The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-26

lie Roberts; music, Miss Roberts and Miss
versation: .'other Famous Painters Of AMI
mails. leader, Mrs L: 3. Hopkins.
| from the Bible: THE Manly Side of Christ,
Mrs Mdsia Robert Roberts solo Miss rs Winnie nj
| Gorsuch; duet, Miss Brown and Miss Rob-
/ erts; recitation, Christmas, Miss Winnie
| Bessie Brown; Charity Mrs. L. B. Hop
/ kins; Cheer Mrs b. F. Mcfarland:
! Christmas carol. Miss Amy Champe: Jest
Jan. 26-With Mrs. Laura Brown: Eng
/ land" Responses. English Poets" 'Mer-
! RE England Urder Good Queen Bess," Mrs.
Alfred Stratford; English Ballad Miss
/ Winnie FesIer: king Arthur and His
Round Table, Mrs Eliza 2. Champe; Sc,
/ lection, Mrs. Mary Meek; song, Mrs. Alfred
| Stratford: conversation, .sOld English Cas-
ties leader Mrs. Laura Brown.
Feb. 23-With Mrs. Ella Weakly: Re-
| sponses. Characteristic Sayings of Great
| Generals: History of the Stars and
STRIPE StFiPes Mrs. , H. Wheeler; song Red
| Poem of Washington Davenport. Mrs.
| L. Brown; Our National Capital" Mrs. H.
| Social Side of Washington" Mrs. L. ].
Fike; conversation, 'Our Country leader,
| Mrs. Ella Weakly.
March 23-With Mrs. c. w. Gorsuch: 1.-The
Bethrothal of Fvangene' Miss Rose Dill
! Ter; Original story" Miss Alta Roberts;
solo, Miss Cora Mann: ''Infuence of the
/ Magazine on the Taste of the PEOPLE" Mrs.
Ella weakly: song. Miss Winnie Fesler: Sc
| lections from Snow Bound" Fora Mann
and Miss Amy Champe; music. Miss Bessie
April 27-With Mrs Ada Miller: wit and
humor. responses witticisms, inter nos;
wit as a Factor in Reform" Mrs. Bar
! bara Lanehorne; comic song. Miss Winnie
Fesler: 'Humorists of the Day Mrs. Q. B.
an ade' HIS WITS MfS Miss Mq &my
| Champe: song, Miss Fora Mann; conversa-
ton. "Humorists" leader Mrs. Ada Miller.
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and Longfellow, responses inter nos;
| characteristics (Fied). Mrs. 3. F. Nc
song, Miss Alta Roberts; sketch Oonefel-
| low, Mrs. Laura Brown; selection C'Way
side Inn'D Miss Mollie Roberts; election
June 22Ewith Mrs. Hills H. wheeler So
cial meeting.
MATINEE MUSICALE.
Oct. 6-Reception to members. Illustrated
paper, Ballads and Ballad Singers" Kate
Ray Newcomb.
Oct. 2o-Miscellaneous programme, first
| division.
Nov. 3-"Four Centuries of English
Song second division.
Nov. 17-"Music of Northern Europe"
first division.
Dec ARTISTS recital, Villa Whitney
White
Dec 15-"The Two Centuries of Instru-
mental Form" second division
Jan. 5-Song recital. Anna K. McLaugh-
lin
Jan. 19-Artists' recital, William II. sher-
wood.
Feb Study Of the opera Der Fret
Feb 16-"Music Introduced in Shak-
| speare's Dramas" second division.
March 2-Piano recital, Anna Wilcox Bar
March 16-"Recent American Music"
first division.
March 3O-Chamber music.
April 6-StudentS' recital.
| April 20-Miscellaneous programme, Sec
ond division.
May ANNUAL business meeting.
SKETCHING CLUB.
Oct. 2-Summer notes. Talk on play prin-
ciple in art and education.
Oct. 16-"Modern Art Tendencies Edna
McGilliard Christian; SILVER exhibitor,
Alice Somervile.
Oct. SO-"Painting and It's Mission in the
World" Charlotte Paddock; lockwood
| Pottery" exhibitor, Rose Holmes.
Nov. 13-"Democratic Art, >. Sarah Keehn:
Printing" exhibitor, Fanny Cuer.
Nov. 27-"Statuary in Public Places"
Imogene Shaw; Print of Statuary," ex-
hibitor, Flora Hamilton.
Dec. 11-"Laws of Composition Nellie
Wells; Leather" exhibitor, Vivian Greene.
Jan. 1, 1S9s-Guest day. Silent Influence
in the School ROOM Edith Williams;
Mayo and Daisy DRAPER.
Jan. 1.-THE Place Art Should Hold in
Eyer G5 Life Minnie Merritt Fay An
Jan. 29-"The Romance of Art Selma
Neubacher Psychological Subjects" ex-
| hibitor, Mamie Snyder.
Feb. 12-"The Master Illustrators" Ella
Smith; illustrations" exhibitors, Char
| lotte Paddock and the club.
Feb. 26-"The Cartoonist," Abbie King;
illustrations exhibitor. Nellie Wells
March 12-"Motherhood in Art" Hettie
Adams; "Embroideries, exhibitor, Sara d.
March 26-'Decoration in It's Relation to
Ceramics. " Jessie Daggett; Local Ceram-
les" exhibitor Bessie Warne Ryker.
April 9-Open day ARTS and Crafts"
Edna NJ Gilliard Christian
April 23-Annual election of officers. Nor
timer Mempes," Sarah ID. Mayo; "Decora~
tive Designs, exhibitor, Edith Williams.
May = Floral Composition" Myra Dag
Kay Kay. az ''''S s'"e"7 'N'i''-'0' nee" NC
May 22-"Art as a Record of History"
Alice Somerville; "Old Pottery" exhibitor.
lone Scholl.
June 4-Supper. Art feast. with toasts
upon the topics of the year. Evening talks
Exhibit" by Mr. w. Landers; "Architec-
ture," by Mr.. Dewhurst and talk by Mr.
Lieber on a subject not ANNOUNCED Cur
| rent art notes will be a feature of the sea-
son. to be given Oct. 16, by Vivian Greene;
Oct 80. by Myra Daggett; Nov. 10. by Jessie
Daggett: Nov. q, by Mrs. Fay; Dec. II, by
bacher; Jan. %. by Mamie Snyder; Feb. H.
by Imogene Shaw; Feb. 26. by Bessie w.
Ryker; March IL. by Flora Hamilton;
| March 26. by Fannie Cuer April 9, by Ella
Smith; May 8, by Rose Holmes; May p, by
| lone Scholl.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB.
Oct. S-With the president, Mrs. John W.
Payer; 'Heroines of Ancient Records, Sa-
cred and Profane," Mrs. s. E. Gilbert; ques-
ton, How far did these women change the
history of the world?" leader Mrs. Willis
Engle; roll call; name favorite heroine with
reason for same.
Oct 22-With Mrs. S. c. Haskell; Women
of the Early Church. Mrs. James r. Ross;
question, Would there be the martyr spirit
to-day were there persecution" leader, Mrs
M. e. Rice; roll call; give favorite parsonage
or incident connected with earliest church
history.
! Nov 12-With Mrs. Gilbert; Women of
| the French Revolution Mrs. M Caylor:
| question, Was that era more frivolous more
! profiigate than our OWN leader Mrs. c.
T.. Halpine; recitation from j. w Riley,
Mrs. A NJ Payer; roll call; De Stael Sand,
Roland, Corday Or Tale of Two Cities"
! Nov. 26-With Mrs nj. SulgroVe Pioneer
! Women of America Mrs r. r. Armstrong;
question, did tho hardships of the moth
erS result in the enervation of the daugh-
ters?" leader, Mrs. S. C. Haskell; roll call;
Hemans Sigourney, Osgood or Stowe
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