The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-07
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Mrs. Percy Williams. of Toronto. Canada,
ms arrived 10 spend several months with
her mother. Mrs. Jennie Jenrles....Mlss
Lulu Kellar. OF Kokomo. Will come to-mor-
row 10 attend the Pi Beta Phi reception,
which will be given tomorrow evening at
the home OF Mrs. II. L. Miss Ret
ia Williams will entertain a few friends
Tuesday evening at her home on Washing
ton street in honor of Mrs. Percy Williams.
Master Paul Ware. of Kokomo, visited
his aunt. Miss Nina Price. last week.
Nina Price is spending Sunday at her home
in Kokomo- Mrs. Charles Bowman OF
few DAYS last week...Mr. A. NJ. Hall, of
Springfield. Ill, visited his brother, Mr..
Robert Hall, a few days last week.-Mrs..
weeks visit with Mrs. Divines sister,
Mrs. NJ. r. Williams, returned to their
home in Cincinnati Monday....Miss Emma
johnson has gone TO Springfield, MO- 10
spend several weeks with her brother. Mr..
Arthur ms MIR c. c. Smith, OF Cln-
cinnati. and Prof. w. c. Payne, or the Uni
yersity Of Kansas; spent several days MIN WIN
Mayme Baker, after a weeks visit with
Mrs E. j. Heaton. returned TO her nome IN
Terre Haute Monday....The Irvlngton
Woman's Club gave their annual reception
Monday evening at the home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Demarchus c. Brown. The mouse was
fragrant with syrinsa and peonles; ASSIST.
Mrs. o. o. Carvin, Mrs. James k1ngsDury
and Mrs. Y. j. Terrell. -. Miss Florence OIL
sen viii go to Purdue to-norrSw TO spehd
will graduate. Mrs. Elizabeth Olsen and
Mrs. w. z. Allen will go later TO attend the
graduating exercises: II TUESDAY Clup
observed guest day Tuesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. John Freeman, on Uni
versity avenue. The house was profusely
decorated in peoples. In the front room
were large bowls of red poppies and on the
electric lights were red shades. In the din
ing room were pink and white peoples. As
sisting in serving were Mrs Jonn lamp
bell, Mrs. Joseph Hunter, Mrs. Hunter
Richey, Miss Essie Hunter and Miss Verna
Richey. The two porches were prett'ly
decorated in syringa and Japanese screen.
On one porch was the punch bowl and Miss
Mary Cravens assisted in serving Ii. As
sisting Mrs. Freeman in receiving were
Mrs. James L. Layman, Mrs. George Gal
Auxiliary of the st. Paurs Church gave a
box supper Wednesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Junius Cravens....Mrs Lucy
visit with relatives in Nineveh....Mr.
George Myers, of Marion. will arrive this
week to spend commencement with Mr.:
Jasper Moses....Miss Ethel Webb, of
Franklin. is spending Sunday with Miss
Pearl Forsythe....A number of friends are
spending Sunday with Miss Margaret Gar
Cooper. Miss Nina Ely. Miss Bernice Rus
sell. Miss Josephine Besaw, Miss
Marena Brooks. Miss Laura Parker.
Miss Gertrude Cronback. Miss Edith
Abbott, Miss Maria Leonard. Miss Jes-
samine Armstrong OF Kokomo, Miss
Etnei MOODY OF 6uSSldNlile, Ills uIu
Kellar OF Kokomo. Mr.. Horace Russell.
Mr.. Henry s. Reitz, Mr.. Charles Dyer, Mr..
Orville Mehring. Mr.. Paul Jeffries and Mr..
Harry Fuller....Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Schmuck have returned from Washington,
where they spent the winter....The Sigma
CHS will give a trolley ride TO Greenwood
Saturday evening. After a country dinner
the evening will be spent in dancing.
Among those who will attend il from out
of town are Mr.. Bert Hollingsworth, of
Plainfield: Mr.. Chester Hadley, of Danville;
Mr.. Shirley Walton, Of Atlanta, and Mr..
Will Irwin, of Columbus MIR. Ray Peirce,
of Westield, visited Irvington friends last
week. Miss Minnie Tribby entertained the
teachers of the Irvington schools Friday
evening. Mrs. w. Il. Allen entertained
her card club Thursday afternoon at her
home on University avenue. Miss Edith
Olsen entertained a few friends Tuesday
evening with a porch party at her home on
Downey avenue in honor Of Miss Bertha
Couchman, who is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
George Brown Mrs. j. Dorsey Forrest
entertained the young ladies Of the college
Tuesday afternoon at her home on Wash
ington street. Mrs. George Hit read an
interesting paper on English customs as
she saw them during her year and a half
residence in London Assisting Mrs. For
rest in the dining room were Miss Evelyn
Butler. Miss Retta Barnhill, Miss Cora AL
len and Mrs. John Wood. of Painsville, o.
Mr.. ]. c, Smith. OF Alexandria, is the
Jennie Jeffries will go to Trafalgar
Wednesday for a short visit. The Pi Beta
Phis will give a large reception tomorrow
evening at the home of Mrs. Hilton u.
Brown, entertaining all the students of the
college and also a number of friends. The
hostesses will be Miss Alice Goode, Miss
Gertrude Cronback, Miss Maria Leonard.
Miss Edna Cooper. Miss Fannie Miner,
Miss Pearl Leedy, Miss Edith Abbott, Miss
Pearl McElroy, Miss Marena Brooks, Miss
Laura Parker, Miss Margaret Garretson.
Miss Lula Keller, Miss Ethel Moody, Miss
Jessamine Armstrong.