The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-04

der's parents, Captain and Mrs. William
Eugene Hayward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Evans and
aughter have returned from California,
where they spent the winter.
Mrs. O'Kane. of Kansas City. who has
been visiting Mrs. p. b. Raymond and Mrs.
Russell NJ. Seeds, in Woodruff Place, will
return home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Alfred Barnard and Mr..
and Mrs. Francis T. Hord have returned
from a trip to New York and Buffalo in
Mr.. Barnard's private car.
Mrs. John Holiday Murphy and Miss
Florence Coffin have issued invitations for
a tea Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss
Young and Miss Morrison, of Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs. John NJ. Lilly and Mrs. Blanchard.
of Boston, returned last night from q two
weeks visit in Paducah, Ky. Mr.. Blanch-
ard will arrive to-day from Boston TO visit
for a couple OF weeks.
Mrs. Mary j. Wiley. 1914 North New
Jersey street, will entertain Queen Esther
Auxiliary on. Friday. May 10. assisted by
Mrs. Catherine Bodine. Mrs. Louise Mat
lock and Mrs. Christina l.. McCord.
Mrs. Henry Jameson and the Misses Au-
gusta and Eunice Jameson will issue invi-
tations soon for a reception Friday even
ing. at the University Club, in honor of
Miss Nora Kitchener, of Washington, d.. G.
The directors of the Woodruff Place Club
gave a May dance last night at the club
house, the last Of the seasons dancing par
ties. Among the guests last night were
Miss Potter. OF chicago, and Mrs. Okane,
of Kansas City.
tainment of the season at the Brenneke
Academy last night In the form of a dane
ing party. There was a large number of
visitors present and quite an audience
watched the dancers from the balcony. The
proceeds will be given to the Oldenburg
Academy building fund.
Miss Nellie Webster entertained a few
friends at cards YESTERDAY afternoon in
honor Of her visitor Miss HplQn Dick of
Crab Orchard. Ky. Following the game
there was a supper served. The table was
adorned in the center with a dainty fernery
and the favors at each plate were La
France roses. Among the guests was Mrs.
Dennis, of Detroit.
The following officers have been elected
by the Hyperion Club: President, Mrs.
BEEN; vice president, Mrs. De Motto; sec
rotary, Mrs. o. G. L~ukenbill: class his
torian. Miss Allemong; programme COM
mittee, Mrs. Archer. Mrs. McClelland. Mrs.
Miss Allemong. The study for the year
will be art. artists and American literature.
The club will be known in the future as the
Hypatia Club. The club will give its an
nual outing at Garfield Park, May II.
A delightful entertainments vas given at
the Young Woman's Christian Association
last night. the result of an agreement I'm
the membership contest which has just
closed. There were two sides, the orange
and the green, and whichever side secured
the largest number of member were to be
guests OF the losing side. Those on the
green side secured 106 new members and
the orange 102. so the members Of the
orange side were hostesses last night for a
reception and musical and literary enter
tainment, to which all members of the as
ISOLATION were invited.
A young peoples debating party was
given last night by the Mapleton w. G.. Il.
L.. at the home of the state treasurer, Mrs.
William Whitson. No. 1885 North Meridian
street. The subject for debate was Re
solved. That women should be given the
elective franchise" There were six de-
baters on either side. namely: Affirmative,
DIR. Walter Hoskins. Mr.. Percy Balch. Miss
Courtwright. Miss Maud Baker, Miss May
Morris and Miss Greist. The negatives
were Mr.. Harvey Hadley, Mr.. Morris Fes-
Ter. Mr.. Berg King. Miss Ida Mendenhall,
Miss Mayme Chawner and Miss Alice Bron-
son. After the debate there was music by
Miss Josephine Lewis and a quartet COM
posed OF the Rev. Mr.. Risley, Miss Hattie
Anthem. Miss Matte Hale and DR.. Amos,
followed by a song by Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Kenzie, OF the Salvation Army.