The Indianapolis journal., 1902-11-09
Suburban Social News
Events of the Past Week Briefly Told

for a reception on Wednesday, Nov. l2,
from to IL.
Mrs. j. ID. Forrest has been visiting
friends in Madison for the past week.
Mrs. Stanley Igoe has returned from
Cincinnati. where she has been visiting
friends.
The Sigma CHS gave a stag theater party
last night to see Mansfield in Julius
Caesar"
Mrs s. III. RitchIe returned last week,
from visit of several weeks with rela-
tives in Virginia.
Miss Lulu KelIar, of Kokomo, and Miss
Blanche Boston, Of Pendleton, are guests
Of Miss Nina Ely.
Mrs. Atkinson spent several days with
Mrs. Helen Moses, last week, at her home,
in Whittier place.
Miss Kate Regan is spending few days
at her home i'm Mooresville. She will return
TO Irvington Tomorrow.
Mrs. Simeon Frazier entertained the So
rosis Club, of Indianapolis, at her home,
last Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. VIII Moore, who is attending Purdue
University, spent several days last week al
his home on Central avenue.
Mr.. Fred Olsen. of Purdue University,
visited his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Olsen,
on DOWney avenue, last week.
Mrs: George Cravens, who has been visit
ing Mrs Junius Cravens returned 10 her
home in New York Wednesday.
The ri Beta Phis have issued invitations
for party to be given next Friday night
at the home of Mrs. Alfred Potts.
Mrs. Elizabeth Weith and Miss Edna
Garrett, OF st. Paris, o., are visiting Mrs.
Edward Kline on Dillon avenue.
Miss Grace Hutchings and Miss Merle
Armstrong will arrive next week from
kokomo to visit Miss Jessamine Armstrong.
Miss Anna Morris, Miss Nellie Kemp and
Miss Maude Johnson, of Franklin, VIII
come next week TO visit Miss Pearl Leedy.
The ladies OF the Downey-avenue Chris
tian Church will give coffee party at the
home of Mrs. ID. X. Carver, Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Alice Karslake has returned to her
home in lie Roy, n. Y, after several
months visit with Professor and Mrs. w.
j. karslake.
fraternity gave college spread on
Wednesday evening at the home of Miss
Verna Richey on Downey avenue About
thirty young people were entertained.
Mrs. Demarchus C. Brown gave an in
formal reception from 3 till on Tuesday
for Miss Nellie Hart, of New York. Miss
Hart is a member of the 'Way Down
East" company and was a guest of Mrs.
Brown during her stay in Indianapolis.
Mr.. Ovid Butler gave stag dinner to the
active chapter of the the Sigma Chi fra
ternituy at his home on Thursday evening
previous to his departure next week for
Texas. On Friday night o'clock dinner
was given to the Sigma CHS by Mr. John
Mitchell at his home in Greenfield.
The Tuesday Club met last week with
Mrs. Emma Freeman. The programme
consisted of a paper by Mrs. Jeffries on
Cecil Rhodes-His Life and Work" and
a paper by Mrs John Campbell on Cause
and Result of the Boer War" The CONVEX
sation, led by Mrs. James Layman, was on
THE Limits of Self-sacrifice."
At the meeting of the Irvington Woman S
Club last Monday Mrs. NJ G. Goe read a
paper on Byron and Mrs. Clarence Forsyth
and Mrs. Rollin Kautz read from Byron's
poetical works. The next meeting of the
club will be a guest day, to which the
| members of the other Irvington clubs will
be invited. The hostess will be Mrs. DR..
| Thompson.
| The alumnae members of the Kappa
| Kappa Gamma fraternity gave a very de-
| lightful progressive chafing-dish party TO
| the active Kappas Friday night at the home
| of Mrs. William Buchanan, on North Della
| ware street. Assisting Mrs. Buchanan were
| Mrs +. r. Kautz, Mrs. t. G. Howe. Mrs.
/ Frank Davidson, Miss Emma Johnson, Miss
Mary Deputy and Miss Lola Carver.