The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-11
April q. at the Brenneke Academy Each
member has the privilege of inviting one

April ~ at the Brenneke Academy. Each
member has the privilege of inviting one
guest.
Mr.. Irving Swan Brown will give re-
ception Tomorrow evening and entertain
the buyers of the New York store with
wnom ne has been connected previous 20
going East to reside.
Miss Clothilde Schwartz, of Talbot ave-
nue., entertained her club at progressive
clnch tuesday evening. After the game the
friends listened To the graphophone and had
a hashiight picture taken.
Mrs. Jacob p. Dunn will read of THE
Paragraphists" at the Fortnightly Literary
Club. Tuesday afternoon. and Miss Annie
Gaines Dye will read of Comic Art The
Alalott.
The Zerelda Wallace Club will meet with
Mrs Fleener, No. 1854 North Meridian
street, Tomorrow afternoon, Papers will
The Birds Of the Poets and Famous
Poems on Flowers"
The annual meeting of the Free Kinder
garten and Childrens Aid Society will be
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. There
Will be the annual reports and the election
OF officers. The public is invited.
Mrs. Thomas Dean will observe her regu-
lar day at home tomorrow afternoon. and
will have with her Miss Jennings, of Balt-
more. who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed
ward Reese and Miss Grace Hull, of Lafay-
cite, who is visiting Miss Lockwood.
Miss Gertrude Moore OF Brazil. who is
we'll known in this city. gave a reception at
guest Miss Winifred HSsung , l of this cit e
Miss Hysung played several selections on
the piano and Miss Stella Riddell sang.
Mrs. Hattie Faulkner, No. 441 North Cal
ifornia street will entertain George H.
Thomas Corps and their friends Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Faulkner will be assisted
by Mrs. Margaret Sulgrove Mrs. Scholl,
Mrs. zimmerman, Mrs. Sprankle and Mrs.
Billings.
At the Woman's Club. Friday Miss Eliz-
abeth Layman will read paper on 10
sephine-Empress and Woman Miss Marie
Ritzinger VIII read Of The Character and
influence of Queen Louise of Prussia, and
the conversation on The Power Behind
the Throne" will be led by Mrs. Chaplin
g. Foster.
The y. T. c. Dancing Club composed of
young married people. Will dance in Micks
Hall Monday night. The Bezique Club will
dance In the same hall Tuesday night. The
kes-Blume Club will hold forth Wednes
day night, and the Pavanne Club one of
the Oldest in the city. will give it's last
dance for this season Thursday night.
The last performance of the Dramatic
club for the season will be given Tuesday
evening April 20. and will be repeated the
following evening for the benefit of the
Boys Club. The first play. THE Happy
strong and Mr.. Edward Il. Gates. The
second play. farce. Poor Pillicodt ="
William j. Brown Miss Kate Wallick Miss
Annie Gaines Dye and Miss Mckenzie
Miss Pauline Schellschmidt gave an after
noon in French yesterday with her class.
The programme included the reading of one
act from the comedy La Poudre aux
Yeux' by Miss Langstaff. Miss Eberhardt
Miss Dewar and the Misses Schellschmidt.
Miss Langstaff sang a chaminade song in
French and Miss Schellschmidt herself
read some of Nine. De Sevignes's letters.
This was followed by conversation. A num-
Der of friends were invited for the event.
The closing dances CT the season at the
Brenneke Academy ere being announced.
The childrens private class will dance
April IL; the Ladies' Club, April II; the
Married Peoples Club, April "a; the Min
net Club. April %; the Wednesday evening
class. April %: young peoples dance
April 30: the Juvenile class, May 1 and May
S. and the Tuesday evening class. May T.
Each OF these will be a party. with dance
programmes and refreshments.