The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-16
PICTURES DRAW WELL
LARGE CROWDS ARE DRAWN TO
TOMLINSON HALL.
kinetograph Pictures VIII he Repeat
ed To-MorrOw Night-The
College Dance.

A large audience enjoyed the Edison
kinetOgraph moving pictures last night at
the College Fair at Tomlinson Hall, and
they have proved so popular attraction
that the management of the fair has de-
cided to give the pictures again tomorrow
night An entirely new set of pictures was
shown last night, one of the cleverest be-
ing pantomime performance of 'Cinderel-
la and the Glass Slipper The transforma-
ton scenes were simply perfect, and the
pictures very clear and distinct. The
Manual Training High School Mandolin
Club played varied programme of music
during the evening, and at 10 o'clock was
followed by Harris orchestra, which played
for the usual dance.
Tonight for the college dance, Mrs. Ed
ward F. Hodges and Miss Julia Harrison
Moore will be the hostesses. There is every
promise that this will be one of the smart
est social events of the season, and a large
crowd OF college students will attend from
Indiana colleges, as well from Illinois
There are numerous visitors from out OF
town in the city, who will attend the
dance, and altogether the college dance
will undoubtedly be a success MIR. w. f.
c. Colt will be floor manager, and will be
assisted by a representative from each of
the colleges represented at the fair. Among
those who have accepted the invitation TO
assist are DR.. Harry X. Langdon, of De
Pauw; Mr.. Theodore Nance, Mr. Chester
Hadley and Mr.. Carl McGaugh, from But
Ter College: Mr.. Earl Pritchard and Mr..
Roy Blossom, from the Shortridge High
School. and Mr.. Leland Lowe and Mr.. John
III. Holiday, jr., from the Manual Training
High School
The reception committee includes the Of
ficers: Mrs. William j. Mckee, Mrs Ben
jamin Harrison. Mrs. John III. Holiday,
Mrs. George Evans. Mrs ]. w Beck, Mrs.
Lew Wallace. jr., Mrs James III. Loves,
Miss Julia Harrison Moore and Mrs.
drill by the High School Cadets. with
Captain Cathro in charge. Harris full
orchestra will play the dance music and
Among the students from Butler who will
attend in body are: Misses Charlotte
Powell, Belle Layman, Kitty Layman,
Florence Moore, Essie Hunter, Minnie
Wink, Edith Longly, Mary and Georgia
Wicker Helen Downing. Elizabeth Poul-
son, Marie Martin, Maude Martin, Jean
Blair Ethel Patterson, Ethel Roberts, Jes-
Hetfeld and Jessamine Armstrong, and
Messrs. Nance, Hadiey, Butler, Richey,
Hollingsworth. Fowler, Walton. Pierce.
Bennett Moore, McGaughey, Lonely, Cum
bingham, Moore. Hunt, Long, Jeffries,
Smith, Higgins, Brown, Russell, Brewster,
Edison and Dyer.
Inc Butter students are requested Dy the
ladies I'm charge of Butler booth at the
fair to buy their colors at the booth before
the dance.
The business mems lunch at noon is
proving a huge success, and yesterday
large number were served The lunches
are served from 1870 to 2 o'clock, and each
day they in charge of different churches.
Tomorrow the ladies of the Catholic
churches will serve a turkey dinner at
noon. and they deserve large patronage.
The library booth has a collection of
Princeton pins and badges and several au-
tograph editions of Booth Tarkington's
books, as we'll as the Flower Mission Mag
azine on sale. In all of the booths new
things are coming in daily to replace the
goods sold, and many people are now
awaiting themselves of the opportunity to
buy Christmas gifts for their friends.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. William
Scott will be the hostess for the children's
party, which will be one of the peasantest
events of the week. The kinetograph
moving pictures will be repeated and there
will be dance. i'm charge of Professor
Brenneke, as well as a circus in the chill
dren's booth. Mrs. John T. Brush will i'm
personate Little Red Riding Hood, and a
good time in general is being arranged for
the little folks. The fair will close to-mor-
row night.