The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-17

Whitney, OF No. 1zs East Walnut street,
left, for Anderson. yesterday, accompanied
~ her daughter, Mrs Lydia J. Morton, Of
The 6 o'clock supper at the First Baptist
church next Friday win be followed by
Winter eGoetz; flute solo, Nj. II. M. Farm
er; recitation. Miss Emma Purcell; violin
solo. Mr.. Will Atkins; piano solo, Miss
Mr.. Newton Booth Tarksngton's play,
which Is In rehearsal for the next enter
poned. When it is presented. some time
Of the fund for the Children's Hispital. to
be founded by the Flower Mission.
Mrs. Bement Lyman. Mrs. Charles Com
stock, Mrs. H. b.. Holman, Mrs Hewitt
Rowland. Mrs. Harry Gates and Mrs. j. K
arranging for the library dance to be given
Easter Monday az the Propylaeum for the
benefit Of the Industrial Union; The young ang
to wear masks. Miss Browning will be
librarian, and she will have several as
coves. Each man is to go to the librarian
and borrow q book for a dance, presenting
a slip with the number. At a given signal
the books are to be returned to the library
and a new book taken for the next dance.
There are to be several rows of seats about
the hall for the convenience of those who
attend to look on. The entertainment is
entirely new in this city, and will be a
novel and amusing affair.
Tho members CT Inc IOurtn SecLlOu OIL
the Free kindergarten will give a recep-
ton Tuesday, from 2 to 6 O'Clock, at the
home of Mrs. J. J. Cooper, on North Merid-
teas the entertaining section this time will
give a handsome reception, believing that
the r.a friends nemher Of the the S Sesday Of viii The a seefion 1 n
sisted by Mrs. A~ughinbaugh. Mrs. D. NJ.
Bel. Mrs. .Adolph Biitz. Mrs: Charles
Buchanan, Mrs: w: "A. Benton, Mrs. T. 9.
E Esllard Mr MRS James e; Al j. E Easfesfel Mrs MRS E. a &.
ii. Friedly. Mrs. r. w. Fnrnas, Mrs. Frank
TIanner, Mrs; A. S. Comstock Mrs. Abby
Condo. Mrs. Thomas Dean. Mrs. Louis
Deschler, Mrs; He. Drew, Mrs. A. NJ.
george VI. Hafford; Mrs. Theodore MoI.
Hutchinson, Mrs. Hutchings, Mrs. G. J.
Hammel, Mrs; J. J., Higgins, Mrs. Harris
Frank aoll james, M MRS. E: John Rn Johnston Jones'. Mrs. MIS- 1.
A. Kinsey, Mrs. H. G. Long. Mrs. T. Q.
Morris. Mrs. Frank Mcbride, Mrs. w; T.
thews, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Josephine Nc
Donald. Mrs. Frank Morrison Mrs.
Mrs. J. i. Noonan. Mrs. j. M: Newman,
George F p Mrs. s.: s fraisgs Ms.
Myia R. Raitzinger. Mrs. MA. Rose, Mrs.
=; 4; Risk Mls Mrs. p I z; Swain Mn Mrs RCia F;
s smi1a; Mas. Mrs. samuel smlen' so %rs, N1 MRS.
gb,a 81 Smith MIs. q ME- +. ssn PaMsrt. Mrs Mrs. & 3 F. T.
Tennis. Mrs. Henry Tutewiler. MRS.
Charles ThoTnton, Mrs; Jay yoss, Mrs.
Mrs. = j. @ Z. walker M ] l Mrs.. I've. "e'se1 Walkker,
Mrs. Warne,, Mrs; w. A. Wheeler, Mrs.
Y. w. W VII Mrs 6. = Wo Wilcox' Mrs.
c. A. Wolson and Mrs. v. Woodland, Miss
Jessie Carpenter, Miss Fisher, Miss Holmes,
Miss Eliza Hendricks, Miss Mcdowell and
Miss Charlotte Wiles.
In Club Land.
Saturday will be a social day in the
Katherine Merrill Club.
The Early Drasca- .Milacle Plays and
for the Olio Club Friday.
The Parlor Club meeting will occur
Wednesday. Mrs. s. E. Perkins will read
of "AiIegory'' and Miss Elizabeth Nicholson
of The Argument of the Faerie Queen
nv 1T %iss M wiH b S;c the Subject sSd Of 1c z papsp
Socialism the subject of one by Mrs. Doney
at the meeting of the Fortnlg htly Literary
Club Tuesday.
Each member is to write a chapter; A story,
written in a similar manner some time ago,
was pronounced very good by those who
were fortunate enough to read 1t.
The Merchant of Venice was the sub
ject at the Magazine Club yesterday after
noon; The several topics :; were, da Sources ~ y tss
whole;'' THE character of Portia," Shy
lock" .Jessica's. attitude toward the jew"
Among those who participated were Mrs.
Hilliker. Mrs. Huey, Mrs Coleman and Miss
Jones.
The Portfolio Club is providing for the
public a treat, in securing the presence Of
Mr.. F. Hopkinson Smith for the series of
lectures. The art lectures, which are artis-
tic word pictures, with none of the formid-
kind. Text and delivery are more nearly
perfect than it is customary for the lee
will be tomorrow night, when the subject
will be Under a White Umbrella"
The Portfolio Club will lose one of its
Mr., Bowles moves to Boston. Mr.. Bowles
has been at the head of more committees,
one capacity or another than almost any
other member AS the originator and edi-
tor of Modern Art. the club has felt a just
pride in Mr.. Bcwles as a member. 1t is
the taking of Modern Art to Boston for
publication by Prang & CO; which takes
Mr.. Bowles to the center of art culture.
At the Minerva Club tomorrow after
noon, Mrs. w. T.. Brown. will have for a
topic Ancient Ruins and Mrs. Mutchner.
slider aEnfvirons of Rome" The club viii
meet with Mrs. r. l.. Wells, No. $50 Park
avenue. At the recent election OF officers
for the coming year the following were
chosen: President. Mrs. William 7. Brown;
first vice president, Mrs. f. L: Wells; Sec
cna nsse secretary eretaasl'' Mrs. j. w. Beck; CORE
spondin secretary, Mrs. Haldeman; treas
Ilrer, Mrs. T.. ii. HOVey, programme cOHi-
mittee, Mrs. Hovey, Mrs. Wells and Mrs.
c. N. Stevenson.
I~rvingtOn Items.
Mrs. Henry Poppy, of Kendallville, is the
guest OF her daughter, Miss Dorothy
Poppy.
Mrs. E. F. Tibbott and son are in Wash
ington, D.. c., visiting Mr. and Mrs. Os-
mond Tibbott.
Miss Emma johnson is spending a fort
night at her former home in Clayton, Ind,
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Ella McCollen has returned to her
home in Kendallville after a brief visit
with Mrs. John o. Roberts.
Mrs. William E. Harvey, of Greensburg,
came on Thursday for several weeks stay
with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Moore.
Mrs. John w. Campbell left last week
for Pittsburg, Pa, where she will spend
several weeks visiting friends and rela-
tives.
The play sEsmeralda'' will be repeated in
the chapel on the evening of the sd for
the benefit of the College Athletic Asso-
citation.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen r. Metcalf. who
nave been visiting the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. D.. K.Carver, have returned to their
home in Anderson
The Irvington Woman's Club will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the home of Miss
Elizabeth Tompkins. Mrs. Corinne t. Car
win will read n OaDer on 1.-THE Life IF