The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-08
IrvingtOn.

Miss Anna Morris is spending Sunday at
her home in Trafalgar.
MI John Carr. of Greenwood, is the
guess Of IrvingtOn friends for several days.
Miss Mary Fletcher. of New York city,
IS spending several days with Miss Carrie
Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown have taken
Mrs, Mary Calkins's house on University
aveI8ue.
MIS-. Robb Zerring has returned from
Mocresville, where she has been visiting
for q week.
IRE Phiokurian Society held a social
Butter College.
Tie Irvington I. o. o. f, No. sos. went to
Southport yesterday, where they give an
initatory degree.
MIS-. Rachel Clark. of Monrovia, who is
the guest OF Mrs. t. l. Thompson, will re-
turn home this week.
Ms. A. N. TowIes has returned from
RAYMOND. H., where she was called by
the illness Of her mother.
TIE Aid Society OF the NJ T. Church will
hon. OF Mrs. B.. j. Terrell.
Nj. and Mrs. John Carroll. of New York
city; will spend Christmas holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. James 7. Layman.
A!meeting OF the executive committee of
the Atheneum was held last night at the
horse or Mrs. Alexander Jameson
Mss Ada Allen. OF Vincennes. will come
Mex week to be the guest of her mother,
Ari. Cora Allen, on Butler avenue.
Aflss Elsie Hodges. OF Worthington, and
Miss Edith Abbott. Of Chicago, are new
pledges OF the ri Beta Phi fraternity.
Tie members of the Epworth League
vii. give a reception Friday evening at
the;home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Kingsbury.
The official board of the -Downey-avenue
Christian Church gave a reception to the
mel OF the church Wednesday evening in
the church p~ariOrs.
TIE Pi Beta Phi fraternity will hold a
literary meeting tomorrow afternoon at
thei home OF Mrs. Carl Toop. on University
avdhue. Mrs. Demarchus c.. Brown will
read a paper on The Women In Homer"
The Christian Women's Board Of Mis-
eioHs Will give a social Tuesday evening at
the, home OF Mrs. Theodore Gist, on Wash
resi- by Mrs. d. z. Brown. after which
there will be a musical programme.
The Irvington Fortnightly Club will meet
Frtday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Z.
McGaughey. Papers will be read by Mrs.
+. C. Jacobs on 'Yuletide Celebration of
America" and Mrs. J. +. Ffndly on The
Ola Fashioned Christmas Customs in Eng
Land"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEBATE.
The annual sophomore-freshman debate
wifi be held one week from tomorrow
evening in the college chapel at Butler.
Th9 question which is to be debated Is:
RESOLVED. That the organization OF labor
IS q htndrance to Industry" The freshmen
via assume the Affirmative, being repre-
serted by Messrs. Dillon. Black and Dod-
son Messrs. Moses, McElrOy and Randall,
OF !the ~sophomores. will take the negative.
Thss affair is arousing considerable enthu-
siaam and rivalry between the two classes
anI promises 10 be a debate highly tenn
pefed with college spirit The judges have
besn named but their acceptances have not
yet been received.
The primary oratorical, 10 select an
orator TO represent Butler In the state ora
toIlcal contest meet, which will be held IN
1onlinSon Hall on Feb. s. will be held
Thursdsy evening in the college chapel
Thfsre are four speakers, Samuel Onutt,
Henry L HerOd. Charles Underwood and
yossphine Garfield. Judges have not yet
BEEN decided upon.