The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-15

Miss Lucille Howe is visiting relatives In
Westfield.
Mrs. ]. T. Gist is spending a week with
relatives in Ohio.
Miss Lila Pogue. of Madison, is visiting
Miss Alice Butler.
Miss Clara Goe will leave the first of July
to spend the summer in Kansas City.
Miss Virginia Rodefer. after a short visit
at her home, in Elwood, has returned
The Irvington woman's Club gave their
annual picnic at Garfield Park yesterday
afternoon.
guest of Miss Evelyn Jefferies. on Univer-
sity avenue.
The Rev. z. s.. Earle left, yesterday, to
join his family at their summer cottage,
at Maccatawa, Mich.
Miss Leah Carmichael. Of Rushville.. is
spending several days with Miss Ethel
Amos and Miss Lena Hull.
Miss Lenna Hampshire. of Bristol. will.
next week, be the guest of Mrs. Charles
De Haas. in Whittier place.
Miss Nicy Frazier, Of Covington. after a
short visit with her cousin. Miss Verna
Glascock, has returned home
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Moore will leave
| tomorrow for the Shades of Death"
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs, A. N. Towles and Mrs. J. NJ; Mcvey.
who have been visiting relatives in Craw-
louisville, returned home yesterday.
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family will leave, next week. for Rhode
Island, where they will spend the summer
Miss Electa Chase, of Wabash. has re-
turned home after a short visit with Mr..
and Mrs. w. s. Moffett, on WASHINGTON
street.
Miss May Brevoort, who has been visit
ing Miss Mary Hawkins and Miss Mabel
Gray Craft, in Noblesville, returned home
yesterday.
Miss Ruth Halford. of Washington. D..
Il q whn fS VfcfffnU ro1a ffuac in Tndianonn-
lis. will spend next week witt Miss Char
lotte Powell.
On Tuesday evening the young people of
the Christian Endeavor Society of the
Downey-avenue Church gave a book social
In the church parlors.
Miss Katherine Wright left. yesterday.
for Attica, Ind, to spend several weeks
with her father. before returning to her
home In Stanford, Ill.
The young men Of the Delta Tau Delta
fraternity will give a hay ride to their
friends next Monday evening. After the
ride there will be a dance in the Delt Hall.
The young ladies of the Pi Beta Phi fra
ternity entertained with a picnic, Monday,
at Broad Ripple. In the evening the party
were given a dance at the home Of Miss
Cora Hewitt. in indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goodwin Kings
bury returned. Wednesday, from their
wedding trip to the great lakes. They will
| occupy the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Moore during the summer.
The first large party of the commence
ment season at Butler was given last
night by the young ladies of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma fraternity. at the home of
Miss Belle Layman, on Central avenue.
The large parlors OF the Layman home
were beautifully decorated with flowers
and in the fraternity colors, light and
dark blue. In the hallway were grouped
tall palms. The floors were canvased for
dancing and music on violin, mandolin and
drum was furnished. The guests were re-
ceived by Miss Belle Layman, Miss Blanche
Noel. Miss Juliet Brown, Miss Anne But
Ter. Miss Verna Richey, Miss Grace Cook
In and Miss Betty poulson. Miss Kitty
Layman. Miss Charlotte Powell and Miss
Kate Hege served punch In the hall. In the
dining room the decorations were June
roses and ices were served by Miss Mae
Brevoort, Miss Mayme McCullough. Miss
Anna Carpenter and Miss Helen Downing.
The grounds were lighted with many Jap
anese lanterns and numerous coy corners
were made among the trees with cushions.
seats and hammocks. Among the out-of-
town guests were Miss Mabel Craycraft
and Miss Mary Hawkins. of Noblesville:
Miss Ruth Halford. of Washington, d. C.:
Miss Louise Reyes, of Columbus: Miss
Lucy Valentine, of franklin; Miss Beryl
Shower. of Bloomington: Miss Edith Keay.
OF Chicago; Mr.. Roy PIERCE, of Westfeld:
Mr.. Arthur Downing and Mr.. Sam Ofut
or Greenteld: Mr. Clarence McCulloueh. of
Columbus; Mr.. Frank Parks, of Martins
Vile; Mr.. Shirley Walton. of Atlanta: Miss
Mary Deputy, Miss Ethel Cleland. Miss
Edna Wallace. OF indianapolis.