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

/ Mrs James r. Ross, Mrs. Mary T.. Rice.
Mrs. Lizzie VI. Spahr and Mrs. Addie &. ;.
April 22-With Mrs. NJ. f. Rice: eAmeri-
/ can Artistic and Scientific Women" Mrs. A.
/ Moore; Rosa Bonheur (short sketch),
i Mrs. S. Gilbert. Discussion: American
Ross. Roll call: items in regard to favorite
j artists or actors.
/ Wife and Mother" Mrs. A. G. S. Engle;
4 reading of the first years work of the club.
| secretary; roll call, "Allusions to Woman, =
| May 27-With Mrs. Engle; reading of the
second and third years work of club. sec
/ rotary: short selections upon Woman.
/ from Byron. Mesdames Rice, Ensey Hobbs
/ and NJ. Sulgrove: roll call 'Anusions to
| Woman from Shakespeare.
June 10--With Mrs II. A. Ross: minutes
/ of fourth years work of club, secretary
/ social and farewell.
IRyINGTON CLUB.
Oct with Mrs. Thompson, presidents
day
| Oct 1s-With Mrs. Kingsbury; THE CO.
lonial Governments" Mrs. j. F. Barnhin:
conversation, who Would Be Free, Them
selves Must Strike the Blow" Miss Ro-
maine Braden, Mrs. c. E. Newlin.
Nov with Mrs. Moore; 1.-THE Critical
Period Mrs. c. B. Clark; conversation,
| John Adams and Thomas Jefferson" Mrs.
| M. r. Williams and Mrs. r. c. Browning
| Nov. 15-With Mrs Browning; visitors
day Paper by Miss Nina Merrill
! Nov. 29-With Mrs. Edgington; THE Con-
stitutional Convention" Mrs. M. c. Goe;
conversation, 'fThe Trainers of the Consti-
tuition" Miss Eva Butler and Mrs f. r.
| Kautz.
Dec 1S-With Mrs. Tibbott; benjamin
| Franklin as Man of Letters" Mrs. w. w
Knapp; AS a Scientist" Miss Elizabeth
| Tompkins ''As a Statesman" Miss Mary
| de3s; conversation, He Was an Honor Not
Only to England, but to Human Nature"
Jan. 3-With Mrs. Goe; "The Lawmaking
Power" Mrs e. p. Newlin; conversation,
and Mrs. Q. o. Carvin.
: Jan: with Mrs. Clarke; visitors day.
Jan. 31-With Mrs. Knapp; Henry Clay"
Mrs. R: f. Moore; Daniel webster Mrs
f. r. Kautz John G. Calhoun Mrs. J. L.
Figures in CONGRESS- S' Mrs. G RoG TiarLs
Feb 1EWith Mrs. Kautz; visitors day
Feb Pa Late Book" discussion led by
Miss Romano Braden.
March 14-With Mrs. Newlin: 1.-The Presi-
dent of the United States Mrs. Daniel
Lesley: conversation, Abraham Lincoln"
March 28-With Mrs Car 1 "TRe Exc;
tive Departments of the Government" Mrs
| cal Side of the Money Question: Mrs J. f.
Barnhill and Mrs. Otis Greene.
ca April Eai e with Miss Tompkns; United
! conversation From John Jay to Fuller"
Mrs. J. F. Edgington and Mrs. Daniel Les
April 25-with Mrs Lesley; Mas May
! Louise Shipp
May 9-With Miss Braden 1.-THE Seat of
| the Government of the United States" Mrs
E. F. Tibbott; conversation. "Diplomatic
Life at Washington" Mrs. ]. F. Barnhill,
May 2s-With Mrs. Brown; social evening.
IRVINGTON TUESDAY CLUB.
Oct PRESIDENTS day.
1o-sfVil1iarn and Mary ATrc NJ
Josephine Bowin; conversation, London in
the Eighteenth Century, Mrs A. N
Towles.
Nov. 2-"The Days of Queen Anne" Mrs
j. L. Hunter; conversation. Henry Es-
mond," Mrs. George w. Calvin
| Nov. 16-'The Four Georges" Mrs Eliza
| beth Powell; Napoleon and Wellington"
Mrs. James Braden; conversation, Mrs.
| Charles M. Cross. Mrs. James G. Kings
bury.
Nov. SO-"The Great commoners,'' Mrs.
Sarah w. Blount; English Women of Let
! ters,' Mrs. William Mcmillan; CONVERSE
ton, Mrs. Albert Johnson, Mrs NJ Joseph
| Dec. 14-Guest day.
| Dec. 2S-"Waverly' Mrs. George W. CAL
vim; Lights and Shadows Of Scottish
Life" Mrs. Jennie Jeffries; Scotch songs,
- Jan IM-,r,,English Cathedrals," Mrs. A. N.
| Towles; Westminster Abbey Mrs. T. c.
! thompson; conversation, Mrs j. H. Moor
man, Mrs. Jennie Jeffries.,
Jan 25-"England and India" Mrs.
| Charles M. Cross; conversation THE Rise
of I'm, Method ism Mrs James II. Banning
Roberts; conversation, THE Poet Moore"
Mrs Albert Johnson; song, It's the Last
Rose of Summer" Mrs. G.. 2. Wise
Feb. 22-".Queen Victoria and Her Court, ;"
Miss Sarah Kingsbury; Historical Cas-
! ties, Mrs. James Layman; conversation
Mrs, W. H. H. Graham, Mrs. James
March 7-Guest day.
March 2-'Victorian Statesmen Mrs
J; H. Norman; selections from Dickens
= April 4-Original story, Mrs. w. H. H.
Graham; selections. from Edwin Arnold
April 18-'Prehistoric America" Mrs
| Jesse Summers; review Of the Fair God, I"
| Mrs. Charles ShOtWell.
May 2-"Beginnings of a Nation" Mrs
| Mary l. Calkins; Picturesque America, "
| Mrs. James G. Kingsbury; conversation
| Mrs. George w. Calvin, Mrs. Elizabeth
May 16-"old Times in the Colonies" Mrs.
G. p Wise; conversation, 1.-THE Scarlet
Letter." Mrs. c. W. Harvey.
May 30-A social evening.
LOCAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN
Oct. 5-Reports from affiliated societies.
each limited to five minutes. Propylaeum
Association, Mrs. Annie Ames Spruance;
indianapolis Orphan Asylum, Mrs. Martha
E. Landers; George H Thomas w. R. c..
Mrs. Julia C. Harding; Laundry Workers
Union, Miss Ida w. Keyes; Woman's Ex-
change, Mrs. Frances T. SayIes. 3;30-4:9O-
Address. Temperance Citizenship" Rev.
Matthias L. Haines. 50O-Formal dis
| cuSson.
Nov. Paper THE Esthetic in the Life
of a Community" Miss Elizabeth Dye. Dis
cussion. Architecture, Mrs. Emily Gilbert
| Gibson. Katherine Merrill Club; Art Mrs.
India C. Harris, Indianapolis Art Associa-
ton: Music, Mrs. Mary A. Whittier, Matt
nee Musicale; The Home Mrs. Bertha Rose
Knefler, German Literary Club; The Beau
/ tifying Of Cities Miss Mary Dean, Indian
| apols Woman's Club.
Dec. 7-Fortnightly Literary Club, Mrs
Kate Miner Rabbi Magazine Club, Mrs
J. Berryhill; Over-the-Teacups, Mrs. Flora
C. Jones; Minerva Club, Mrs. Harriet s.
Brown: Clio Club. Mrs. Elizabeth Harvey
! Cox. Paper, Influence of Clubs Upon
! Civic Life Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke
Jan 4-Society of Hygiene, Miss Hester
Extension of University Teaching, Rev.
Flower Mission, Mrs. Laura L. Elder;
man; Ladies' Missionary Society Second
| PRESBYTERIAN Church, Mrs. Harriet n.
Lodge Paper Comparative Systems Of
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