The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-06


Minister Miss Belle Goodhart; William
Pitt. the Greatest Whig Administrator
Mrs. Frank Caryin- Round table. IN
April 2s-Mrs. John T. Mcshane. hostess.
1.-The Birth Of d New Nation; Americas
Struggle for Independence Mrs. w. 7.
Brown: Effect OF American Independence
on England and Europe" Mrs. W. j. Elder.
Round table, Review of Thackeray's -Four
May 1O-Mrs. Frank Morrison, hostess,
Waterloo" The Struggle Against Napo-
of Wellington Miss Nancy e. Warman-
Round table. The Treaty Of Ghent-'
May 2EMrs: Howard Gale, he hostess ;As s.
the Throne Mrs Frank Morrison; Earl
of Beaconsfield," Mrs. William Wildhack;
Gladstone Mrs. Ella r. Stevenson.
-Philamathian Club
Sept 1S-President's day.
Oct. 2-"The Age Of Anne" The Spanish pan,
ing of the War; Rising OF Ceyennes: Blen-
helm. Conversation, Dorothy Foster
victories: The Year of Disaster; Later
Fighting in the Lower Countries; Later
Campaigns in Spain; The Fortunes of Par
ties; Tag-end of the War. Conversation,
Dorothy Foster
Oct. 3o-Peace of Utrecht; Union with
Scotland; Peter the Great and CharIes
that Remain; Economic and Social; Liter
ature Conversation, Sir Roger De Gov
Nov. 1s-"George l." Alliance of England
and France Against Spain. Conversation,
Henry Esmond.
power. Conversation, Henry EsmoHd.
Dec. n--"George III" England and Its
Empire; american Ind Sl paper on
Jan. 11-"George III" Industrial Eng
land; England and Revolutionary France.
Conversation, Life of Addison
Jan 22-"George III and w" England
and Napoleon. Conversation, Life OF Al
olson"
cline and Fall of the Wing Ministry. Con-
versation, Queen Victoria's Life in the
Feb. 1s~Disraeli; paper. 1.-THE Queens
Drawing Room
March 5--Gladstone; original story. No..
March 19-Literature OF the Relgn' First
Survey; paper, Poet Laureate
April 2-The Civil War in America Con-
versation 1.-The Diamond Rose.
April 1.-the Irish Church. Converse
ton 1.-The Diamond Rose"
April 30-The Literature of the Reign;
Second Survey; paper, William words
Matinee Musicale
Oct PRESIDENTS reception.
Oct miscellaneous, first division
Nov. ARTISTS recital.
Nov. 1s-Piano recital. Mrs. Winnifred
Hunter Mooney.
Dee 2-Schumann, second division.
Dec. 16-Vocal recital, Mrs. Lottie Adam
Raschig.
Jan 6, '97-E. A. Mcdowell, first division.
Feb. 3-Greie. second division.
Feb. 17-Cantata under the direction of
Mrs. S. l.. Morrison.
March 5-Each, first division.
March 11-Artists' recital.
March 31-Vocal recital, Miss Louise
April 14LStudents' recital under the d.
rection of executive committee.
April 2s-Miscellaneous programme, sec
ond division.
May 5-Annual business meeting.
Inter Nos Literary Club
Sept 3d. 2:3O p. n.-Presidents day; host
ess, Mrs. Q. B. Henderson.
Mrs. Laura La = Fike 'sThe Old Settlers
story (Carlton), Miss Alta Roberts;
June from THE Vision of Sir Launfal"
Mrs. E. w. Althouse; selection from Bur-
dette, Mrs. o. B. Henderson; essay, THE
Growth of Sacred Music" Miss Bessie
Nov, IS. 2:so D. m.-.dostess, Mrs, A.
in f Englan Mr and E its
thorpe o Miss Moilie Roberts; Robert de
La Sale" Mrs. A. Stratford ~
Weakley; American Historians, Mrs
Barbara Langhorn; Yale College, Mrs.
Mary Gates; Notable Women of Amer
ica," Mrs. O. b. Henderson.
Gorsuch; Biography Of Milton" Mrs; R.
kta AG Ga and
Hymn in Paradise Mrs. Mary Hopkins;
satans ADDRESS to t the sun !nrhe Mrs. Nries A
THE Departure, Miss Amy champe;
Feb "a, 2:ao p. mm--Hos,tess, Mrs rs;,I Bar;
Mrs sana Prom
bIekee Dickens Quaint chara25eTs;', Mrs. f ",
AlthouSe; particular People reading),
Miss Cora Mann. Election of officers.
March %, 5 p. INQUEST evening; hostess,
Miss Winnie F'esler; Victor Hugo. Miss
Mrs Eliza Champe; THE Battle of Water
loo Miss Bessie Brown; Napoleon and
'o aep a a Mrs maos tnoP Mrs r. Rob-
ert npi = " q ae e of the Revolution, Mrs
Mary Meek; American Victory at Sara
Benjamin Franklin Mrs. Laura Fike;
General Reflection on the War of lnde-
pendence,'" Miss Rose Diller; Paul Re-
May 25 2:30 .. m.-Hostess, Mrs. II; A.
Wheeler; Biography of Goldsmith H.. Miss
Winnie Fesler;, The Deserted Village,
Mrs. NJ. Moore.
June 25-Social meeting.
Friday Afternoon Reading Club
Oct. 4-United States history, Chapters IS,
Oct IS Mary Booth," Mary Rice. Dis
Nov limited States history, Chapters Il,
22 %, Margaret Sulgrove, reader CONVEX
5ation, John winthrop." sarah , F. Gilbert bert
xell. Discussion, Anna b. Hobbs:
Nov. 29-"Current Events" Alice Ross,
leader.
Dec. 6-United States history. Chapters "a,
% Carrie H. Halpin, reader. Conversation,
civilian Penn Louise B. Twiname
Dec 20-"James Russell Lowell, Melissa
Cayler. Discussion, I'll lie Furguson, leader.
Jan. 3-United States history. Chapters 26,
n. 2S, %, Agnes HIT reader. Conversation,
'sThe Calverts' Rebecca Sulgrove.
Jan 17-"Lydia Huntley Sigourney.' Lulu
Discussion, Carrie H. Halpin,
Jan 29-"Current Events" Augusta w.
PAYER leader.
Feb. limited States history. Chapters 80.
3D. 49, SO, "a, So, Sc, Louise B. Twiname,
Feb. 21-s.George William Curtis Laura
e. De Ruiter. Discussion, Arminda Moore,
leader.
March 6--United States history, Chapters
b. So Conversation, Patrick Henry Me-
issa Caylor.
March 20-"Nathaniel Hawthorne" Addie
c. s. Engle Discussion, Alice Ross, leader.
April 3@United States history, Chapters 80,
40 Sallie c. Haskell, reader Conversation,
Israel Putnam and General Lafayette
Agnes Hit.
-Irvington Womans Club
Oct. PRESIDENTS day.
Oct. 19-''Women. Old and New" Grace
Julian Clarke. Conversation, Our Great
Elizabeth Layman and Elizabeth
Fompkins.
Nov. 2-"Modern Philanthropy, Mary
Teas. Conversation, The Present Tenden-
Of 1ia Tin