The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-11-12
Our Young Folks,

Mr.. Albert c. Price is the latest addition
to the LEADERS composing room.
The Dainty Three Of Springfield Illinois,
are Misses Allie Killion, Anna Head and
Anna Oglesby.
Mr.. Josephus Johnson Philosopher is
one of the stellar lights nj the Allen Chapel
Sunday School.
tions of Jupiter" and "Duck ?" We have
not heard from them for some time.
Those young gents who for the past few
Sundays have been making pilgrimages to
the far East, concluded to remain at home
last Sunday.
Mr.. Gilbert Teeters has silken badge
which looks as il it were relic of ancient
times. 1t bears the talismanic legend: 'The
Christmas Choral Club"
Mr. William s. Howard has left School
No. 8 to its fate, and has secured position
at the Grand Hotel He graduated trife
earlier thai did the great Daniel Webster.
A surprise party will be given soon, by
the Knights of the Golden Cross, at the resi-
dence of Miss -. We tell this to save
those interested, the trouble of guessing.
The boys say that upon Christmas night
they intend to make Halloween turn green
with envy. So we advise all to secure their
portable property with an extra amount of
care on that night
Horatius, young gentleman of the High
school, is gaining quite reputation as a
spicy paragraph writer. He writes the
High school notes for the Herald, and the
Southside for the Review.
Notwithstanding the fact that STAR
praised Mr.. Joe Carroll's opera glasses very
highly, last week, that gentleman did not
seem to appreciate it. 1t is wonderful how
ungrateful some people are.
The marble season has arrived, and the
festive small boy may be seen engaged in
playing cups" "long ring" ''knock down, "
etc., in all parts of the city, regardless OF
race, color, position or previous condition
| A member of the K G. c. thinks that the
club ought to be renamed. If they should
decide to do so, we suggest that they call il
"The Douglass Club" in honor of the fore
most colored statesman, Frederick Douglass
A guess has been made that the s. ]. DIS
are Misses Fannie Fleming, Florence Keller
Kitty Mann, Lizzie Ridley, Flora Watkins,
Halle Grayson and Mary Ridley. If that
isn't right, information may be left upon the
dome of the Court House after November
IL, 1881.
| There was quite social gathering at the
residence of Miss Lizzie Ridley. No. 27e
Bright ST., on last Sunday evening Those
present were Misses Lizzie and Mary Ridley
Halle and Charlotte Grayson, Flora Wat
kins, and Messrs. William s. Howard and
Richard w. Thompson.
"Vulture" is at it again. His language
might do for those who carry pocket Web
ster, but for those who have not had the high
school advantages of "Vulture," it is deci
dedly out of place. Brother, We advise you
for the sake of suffering public public, tc
write in plain English, and not attempt tc
soar aloft in the mysterious flights Of
rhetoric. A word to the wise, We suppose
is sufficient.
The Younger Lights Literary Association
which held their meetings in School No. q
last year, are now ready to commence bust
ness again, but are delayed on account Of
not having a place to meet in. The school
room is at present otherwise occupied, and
probably they will be allowed to use the
lecture room of the Second Baptist Church
this winter. AS literary society, they are
a success and should be encouraged to go or
in their good work. STAR.