The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-01

The Sigma CHS will give a dance in their
hall on Central avenue tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Howe and family
will go TO Westfield tomorrow to spend
the week with relatives.
Mrs. d. G.. Brown Is making a short
visit with relatives in Madison. Ind. She
will return home to-morrcy ".
Mrs. Demarchus Brown will give a book
shower on Monday morning, at her home
On Downey avenue, in honor of Miss
Katherine Moore.
Miss Ethel Roberts will entertain a num-
Der of friends tomorrow morning at her
home on University avenue, for Miss
Katherine Moore. =.
Mrs. James L.. Kingsbury entertained a
number OF friends yesterday afternoon in
honor of Miss Katherine Moore, whose
wedding will occur the 9th of this month.
The members of the Butler College fac
ulty will meet tonight at the home of
President Butler TO form a literary club
similar to the Contemporary Club, of In
dianapolis.
Miss Minnie Kern and Miss Katherine
Kern, Of Gebron, Ind, who have been
spending a week with their brother, Mr..
George Kern. at the college residence. will
return home tomorrow.
The Indiana State tennis tournament
will be held tomorrow morning and after
noon on the Butler College campus. But
Ter. DePauw, Hanover, Wabash. State Uni
versity and Franklin will be represented
In the tournament.
Professor and Mrs. J.. d. Forrest and
Professor and Mrs. T. G. Howe nave issued
invitations for a reception TO be given next
lessor Howe, oil Downey avenue, to the
sociology and German departments Of
Butler College.
Invitations have beeen issued by the
young men of the Butler College faculty
for a reception TO the senior class. to be
given at the home of Professor w. L.
Howe, on University avenue, next Friday
evening. The hosts are Mr.. E. w. Abbott.
Mr.. +. w. Kelly, Mr.. W. ID. Howe, Mr..
c.. b. Coleman and Mr.. w. j. Kasslake.
The following are the officers of the Irv-
ington Tuesday Club for the coming year:
President, Mrs. James Braden; first vice
president, Mrs. Mary l. Calkins; second
vice president, Mrs. Junius E.. Crayens:
secretary, Mrs. Wilson Doan: treasurer.
Mrs. J. G. Kingsbury; executive commit
tee. Mrs. Amos Butler. Mrs. Elizabeth
Powell and Mrs. ]. L. Hunter.
A new golf club has been formed in
Irvington under the name of the Paralysis
Golf Club The links are laid out on the
banks of Pleasant run on Emerson avenue.
The links were opened yesterday afternoon
by an informal tournament. The members
OF the club are Messrs. Arch Hannah. Ned
Powell. Dave Gale, Ray Long, James
Broden. Walter Butler and Edwin Hill.
At a meeting OF the Irvington Fort
nightly Gu the following officers
We're elected: President. Mrs. p. C.
Jacobs: vice president. Mrs. A. b.
Thorp; secretary. Mrs. John r. Tomlin-
son; treasurer, Mrs. w. II. II. Shank: ex-
ecutive committee. Mrs: =. C. Jacobs. Mrs.
John r. Tomlinson. Mrs. John r. Nc
Gaughey, Mrs. Claude r. Shaffer and Mrs.
j. Z. Gist; programme committee. Mrs. ].
T.. McGaughey. Mrs. p. c. Jacobs and
Mrs. c.. r. Shaffer.
The Athenian Literary Society will meet
tonight I'm their hall. The following pro-
gramme has been arranged. Reading, Miss
Hacker: impromtu speech. Mr.. Doyle: dec
lamatiol. Mr.. Burton: paper. Mr.. RUBBISH;
grafton. Mr.. Goodnight: impromptu speech.
Mr.. Hood. Resolved, That a premium
sheuld not be put In patriotism by pension