The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-12

Miss Edna Cooper is spending Sunday at
her home in Middletown, Ind.
Mrs. ]. t. Boyd. of Richmond. is the
guest of Mrs. Charles b. Clark.
Miss Carrie Butler is spending Sunday
with Miss Mary Carter in Shelbyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Carvin went to Gin
cinnat yesterday 70 be gone for several
days.
Mr. Thomas Hall, of Rensselaer,, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hall a few days last
week.
Mrs. Edwin Carver of Marion, is the
guest of Mrs. d. X. Carver on Downey
avenue.
Mrs. Charles De Hass went to Muncie
Friday for a weeks visit with Mrs. DR..
Sherber.
Mrs Ira j. Chase, of Wabash. came Tues
day to be the guest of Mrs. P. c. Jacobs
for several weeks.
Mrs. Angie Howard. of Greenfield. is
visiting her brother, Mr.. A. +. Parker, on
Washington Street.
Mrs. Frank b. Davenport will return to-
day from New York. where she has been
spending the summer.
Miss Edith LongIey. after weeks visit
with Miss Essie Hunter. has returned to
her home in Noblesville.
The Christian Endeavor will give a recep-
ton tomorrow night in the parlors OF the
! Downey-avenue Church.
Mrs. Charles Nj. Cross will go tomorrow
to Maple Grove, o., where she has been
sister.
The Phi Delta Theta Fraternity gave
I large reception Monday night at the home
of Mr.. Robert Hobbs, on North New Jer-
sey street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Blackridge, of
Rushville. will arrive Tuesday to be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Orville o. Carvin
| for a week.
\ Miss Lula Ward. of Milton. and Miss
| Lucinda Weeks, of Brookville, came FRI
/ Butter
| over Sunday.
| President Scot Butler will leave Thursday
/ for Omaha, where he will deliver an ad-
/ dress before the national convention or the
| Disciples of Christ.
| Mr. and Mrs T. j. Judy and Miss Mary
/ Taylor, of Millersburg, Ky, arrived last
week to he the guests OF Mrs. DIR. Criegh-
I ton for two weeks.
Misses Mabel and Anna Tibbott returned
| Tuesday from Germantown, Pa, where
they have been visiting their brother, Mr..
| Frank Tibbott for several weeks.
The ladies of the Downey -avenue Chris
| tan Church will give a coffee Wednesday
] afternoon from until at the home OF
| Mrs. r. l.. Moore on Central avenue.
| Mrs. James T. Layman entertained the
/ Tuesday Afternoon Club at its first meeting
this year at her home on Central avenue
| last Tuesday, from till 6. The large draw
| ing rooms were decorated in many-colored
asters and great punches of scarlet sage.
The programme consisted OF addresses py
Mrs. j. G. Kingsbury. last years president,
| Mrs. James I. Layman, Mrs. James Bra
/ den and Mrs. Moffett.
The Irvington Fortnightly Club will go to
Falkland next Tuesday to meet with Mrs.
gramme for the day will be carried out.
After responsive roll call, with quotations
from the members, Mrs: Rosa Richardson
will read a paper on ''Women's Clubs and
What They are Doing for Women" Mrs.
| Mary Albeit will read paper on 'Recrea-
| ton as a Source of Culture to be followed
Nv Oft ton hxyM Mrs
A reception to the students and faculty
| of Butler College was given on Monday
| evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Scot Butler at
their home on Downey avenue About 100
| guests were present. Great clusters of yell
! low marigolds used for decoration in
the parlors. An informal programme was
presented during the evening. Mr.. w. ID.
| Howe told 1.-The Tale of the Dutchman S
Dog" Miss Jessamine Armstrong sang
some negro melodies: Miss Jeffries gave a
very humorous mon mon, i and Mr. Mckin-
were heartily applauded. In the north
! room Mrs. j. d. Forrest, assisted by Miss
vsrna h i and MISS Nj oi Netta Campbell,
distributed and at the end of the evening
all joined in singing ''Old Butler and ''vive
| la Varsity"
The annual Presidents day of the Irving
ton woman's Club was observed on last
| Monday afternoon at the home of the club
incoming president, Mrs. Charles -. New
lin. on Washington street: A o'clock
luncheon was served, at which eacn of the
ladies responded briefly to toasts. The ia
BILE decorations were clusters OF red carna-
tons: The officers of the Woman's Club
for this year are: President, Mrs. Charles
+. Newlin; first vice president, Mrs. Alex
ander Jameson; second vice president, Miss
Elizabeth Tompkins; secretary, Miss Har-
riet Ritter; treasurer, Mrs. Orville Carvin
executive committee, Mrs ID. c. Brown
Mrs. John F. Barnhin and Mrs. James l.
Kingsbury. Each meeting this year will be
devoted to the study of poet. Next week
the club will meet with Mrs. Charles A
Badger and Mrs. Daniel Lesley will read a
paper on Keats" to be followed by read
ings from his works by Mrs. John +. Barn
IL h.