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


University avenue. will be occupied by Mr..
Parker and family. OF South Bend.
Mr. and Mrs c. A. Rodney left last night
for Denver, Col, where they will remain a
month.
Miss Clara Shank will leave this week for
Clifton Springs, y. Y, where she will spend
the summer.
Brookville. Ind, where she will visit friends
for several days.
Miss Florence Fetter will come from
Peru this week to be the guest of Miss
Florence Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. /. p. Watts. of winchester.
arrived Thursday and are the guests of
Mrs +. r. Tibbott.
Miss Madge Layman left last night for
Virginia. where she will attend the Uni
versity Of Virginia.
The GentIemen's Whist Club met last
night at the home of DIR. Junius Cravens,
on University avenue.
Mrs Clinton Bowman. who has been Wis
itnS friends in Upton for week, Will Ie-
turn home Wednesday.
Mr.. James Braden left last week for New
York city. lie viii visit the Buffalo eX-
position before returning home.
Mrs. George w. Brown gave tea party
Monday afternoon from TO o'clock for
Mrs T.. p Wise, of Somerset. Pa.
Mrs Frank f. Tibbott received informal
~ Thursday afternoon for her guest, Miss
Flora Bridges, of Mattoon. Ill
Miss Taylor, OF Anderson, and Mrs. Bar
rett. OF Pendleton are the guests OF Miss
Maud Barrett, at the college residence.
Mrs. j. II. F. Tompkins entertained few
friends in honor of Mrs: j. l.. kingman
Tuesday afternoon from TO o Clock
Mrs. Daniel Leslie will give a thimble
party tomorrow afternoon at her home on
Central avenue, entertaining number Of
her friends.
Prof Robert Hall entertained number
at his home, on Downey avenue. Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. w. +. Moffatt entertained the
Shakespeare Coterie Monday afternoon at
her home i'm honor of Mrs. r. T. Wise, OF
Somerset, Pa.
Mr. Bliss Perry. who addressed the Irv-
ington Athenaeum Friday evening, gave Il
short talk to the students at chapel yes
terday morning.
Mrs Winfred Wright of Covington, who
is the guest of her sister, Miss Elsie
Hodges. at the college residence will re-
turn home to-day.
Professor and Mrs. j. \. Forrest will
leave the last of next week for New York,
from whence they will sail to Europe to
spend the summer travelling.
Mr. and Mrs. j. +. Burr, who are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs James Banning. on
University avenue, will return TO their
home in New York city Tuesday.
Mrs. L. T.. Post will entertain informally
Wednesday afternoon. from 3 to o'clock.
at her home on Oak avenue, in honor of
her guest, Miss Elizabeth Richey, of Union
town, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. n. Lucas and family, of
Toledo, o.. have taken Mr.. and Mrs. John
Williamsons residence on University ave
nue. for the summer. The latter spend
ing the summer in Cincinnati.
The Irvington Epworth League gave So
ciai Friday night at the Nj. f.. Church. cele-
bTating the installment of officers in this
province DIR. Bacon. of the Roberts Park
Church, gave a short talk.
Prof. and Mrs. Thomas c. Howe enter
tanned the students of the German depart
ment OF the college last night at their
home on Central avenue. A short play,
entitled Fin Knopf, gwen in Ger
man. the characters being Miss Charlotte
Powell, Miss Marie Martin. Mr.. Raymond
Longley and Mr. Martin Amos. The play
was a surprise to Professor Howe German
songs were sung and conversation was car
ried on in German
The pupils of Miss Evelyn ferries will
give Il piano recital Tuesday evening at )
o'clock at the Downey-avenue Church. The
following will take part: Marjorie Hall,
Verna Sweetman. Bernice Hall, Frances
Colt Maud Russell. Clara Hartman, Sarah
Jutt. Tottie Schleicher. Mabel Tompkins,
Lucille Carr. Helen Cross, Ruth Davenport,
Mary Leslie. Charlotte Griggs, Clare Lam
caster. Hazel Harper Hurd Jacobs. Sidney
Hecker, Katherine Richey. Edith Eldridge,
Jessie Cross and Bertha Heinrichs.