The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-10

segar. accompanied by Mamie worthing-
ton : piano solo. Miss Maud Wells; recita-
ton, Irene Scudder; cornet duet. Carl Ha-
bich and Arthur Beck. The union will have
its next meeting in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Wood have been en-
tertaining a house party at their cottage
at M~axinkuckee the past week. The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. John Hellekron and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richie and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stahl. Mr.
and Mrs. John Stone and Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Benton. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hey
wood and family, who are at their own cot
tage. were included In the party. The par
~ returned TO their homes here yesterday
with the exception Of Mrs. Stahl. who re-
NAMED a guest of Mrs. Wood. and Mrs.
Heilekron as a guest Of Mrs. Haywood
LOCAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN.
The years programme for the Local
Council of Women has been issued and Is
as follows:
oct. 1.-2:3O. international Work" Mrs
May Wright Sewall. president or the In
ternatiOnal Council OF Women. Council;
council business. $3.50. report from Indian
apolis Bible Society; report from m
Exchange.
y. T. Kennedy; 3 o'clock, council business;
report from over the Teacups Club; report
from German Literary Club.
forms Found IN Tolstols Resurrection. .
Mrs. Lowe Carey. 3 o'clock, council bust
ness; reports from Indiana Children's Home
DOtAtiNs ltIBAf AAD%t $3.50
Jan. 7-2:50. "Heredity and Environment
Mr.. Alexander Johnson. 3 o'clock, council
business: report from Boys Club; report
from Queen Esther Auxiliary.
Feb. 4-2:30. Health Reforms" Mrs. z.
G. Clarke. 3 O'Clock, council business; re-
ports from Bertha Ballard Home Asso-
citation and from the Kappa Alpha Theta
March 4-2:SO. council business; report
apolis Free kindergarten Society; report
from the Magazine Club: report from
Catherine Merrill Club; report from Ladies'
Social Circle First Baptist Church,; report
from Fortnightly Literary Club.
April 1.-2:20, annual election Of officers.
May 6-2:30. "Criminology and the
Church." DIR. c.. Z. Bacon. 3 o'clock, coun-
ell business; report from woman's Social
and Business Union, Roberts Park NJ. Z.
Church; report from Y. w. c. A.
The officers of the council are: President,
Mrs. Eliza A. Baker; vice president. Mrs.
katharine II. Day; recording secretary.
Mrs. William II. Cook; treasurer. Mrs.
Henry Kahn. The standing committees are:
Committee on Visitation Of Municipal and
Lew Wallace, Mrs. John S. Harrington,
Mrs. William B. Hart, Mrs. Hugh j. Drum
Committee on State Legislation-Mrs. w.
F. Curryer, Mrs. Joseph w. Beck. Mrs.
William Hubbard, MRS. d. NJ. Parry. Miss
Ridenour.
Civic Committee-Mrs. F. F. McCrea, Mrs.
Addison Bybee. Mrs. w. T. Brown. Mrs.
L. H. Dunning. DR.. Rebecca r.. George.
Programme-Mrs. Flora Wulschner. Mrs.
John w. Kern, Mrs. Alexander ~Spruance.
Mrs. II. G.. Gaylord, Miss ulia Harrison
Moore.
Committee-Dr. Marie Has
lep, Mrs. ]. Il. Barnett, Mrs. Ella u. linn,
Mrs. Leo Lando. Mrs. Bertha G.. Wade.
WENT AWAY TO WED.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
KNIGHTSTOWN, Ind. July 9.-Two
Knightstown girls left this city to-day to
wed. Miss Laura Jones went 10 Buffalo.
N. Y, where she will meet Mr.. John Slick
by, of st. Msry's, o.. and they will be mar
ried tomorrow. They will remain in Buff
falo until after the exposition, when they
Will remove to st. Mary's. Miss Honta
Smith, of this city, left at noon for Col
orado Springs. Col. where she will wed
Mr.. Homer Foxworthy, a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Foxworthy. of Knlghtstown.
who are In Colorado for the benefit of the
senior Mr.. Foxworthy's health.