The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-22

komo. are the guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Thomas c. Howe.
Miss Florence Fetter, of Peru, who has
been visiting Miss Florence Moore, re-
turned home yesterday.
Miss Pearl Forsyth returned to her home
in Nineveh yesterday after a short visit
TO Mrs. Jennie Jeffries.
Miss Florence Morgan, of Charlottesville,
returned home yesterday, after a weeks
visit with Miss Retta Barnhill.
Mr.. Frank McGinnis and Mr.. John S.
Butler will leave to-day for FL ORC, Mexico,
after a months visit in IrvingtOn.
The members of the Downey-avenue
Christian Church will give a picnic at Riv-
erside Park Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. d. X. Carver will entertain a few
friends tomorrow afternoon in honor of
her guest, Mrs. L. 5. Ames, of Chicago.
DR.. andsMrs. Herbert L. Willett, of Chi
cagO, were entertained Thursday and Fri
day by Professor and Mrs. Thomas c.
Howe.
Miss Alice Goode entertained the young
women of the Phi Beta Phi fraternity
Tuesday afternoon at her home in Indian
apolis.
Prof. ]. w. McMurtry. who has been
spending several weeks in Irvington, at the
home of Mrs. c.. Il. Clark, has returned to
Yankton, s. D..
Miss Julia Parr. of Kokomo. and Miss
Mai Breevort, of Columbus, returned home
yesterday, after spending the week with
MISS CndrlOtIe GOW6u
Miss Jessamine Armstrong, of Kokomo.
and Miss Jeanette Blair. of Martinsvilie,
who have been visiting Miss Pearl Leedy,
returned home on Friday.
The Rev. Archibald Hall. of Springfield,
Ill, and the Rev. Thomas Hall, OF Rensse-
laer, who were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hall. have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville o. Carvin left. yes
terday, for Maccatawa Park, Mich. where
they will spend the summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. ]. HeatOn will occupy their house.
Mrs. James T. Isayman and laughter
Belle returned Friday from New York
city. where they have been since Christ
mas with Mrs. o Carroll, formerly Miss
Madge Layman.
Prof. f. S. Ames will arrive tomorrow to
join Mrs. Ames at the home of Mrs. D.. X.
Carver. Mr.. and Mrs. Ames will leave the
latter part Of the week for Des RIoines. Ia,
to visit relatives.
Miss Ruth HetEeld. of Covington. who Il
son, will return home tomorrow, accom-
panied by Miss Patterson, who will visit
her for a month.
Mrs. Helen Moses left, last night. for
Wabash. to spend Sunday with Mrs. A. Nj.
Atkinson. Mrs. Moses and Mrs. Atkinson
will go. Monday. TO Maccatawa Park.
Mich. to spend a month.
The following party of Irvington people
will sail from Boston, June 3. TO spend
seven weeks travelling in Europe: Miss Cla-
81 49, 49, AALN1H 49,
Carrie Howe. Miss Cornelia Allen, Mrs.
Allen and Miss Evelyn Butler.
Miss Ida r. Gilbert gave a morning
porch party Wednesday at her home on
Elm avenue IN honor of Mrs. Fon Burt. of
Rushville. and Mrs. Myrtle p. Moore. of
Cleveland. The prize for emhrOidering the
best eat was won by Mrs. r. T.. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scot Butler gave their an
nual reception i'm honor of the senior class
10 the stu tents and their friends Tuesday
evening at their home on Downey avenue.
The yard was lighted with Japanese Ian
terms and strewn with seats and swings.
The parlors were fragrant with many-col-
Ored garden flowers. The seniors assisted
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler In receiving the guests,
who numbered over one hundred.
one OF the ~prettiest social events Of com
mencement week was the party given
Thursday evening by the young ladies of
the active chapter OF Kappa Kappa Gamma
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton L..
Brown on Washington street. About sew
enty-hvc guests were present. The spacious
lawns were brilliant with different cOlOred
electric lights and japanese lanterns. over
the front entrance of the porch hung a
large wooden key. the fraternity pin. on
which was carved Kappa Kappa Gamma.
The porch was made cozy by rugs. seats.
vines and Kappa flags in the fraternity
colors-dark and light blue. Punch was
] served here b. little Ruth Lonsley and