The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-20
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Palmer Union. w. c. T. u, will meet this
week with Mrs. Leachman.
Mr.. Alexander Heron. of No. 1918 North
Meridian street. is very seriously i'll.
The annual examinations of the Girls
Classical School win commence on Friday.
May %, and continue four days.
The ladies OF the First Presbyterian
Church will give a May tea in the church
parlors on Wednesday afternoon. Fancy
needlework and cakes will be on sale.
Mrs Sewall and the faculty of the Girls
Classical School have issued invitations for
reception to parents OF the school for
tomorrow from to 10 o'clock, at 6S3
North Pennsylvania street.
Major Robert Anderson Post No. $50. and
Relief Corps. No. A will attend services
at the First Baptist Church. memorial
Sunday. May q, by special invitation from
the pastor, Rev. Thomas ]. Viilers.
Orders were received yesterday at the
recruiting station to Immediately enlist
thirteen men for Battery |, of the Seventh
Artillery, stationed at Fort Adams, r. l..
The men are wanted for heavy artillery
service.
Rev. S. A. Chase, of Minneapolis, Mimi.
will occupy the pulpit at the Covenant
Congregational Church at East Market
street and Highland avenue, this morning
and evening. He is candidate for this
pulpit and comes very highly recommended.
Fifty children, ranging from three to six
years OF age, OF the Yandes-street Free
kindergarten, were taken to one of the
matinees of Gentry's dog and pony show
last week. Seats were reserved for the lit
tie ones, who remained very quiet during
the performance. the result of the discl-
pine they have received in their school.
Miss Mary Athelmy Martin, dramatic
reader and teacher assisted by Olive North
Sullivan, vocalist; Mr.. II. S. Hopping, plan
list, and Mr.. Alvin Schellschmidt, violinist,
will give an entertainment at the United
Brethren Church on Wednesday evening of
this week Others assisting will be Misses
Elizabeth Maley, Anna Gantley and Mr..
August Reig, elocutionists, and Misses
Ethel Baxter and Cecilia Martin. vocalists.
The piano accompan!st will be Miss Mona
IRELAND.
Mrs. c. B. Ingraham. who has been a
well-known artist here for many years,
and who has spent the winter In Asheville,
n. c., with her daughter Mary, has taken
the latter to Redlands, Cal, where she is
improving in health. Miss Lena L. Ingra-
ham, who is supervisor of art in the public
schools of Anderson. has received an offer
in Redlands. and will join her mother and
sister about the middle of June. Miss In
graham is spending Sunday with friends
in the city.
Mrs Sewail entertained the senior class
of the Classical School at luncheon on
Friday, May is. The decorations were yell
low and the souvenirs were yellow bound
volumes OF some English classic in men,
DRY of the work in that subject. Miss Ellen
Z. Thompson. of Pasadena, Cal, and Mrs.
Mary McA. futile, Of Hillsboro, o., were
also present at the luncheon. Following
this Mrs. Sewall entertained the classes
in household science at an afternoon tea,
thus giving them a last opportunity to
meet Miss Hedges, the instructor in house
hold science, who leaves for her summer
vacation to-day. The classes presented
Miss Hedges with beautiful flowers.