The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-06-04
SUBURBAN SOCIETY NOTES.
BrightwOOd.

Mrs. Burt Cupp is visiting in Muncie
Mr. Elmer Schaler, Of Ada, O., Is visiting
friends here.
Misses Lizzie Kirk and Mamie Riley are
visiting in Lebanon.
Mrs. John Writ, who has been visiting IN
Fortville, is home again.
Mr.. Henry Vessel visited his son Theodore
at Danville, H.. last week.
Mr. Mack Huffman, who has been visiting
in Kenton, o., is home again.
Miss Bertha Traub. who has been visiting
in Terre Haute, is home again.
Miss Julis Sterling, Of Muncie, Is the guest
of Mrs. Altenbaugh, on School street.
Messrs Edward and John Rust, who have
been visiting in Cincinnati, are home again
The knights and Ladies of Honor gave an
entertainment at Brightwood Hall Friday
evening.
mond Va, during the winter, returned
home wednesday.
Mr.. William Putnam. of Danville, Ill, who
has been the guest OF friends and relatives.
has returned home.
Messrs. Titus, Robert Kemper and Daniel
Slider. who have been in Grand Rapids,
Mich, have returned home.
Mr. Lewis Brinknlan went to Perth Am
boy. N. j.. last week to accept a position
in the terra Gotta works at that place.
Mrs. B. A. Brown and son Humphrey left
yesterday for Peoria, ILL.,, TO visit Mrs.
Browns sisters. Dr. Brown and son Lester
will join them next week
The SuDday-school classes of the Meth
odist Church are making arrangements to
hold their annual picnic soon, either at
Broad Ripple or Fairview.
Miss Catherine Mescall, who has been
teaching school at Nation III, Is home home
avenue. for the summer vacation.
The social which was to have been given
on the lawn of the Congregational Church
Monday evening was postponed indefinitely
On Of ia ipr
G.. H. Johnson, commonly known as ICY
clone" johnson, addressed a meeting at the
Big Four shops Wednesday noon, at which
there was an unusually good attendance.
Church at its meeting Wednesday afternoon
appointed Il committee TO arrange Tor a tea
some time the latter part of the month.
The minstrel show given under the
Young Mems Christian Association at the
clubhouse last Wednesday evening, was well
attended and financially successful.
Mr.; Henry Vessel represented the Bright
ganzation of the congregational Club at
Plymouth Church in the city last week the
club is open TO all the members OF the Con-
gregational Church.
The Junior Epworth League gave recital
at the Methodist Church Wednesday evening
as finale to the lecture course. Among the
participants on the pTogramme were were: Misses uses
bridge and Messrs. Earl Clampitt, Albert
Kemper and Thomas Lewis. The Bright
wood quartet also assisted.
A meeting was held Wednesday evening at
the Big Four shops to discuss plans for the
annual railroad employees picnic TO be held
some time this month. "A committee was ap-
pointed composed of representatives from
each department in the shops. 10 select a
locality. The picnic Is given almost every
year by the Big Four to its employees in In
dianapolis and their families and friends.
There are over GOO men employed in Bright
wood Last year was the only year in sew
eral that the annual picnic was not held and
this year il is looked forward TO with good
deal of pleasant anticipation
A meeting of the parshioners of ST. Fran
els Catholic Church will be held this morn
ing Immediately after the 10 o'clock mass
TO discuss arrangements for the annual lawn
fete to be given some time this month. It
is requested that all interested will remain
for the meeting.