ladies Merry Club will give ban
quet at the residence of Mrs. c. Harvey, No.
Whittier place. Dec. 2.
Mr.. John Meade has returned TO Topeka,
Kan after q short visit in IrVington with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Richey.
Mr.. John NTinnick has gone to Washing
ton d. c.. to spend the rest of the winter
teaching in the schools there.
Mr. Graham of Richmond. spent Thanks
giving day with his son, who is spending
the winter in Irvington at Mr.. Pattison's.
Miss Delight Sweetser, who has been the
guest of Mrs Mary Spencer for some time,
returned last week to her home in Marion,
Ind.
Mrs. Addington and daughter Constance
have returned to their home in New Or
leans. after a short visit with Mrs. Frank
Tibbott.
n.
Gaughey have returned from Columbus, o.,
where they went TO attend the Phi Delta
Theta convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Kuhn. of Kokomo,
have come to IrvingtOn for permanent resi-
dence They have taken Mr.. Gist's house,
On Washington street.
Miss Lura and Miss Lois Forsythe will
CONS from their home in Trafalgar next
week and will be the guests of Miss Maudle
Jeffries for a few days.
Mrs j. NJ. Wallace of Brownstown, spent
Thanksgiving day with Mrs. Mary Spencer,
who gave a dinner for her and for Mrs
Hugh Burrell and the Misses Burrell of
Brownstown.
Miss Ida e. Gilbert is spending a short
time at the college han while drilling the
young men for the oratorical contest whicA
viii take place next wednesday evening" IN
the college chapel.
Mrs. Sally Hall, with her mother, Mrs
McVey, who have been visiting Mrs. A \.
Towles have gone to Indianapolis TO spend
several days before returning to their
homes in Danvi1e, Ind
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Maud Carroll
who have been spending some time with
Miss AIadge Layman, will leave for Arkan-
sas next Thursday. They will visit in St
Louis and ST. Joe. Mo-, before returning to
their home in Lynchburg. Va
Miss Lou Breevort will come from her
home in Columbus, Ind. Wednesday. to
spend a week with Miss Bona Thompson
Miss Matte Sweeney, of Columbus, and
Miss Mary Thompson, g. Of Ed rsa VIII
Mrs. E. c.. Thompson has issued invita-
lions to a large reception Thursday after
noon for her daughter, Miss Bona Thomp-
SON The guests of honor Will be Miss Net
lie Sweeney and Miss Lou Brevoort, of Co
lumbus, and Miss Mary Thompson, of Edin-
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Richardson gave an
old-fashioned supper Thursday night TO
about thirty friends and relatives. The la
BILE was set in the attic and the guests found
their places by means of strings OF various
colors which were woven TO form q huge
cobweb After the supper which was elah-
crate and characteristic Of old times. the
evening was spent in games and dancing.
Mrs James Braden and Miss Romaine and
Stella Braden gave a large reception yes
terday afternoon at their home on Ritter
avenue Mrs. Luther Short was the guest
of honor. The reception han and parlors
were decorated with chrysanthemums of
various shades The dining room was III
pink, pink roses arranged on the center
table and sideboard, and the same scheme
of color I'm the refreshments. Those assist
ing were Mrs. Charles Nj. Cross. Mrs NJ c.
Goe. Mrs +. G. Thompson, Mrs. Arviile
Carsin. Mrs, Charles Clark. Mrs. Stewart
Schell. Mrs. William Maury Miss Netta
campbell. Miss Clara Goe and Miss Harriet
Ritter. Of Irvington. AMI Miss Nell Thorn
ton. Miss Margaret Stevenson and the
Misses Bydeld, OF indianapolis.