The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-13

Tibbott at luncheon at her home on Central
avenue.
Miss Alta Reeves and Miss Bessie New
som. of Columbus. were the guests of Miss
Hazel Reeves Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. George Gray will entertain the Holy
Innocent Church with a social Thursday
evening at her home on Central avenue.
Mrs Edwin Taylor and Miss Annie Lyle
heart of Evansville, will be the guests of
Mrs Garland r. Stewart, on Julian avenue,
this week.
The young ladies of the college will pre-
sent Shakspeares Midsummer Night s
Dream at the college residence next Satur-
day evening.
Mrs Frank T. TibbOtt accompanied by
her sister. Miss Mabel Tibbott, will return
TO her home in Philadelphia, Pa, the last
of this week.
his friends Thursday evening at his home
on Butler avenue. celebrating his
eighteenth birthday.
Misses Ruth and Mary O'Hare. of Brook
Vile, and Miss Mary White. of Michigan
City, were the guests of Misses Carrie and
Alice Butler yesterday.
Mrs James T. Layman. with her daugh-
ter Belle. left Thursday for New York city,
where she will visit her daughter, Mrs.
John Carroll. for several weeks.
Mrs. Benjamin Davis. who has been tine
guest of her mother. Mrs Haynes on Uni
versity avenue. for two weeks, returned to
her home in North Salem yesterday
Prof Demarchus c. Brown, who has been
attending the prison investigation at Mich,
igan City member OF the state Board
of Charities, Will return home to-day.
Mrs f. w Norton, Mrs. Joel Norman
and Mrs. George w Brown attended the
district convention of the Christian Church
held at Anderson Wednesday and Thursday
of last week.
The Y. w. e. \. of the college will give a
poster and candy sale next Friday evening
in the association hall The receipts will
go towards sending representative 10 the
Geneva summer school.
Professor and Mrs. Henry Bruner will en-
terrain Dr. Nathaniel ). Shaler. OF Har-
ward. who will be the guest of the lrvington
Athenaeum. Tuesday evening at luncheon
at their home on Ritter avenue.
Prof and Mrs J. Dorsey Forrest have
issued invitations for a reception Friday
evening at their home on Washington
street I'm honor of Or. Albion w Small
head Of the sociological department at Chi
cage University.
The Irvington Woman's Club will be en-
tertained tomorrow afternoon by Mrs. De
marchus Brown. on DOwney avenue. Mrs.
Charles Clark will read a paper on Thack-
cray. Conversation on the paper. led by
Mrs. George 5. Cottman, will follow.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
of the NJ. T.. Church VIII give an Oriental
reception tomorrow evening at the home
of DR. and Mrs w r. Albeit llS South
Ritter avenue In the Chinese embassy rice
and chopstIcks will be sold by girls IN
Oriental costume: In the Japanese booth
Japs viii sell kimonas. Ice cream will be
served in the American legation.
The Irvington Tuesday Club met last
week with Mrs. George W. Calvin i'm In
dianapolis. The following officers were
elected FOR the ensuing year: President
Mrs. James r. Layman: first vice presi-
dent. Mrs Mary /. Calkins; second vice
president, Mrs. Jesse Summers; secretary
Mrs. Or. Creighton, treasurer. Mrs. John
H. Freeman: executive committee. Mrs
Wilson Doan. Mrs. John Campbell and
Mrs. George w. Calvin