The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-15
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Mr.. Will D. Howe is spending Sunday in
Chicago.
Miss Nina Ely is spending Sunday at her
home in Brooklyn.
Mr.. George Owens. of Franklin, visited
fraternity friends last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Olsen returned Thursday
from a weeks visit I'm Acton.
Miss Mayme Summerville and Miss Nina
Price are visiting in Greentown.
Mr.. L. ]. Wood. of Plainsville. is visiting
the Rev. Jabez Hall and family.
The Shakespeare Coterie will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. w. S. Moffett.
Mr.. Chauncey Butler returned yesterday
from two weeks trip TO Florida.
Miss Evelyn Butler, of Portland, is spend
ing Sunday at her home in Irvington.
Miss Mary Dixon is spending Sunday with
Miss Mayme Brooks in McCordsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schell are now oc-
cupying their new home on East Washing
ton street
Mr.. Jason Estun, who has been spend
ing the winter in Confluence. Pa, returned
home Friday.
Miss Edith Hills, of Kokomo, was the
guest of Miss Jessamine Armstrong few
days last week.
The Rev. Jabez Hall will leave to-day
for Des Moines. Ia, to attend the congress
of the Disciples.
The ladies of the Downey avenue Church
gave a coffee Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Earl
A dance will be given next Saturday
evening by the Phi Delta Theta fraternity
at Brenneke's Academy.
DR.. and Mrs. 4. L. Patterson and Mr.
Charles Dobyns, of Brookville. will arrive
Friday to be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Dobyns.
Mr.. and Mrs John Cummings, of Chi
cago, will arrive tomorrow to visit Mrs
Cummings mother Mrs. Elizabeth Howe,
for several weeks.
Mrs. w. S. Moffett entertained few
friends Thursday evening at dinner. The
guests included Miss Nina Price, Miss En-
ma Byfield, Miss Retta Barnhill and Miss
Izetta Belle.
The Tuesday Club met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. James Braden. Two papers were
read, one by Mrs. Junius Cravens, entitled
Then and Now" the other by Mrs. G.. w.
Calvin on George Eliot's Heroines. Mrs.
Summers led the conversation.
The Sigma Chi fraternity gave an in
formal dance Monday night at Brenneke's.
A number of friends from out OF town were
present. Among them were Mr.. Roy Pierce
Plainfield, and Mr.. Chester Hadley of Dan
vile.
Mr.. John Carr entertained a number of
Irvington friends last night at his home in
Greenwood The party included Miss Pearl
Forsythe, Miss Ruth Brown, Miss Verna
Richey, Miss Anna Hea;on and Mr.. George
Kern. Mr.. Roy Adney; Mr. Howard Dyer.
The ri Beta Phi fraternity gave an in
formal dance Monday evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Brown on Downey
avenue. The hostesses were Miss Alice
Goode Miss Gertrude Cronbach. Miss Edna
Cooper, Miss Margaret Garrison, Miss Eth
ell Woody, Miss Jessamine Armstrong, Miss
Edith Abbott. Miss Pearl Leedy and Miss
Fannie Minor
The Fortnightly Club met Friday after
noon with Mrs McGaughey on Dillon ave-
nue.. The programme for the afternoon was
as follows: prehistoric America-Aztecs
and Cliff Dwellers." Mrs. George j. Landon:
Mound Builders of the Northwest, South
west, Ohio and Mississippi Valleys" Mrs.
w. r. Albeit review Gin verse;, Heroes
and Hero Worship" Miss Ida Richardson.
Mrs r. c. Howe gave a o'clock tea
Thursday afternoon. entertaining the
young ladies of Butler College. Miss Ethel
Cleland read an original story. The house
was prettily decorated In spring flowers.
In the drawing room were great bowls of
red and yellow tulips and in the dining
room were large clusters Of white roses.
Assisting in the dining room We're Mrs. Will
ID. Howe. Mrs. Omar Wilson. Mrs. William
karslake. Miss Esther Cole and Miss Lucille