The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-07
IrvingtOn.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.. Thompson returned
the first of the week from a several weeks
visit in Florida.
Miss Molly Frank came yesterday from
Greencastle to be the guest of Mrs. A. N.
W for several days.
Prof. w. ID. Howe will go the latter part
OF the month to Florida, where he will de-
liver a series of lectures.
The Butler basket ball team will play the
team from Purdue one week from tonight
ir the Y. M. G. A. gymnasium.
Miss Jean Blair and Miss Maud Barrett
have returned from a visit at their homes
In Martinsville and Pendleton.
Miss Ethel Parks. who is the guest of
Miss Madge Layman will return to her
home in Martinsville Saturday.
Mrs. ]. Cellar, of Brazil. after a short
visit with her son Theodore, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dissett, has re-
turned home.
Prof. W.. E. Finn. of Chicago. gave a
short talk on his gymnastic methods in the
chapel yesterday morning. A class of 80
members is being organized.
Mrs. c. A. Rodney will return this week
from an extended visit in Chicago. With
her will come her sister, Miss Sue Rodney,
who Will remain several weeks.
Miss Mabel Mullen. national travelling
secretary of the Student Volunteers of the
Y. w. C. A. addressed the members of the
Butler association in their hall yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The %Irvington Woman's Club met Mon
day afternoon at the home Of Miss Ro-
maine Braden, on Ritter avenue. Papers
were read by Mrs. Orville Carvin on 'Feu-
dial Life and Mrs. Clara Forsyth on The
Wandering Singer"
A number of the young ladies of the col
lege residence gave a dinner party Tuesday
night at the residence. The party included
Miss Jessamine Armstrong, Miss Lulu Kel-
lar. Miss Clara Woody, Miss Jean Blair,
Miss Pearl McElroy and Miss Maud Neb-
eker.
The basket ball teams composed of young
ladies from Butler College and the Knick-
erbacker School will play a match game Ia
the Butler gymnasium tomorrow after
noon. This is the second game, the first
game being won by the Knickerbackers-
IL to IL.
Prof. w. F.. Kelly entertained a number
of his friends on Saturday evening with a
dinner party at the college residence.
uty. Miss Emma Johnson, Miss Edna Wal
ace, Miss Georgia Calvin, Mr.. Nelson
Bratton, Mr.. John Tibbott and Mr.. Walter
Kelly.
Gamma fraternity gave a spread yesterday
at noon in Burgess Hall in honor of Miss
Grace Gookin. 1900, who has just returned
Miss Retta Barnhill, Miss Carrie Howe.
Miss Emma Johnson. Miss Ethel Cleland.
| Miss Anne Butler. Miss Verna Richey. Miss
Helen Downing, Miss Essie Hunter, Miss
Elizabeth Wink. Miss Edith Longley, Miss
Ruth Braden, Miss Georgia Wicker. Miss
| Elizabeth Poulson, Miss j. Anna Carpen-
der and Mrs. 7. c. Howe
The P~hilokurian Literary Society will
| meet tomorrow evening in the Philokurian
| Hall. A special programme, as follows, has
| been arranged: Music. Mr.. Waters; paper,
| Miss Whitcomb; short talk, Miss Cunning
| ham: impromptu, Mr.. Mehring; select read
ing, Miss Nebeker; impromptu, Mr.. IN
| derwood short story. Miss Higgins; music.
Miss Clifford; debate, Resolved, That d
| nation. advanced in civilization, is justified,
in the interests of humanity at large. in
enforcing it's authority upon an inferior
| people" The affirmative side will be taken
by Messrs. Murphy and McElroy the mega
tive by Messrs. Kern and Tones.
The third meeting Of the %Irvington Athe-
| neum will be held on next Wednesday
evening, March 13, at the Atheneum Hall.
The speaker for the occasion will be the
Hon. Charles DENLY. who will speak on
"China." The reception committee for the
| evening is Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton u. Brown.
| Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Haldeman. DIR. and
Mrs. j. F. Barnhill. Miss Jane Graydon
and Mr.. Fred Ritter. The refreshment
| committee is Mrs. Frank Tibbott. Mrs.
Daniel Leslie and Miss Carrie Howe. Mr..
DENLY will be entertained by Prof. Will d.
| Howe. At this meeting a committee will be
appointed to nominate officers for next
year.