The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-09
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k1nRSDurY
iting friends in Brazil, Ind.
Miss Ida Gilbert returned Thursday from
a short visit in Elwood. Ind
Miss Hazel Reeves Is spending Sunday
with her mother in Columbus.
Mr. DR.. Elliott, Of Des Moines. Ia, was
the guest of Mr.. Charles Cross last week.
Mr.. John Chancellor, of Chicago, was the
guest or DR.. and Mrs. Henry Moore last
week.
The Sigma CHS will entertain informally
in their hall on Central avenue Friday
evening.
Mr. Frank Lamberson, of Chicago, was
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. George Russell,
last week.
Miss Anderson. of Clifton Springs. is the
guest of Miss Clara Shank on Washing
ton street.
Miss Anna Moore will go to Sheridan to-
morrow TO visit friends and relatives for
several weeks.
poet. of Kentland. is spending Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Butler.
Mrs. Edward Thompson, who has been
spending several months at Clifton Springs,
is expected home this week.
Miss Mary Grimes, of Anderson, is
spending Sunday with Miss Lora Camp
bell at the college residence.
The girls of the G. c. c. Club gave
sheet and pillow case party last night at
the home of Miss Mary Leslie.
ty-second birthday Tuesday at the home
of his brother Mr.. Amos w. Butler.
Miss Mamie Title, of Hartford City, will
come tomorrow TO he the guest of Miss
Evelyn Jeffries on University avenue.
The Butler girls of the V w G. A gave
a spread in the Philokurian Hall al noon
Friday. over thirty girls were present.
Prof. and Mrs. T. c. Howe entertained
number of the faculty at dinner last
night their home on Central avenue.
Miss Gertrude Human entertained a
number of friends last night at her home
on Dillon avenue. The evening spent
in dancing.
Mr.. George Hecker went to Denver, Col,
last week. where he has secured perma-
nent position. His family VIII join him
this week.
Prof Thomas c. Howe entertained his
German students Wednesday evening with
a stereopticOn lecture at his home on Cen
trail avenue.
Mrs Frank Tibbott arrived yesterday
from Philadelphia to attend the funeral of
Mrs. David TibbOtt, which will be held
Monday afternoon.
Misses Alice and Carrie Butler gave
taffy pulling yesterday afternoon at their
home on DOwney avenue, entertaining
about twenty of their friends.
The students of the Irvington High School
will give "A box supper Friday evening in
the High School building The receipts are
for the benefit of the Athletic ASSocia ton.
guest day Monday afternoon with Mrs.
Charles Clark on Central avenue. Miss
Caroline Holland read a paper on An
thony TrollOpe."
Prof Jacob d. Forrest entertained a
number of the faculty at dinner Friday
evening at the University Club in honor
OF Prof. Henry G. Adams, of the Uni
versity of Michigan.
The Tuesday Club entertained last night
at the house of Mrs. Joseph Hunter on
Washington street. Each lady furnished
10 cents worth of refreshments and ten
minutes for entertainment
The Tuesday Club will meet this week
street Papers Mil be Tead on by nfrs Gar
ence Forsyth on Literature in Germany
and Mrs James Braden Russian Lit
erature.
The union meeting of all the missionary
societies of the city was held Friday aft
ernoon at the DOwney-avenue Christian
Church. After the meeting the ladies Of
the church entertained with a social in
the church parlOrs.
The Irvington Fortnightly Club will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Geoge Landon
Two papers will be read. one by Mrs. T.
ID. Van Bnuten on The Picturesque Quail
ity Of Holland the other by Miss Jennie
Richardson on Delft Ware, Its Inventor"
The debate arranged between Butler and
Earlham will be held Wednesday evening
in the college chapel. The question is
Resolved. That Congress should legislate
United States" Mehring, Adney and Yer
ner are the Butler debaters
The young men of the Phi Delta Theta
gave dance in their hall last night
Among the guests were number of An
derson girls who attended the basketball
game yesterday afternoon. The active
chapter roll of the fraternity is Messrs
Raymond Longley, Leslie Anthony. Paul
Murray, Guy Murray. Wayne Parker, Rob-
ert Tomlinson. James Baldwin and Albert
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