The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-09

Professor McAvcy leaves for Buffalo June
2. 10 attend the meeting of the National
association of Elocutionists and the Pan
American Exposition.
Secretary of State Hunt. accompanied by
Clerh stephen Hinshaw. win go TO Spring
neld. Ill, tomorrow TO inspect the incor-
poration records of that State for the pur-
pose or discovering wha, Illinois companies
are failing to comply with the foreign in
corporation law passed by the last Degis-
latnre. Mr.. Hunt has sent reminder OF
this law to the United States Steel Com
pany. the combination engineered by j. p.
Morgan.
A. A. Young. custodian of the new post
office site. has announced that the leases or
tenants expire Sept. Is and they must move
so that the tearing down of the structures
may begin soon after that date. The two
churches on the property will have 10 be
torn down in the fall in order 10 make
room to store building material Wrecking
firms that want to tear down the buildings
for the material are pouring inquiries in on
the custodian.
The commencement exercises of the Kin
dergarten Normal Training School will be
held at Plymouth Church on the afternoon
of Thursday. June 1S. at 3 o'clock. The
Macintosh. The address to the gradu-
ates will be given by Rev ]. Cumming
Smith. and Rev. H. c. Meserve will pre-
sent the diplomas. There will be singing
daily invited to attend.
The new Pencil Temple at Senate avenue
and Eleventh street will be dedicated this
afternoon at 2:30. DR.. z. F. Walker. of
A. d. Buck. of Noblesville, Ind. and Rev.
E. A. Ferguson. of Mt. Vernon. Ill. Serv-
Ices today wlll be as follows: SUNRISE mr.
M; childrens meeting, 1880 p. M; dedica-
ton, 2:3O p m; young peoples meeting, $50
p. M; preaching. 7:30 p.
The Womens Social and Business Union
will meet tomorrow afternoon. at 2:SO
o'clock in Roberts Park Church lecture
room. After a brief business session the
following programme will be given and
light refreshments served: THE Hebrew
Baby" quartet, JOY Vance, May Bran
ham, Ella seisler: Frances McCarty: in.
strumental duet, "Amitie Pour Amitie,
Mrs. Rose S. Coleman and Mrs. Alice :.
Allen reading by Mrs. j. II. Edmonds;
vocal solo. THE Song Of the Journey. Or.
William A. Quayle, by Mrs. Edith McCarty.
George Smith. colored, who was 1O5 years
of age. died early yesterday morning at the
home of Capt. David Braden. where he had
lived for fifteen years. He came here in
1862 with Captain Braden, being found
ter after the battle of Lebanon, Tenn. He
had been married many times. and said he
was the father of ifty-four children
Braden home at 4:30 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, Leroy Braden, nephew CT
Captain Braden. officiating. The services
were private, there being none out men,
bers of the family present. The pallbearers
were also members of the family. The
burial was at Crown HILL
The reports of the officers of the Girls
Industrial School show a great increase in
the attendance during the last year. The
next term will open on the first Monday in
October. The officers for the ensuing year
are: President, Mrs Frank Blanchard; first
vice president Mrs. c. L. Ritter; second.
vice president Mrs. H. c. Thornton; secre-
tary. Mrs. w. II. Johnson; treasurer, Mrs
c. L. Wayne: superintendent of infant de-
partment. Mrs. w. E. Miller; board of man.
ayers, Mrs. S. Z. Kercheval, Mrs. III. II.
Hall, Mrs. f. w. Tidball. Mrs. B. F.
French, Mrs. w. c. Hall, Mrs. j. F. Barn
hill, Mrs. G. H. Westing, Mrs. A. Z. Cook
Mrs. w. Z. Miller Mrs. L. H. Anger, the
Rev. ]. G. Smith. Mr.. w. c. Hall.
The Rev. James l.. Carrico, who was or
dained priest in the Catholic Church a few
days ago, will celebrate his first mass this
morning, at 1920 o'clock, at st. Bridgets
Church. The event is one in which the
members of the congregation are taking
much interest. The young priest has lived
all his life in the parish. The church has
been handsomely decorated and special
musical programme has been prepared. The
Rev. s. ]. Donoghue will be the deacon, as
sisted by the Rev. Timothy Murphy. The
Rev. Joseph Byrne, of ST. Anthonys
Church, will preach the sermon. A dinner
will be given at the home of the priest at
p. m. and during the evening there will be
a reception. There will be a large number
of visitors from out of the city. many of
them from Cincinnati, where the celebrant
studied at st. Mary's Seminary.