The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-04
Irvington.

Mr.. Roy PiQue, of Westield, will arrive
to-day to visit friends.
The Epworth League will give a picnic
to Mount Nebo to-day.
DR.. Jabez Hall will leave the first of
next week for a visit In Cleveland, o.
Mr.. Shirl 8. Walton. of Atlanta. will
arrive to-day TO visit fraternity friends.
A family picnic will be given to-day at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Junius Z. crav-
ems.
Miss Anna Moore returned yesterday.
after a weeks visit at the Shades of
Death.
DR.. and Mrs. Beecher ]. Terrell will leave
tomorrow for an extended visit with rela-
tives in Ohio.
Mr.. Chester Hartley. of Plainfield, will
arrive the latter part of the week to visit
fraternity friends.
Miss Kate Hege, who has been visiting
friends for several weeks. has returned
to her home in Columbus.
Miss Estelle Harvey left the first of the
week for Lebanon, o.. where she will spend
the summer with relatives.
Mrs. Elizabeth Powell and Miss Charlotte
Powell will leave Saturday morning for
Denver, Col, where they will spend the
summer.
Miss Elizabeth Richey, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. e. b. Post. will
return next week TO her home In Union
town, Pa.
Miss Mai Brevoort. who was the guest
of Miss Charlotte Powell, has gone TO
Noblesville for a short visit before return
ing TO her home in
Mrs. John Campbell and Miss Iretta
Campbell will leave on the 18th for Vir-
ginia. where they will attend a house
party for several weeks before going to
Buffalo.
Mrs. T. S. Thompson entertained a num-
Der of friends with a garden and thimble
party Tuesday afternoon. Supper was
served at 8 O'Clock at small tables on the
lawn. The decorations were sweet peas.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club gave its
annual picnic and supper at Broad Ripple
on Monday evening. Among the guests
were Mrs. Elizabeth Howe. Miss Grace
Gookin. Miss Helen Osborne and Mr.. Cum
mings.
The Philharmonic Club was entertained
with a garden party by Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Van VIE at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. III, c.. Patterson. The entertainment
members.
The programme of the Irvington Tues
day Club is as follows: Oct. s. presidents
day. with Mrs. ]. e.. Kingsbury. Oct. p,
ciaI Factor" by Mrs. Moffet; The Bless
ing OF Music" by Mrs. Brewer. Nov. 3,
with Mrs. j.. r. Cravens; Native Gus
toms of Mexicans and their Relations to
other Americans" by Mrs. Arthur John
son; Prescott, the Historian OF Mexico"
by Mrs. Amos Butler. Nov. 10, with Mrs.
Mary Calkins; 'Humor and Pathos of
Dickens Mrs. c.. NJ. Cross. Dee. 3. with
Mrs. Albert Johnson; Modern English
Writers" by Mrs. Doan; Review of a
Noted Book by Mrs. Cravens. Dec. II,
guest day. with Mrs. Joseph Hunter Jan.
IA, with Mrs Doan; Friendships in Life"
by Mrs. Creighton; Studies from Life"
by. the club. Jan q. with Mrs. Moffet;
Shelly" by Mrs. Freeman; Lord BY
rom by Mrs. Powell: quotations by the
members. Feb. IL. with Mrs. John Camp
bell; Aaron Burr by Mrs. Layman: Our
Modern Novelists.' by Mrs. Griggs. Feb.
%. with Mrs. Amos Butler: Patriotism in
Women" by Mrs. Campbell; old Glory i'm
the Land of the Oppressed" by Mrs.
Kingsbury. March IL. with Mrs. Charles
NJ. Cross: Literature in Germany by
Mrs. Forsytne; Russian Literature" by
Mrs. Braden. March %. with Mrs. James
Banning; What is Education?" by Mrs.
Calvin: Hampton Institute" by Mrs.
Fowles. April S. with Mrs. James Braden;
election of officers; THE n-America
exposition" by club members. April %.
with Mrs. George Calvin: "Woman's Share
in Primitive Culture by Mrs. Jeffries:
Turkish Women of To-day" by Mrs.
Hunter. May 6, with Mrs. Elizabeth Pow
ell: Victorian day; The Greatness of
Queen Victoria" by Mrs. Banning. Nav
%. reception with Mrs. c. w. Harvey; Of
hcers, president. Mrs. j. CT. K~ingsbury:
first vice president. Mrs. J.. E. Griggs:
second vice president, Mrs. ]. I. Layman:
secretary. Mrs. James Banning; treasurer.
Mrs. j. l.. Hunter.