The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-24

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Chicago.
1Iiss Georgia Calvin will go to Column
bus this week TO be the guest of DIR. and
Mrs. Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Kady will move into
their new house at 2o04 North Capitol ave
nue. Tuesday.
Mrs. Z c. Johnson and SON. of Indianap-
oils. have taken a house on Dillon avenue
for the summer.
guest of Mrs. George Moore, will return
home tomorrow.
Miss Ethel Wright. of Alexandria. KY.
returned home yesterday after the year
at Butler College.
Prof. Il. +. Abbott and Prof. w. u. Howe
left Friday for a weeks walking trip
through Brown county.
Miss Ethel Holmes. of Green Bay. Wis,
who Is the guest OF Miss Carrie Howe, Will
return home tomorrow.
Mrs. Edward Stewart, OF Denver. Col,
will arrive the last of the month to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Cross.
Miss Grace Thompson, of Rensselaer,,
after spending the week with Miss Mary
Graham. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Norris and family
will go to Lake Wawasee Thursday, where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Charles De Haas and Miss Florence
in Brookville and Greensburg.
Misses Virginia and Velma Rodefer, after
the winter spent in Irvington, returned 10
their home in Elwood Friday.
Mrs. E. E. stroup and Mrs. J.. De PREF,
of S~helbyville, spent commencement week
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Roberts.
Miss Sue DERRICK, of New York, after a
short visit with Miss Kate Hege. went to
Franklin Friday TO visit relatives.
Miss Lizzie Adams. of wanamaker. and
Miss Mary Kelley, of Acton, were the
guests of Mrs. Carrie Fry last week.
Mrs. Charles Hege. after a short visit
with ~Irvington friends. returned with her
daughter Kate to Columbus. Friday.
A number of young people gave a party
10 Broad Ripple Friday evening. chaper-
oned by Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Butler.
Mrs. Elsie Furgeson Kitchener, of Kan
sas City, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Furgeson, on East Washington street.
Miss May Carpenter will leave to-day
for Cincinnati, where she will remain a
month before going to her home in Chicago
Miss Katherine Armstrong returned Fri
spending the winter with Mrs. Mary
Calkins.
Mrs. J. Amos Carpenter is spending a
week with Miss Blanche Noel in Indian
apolis, before returning TO her home III
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Allen Parker n son,
OF Charlestown. ILL.,, will come to-day to
spend several laws with Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. H. Graham, Miss
Mary Graham n Mr.. Ernest Graham re-
turned to their home in Winnipeg, Canada,
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Armstrong, who have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Howe, returned TO their home in Wabash
yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Cross, of Hollidaysburg,
Pa, arrived last night to spend the sum
mer with Mrs. Charles Cross on Washing
ton street.
Mrs. t. L. Thompson and children and
her mother. Mrs. Hubbard. will leave this
week for an extended visit in Oklahoma
and the West.
Miss Ethel Amos and Miss Nina Hull
who have been spending several months In
%Irvington. returned to their homes in Rush
vile yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Carvin and Mrs
Demia T~hrasher, who are visiting relatives
IN S~helbyville and Rushville, will return
home Thursday
Miss Mamie Hay, of the class of 20 al
Butler. and Mr.. John Minnick. of the class
of 'ss, were married Wednesday evening
at Washington, d. c.
The Rev. Archibald Hale, who has beer
spending commencement week with Mr.
dllh 4 AtObNA
Springfield, H.. Thursday.
Miss Lenna Hamsher, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Charles De Haas, LETT Fri
day for a short visit In New Albany be-
fore returning to her home in Bristol.
Miss edith Griffith entertained a number
of Irvington young people Friday night a.
her home on Ritter avenue, IN honor OF
Miss Mary Foster. OF Charlottesville.
Miss Edith Buchanan, who has been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lostutter, viii
leave to-day TO visit relatives in Cincinnati
before returning to her home in Rising Sun
The Shakespeare Coterie met Friday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Daniel Leslie
on Central street. The programme con
sisted of a reading Of the third act Of
''Coriolanus."
The Irvington Sheridan Dramatic Clut
held a business meeting Friday evening
and elected the following officers for TIT
coming year. President, Robert Browning
vice president, Adolph Schnuck; secretary
Elsie Hall; treasurer, Thomas Shipp.- The
annual picnic of the club will be held Fri
day evening at Broad Ripple.
On Thursday evening the young men Of
the Sigma Chi fraternity gave their a1pua
picnic. The party left the city in a Char
tered car. riding TO Greenwood, where sup
per was served. The evening was spent II
dancing. The Sigma Chi boys are JOSEPH
Sweeney. Leroy Kirkpatrick, Theodore
Nance, Will Long. Charles Barnett, Shir
ley Walton, Edwin Hill. Elliott Ayers
Chester Darnall, Ned Powell, Albert Hall
Carlos Rocker and Arch Hanna. Among
the party were Miss Bertha Mason, Of
Ashevflle, n. c.; Miss Ruth Halford, Of
Washington, d. c.; Miss Sue DERRICK, OF
New York: Miss Mary Foster. Of Craw
louisville: Miss J. Anna Carpenter, of Chi
cago: Miss Kate Hege. of Columbus; Mis-:
Blanche Noel, Miss Edna Stevenson anC
Miss Mary Deputy. of Indianapolis.
On Thursday evening Miss Ethel Patter
son entertained a number of friends will
q proposal party at her home on Ritter
avenue. Among those present were: Misse!
Shirley Shoemaker, Ethel Roberts, Jessi,
Scott, Katherine Armstrong, Helen Down
ing, Helen Cook, Ethel Curryer. Ettt
Thompson, Mabel Hauk, Emily Helming
Florence Tritt. Maud Hacker. Ethel Amos
Nina Hall, Louise Van Dyke, Cora Hewitt
Lucille Judy, Bessie Banning and FAY
Shower and Messrs. job Davis, Eugen,
Davis. Doxey Wilson, Errett Roberts
Lon Roberts, Percy Green. Ed Moore, Johr
Cunningham, William Moore, Raymond
Longley. Porter Pangborn, Walter Engle
Hermann Helming, George Knepper, Car
Loop, Shelly Watts. Carl McGaughey, EN-
NETT Higgins. William Kitchen. Samue
Offatt and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kings
bury.