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


Relations to the Mother Country" Mrs. L.
May s-.'The French and Indian Wars
Mary Russo Carter: washington
| Youth. Mrs. George Snider; conversation,
| French Influences During the Wars, Mrs.
/ Henry Dunn Tutewiler, leader.
May 2S-.'The General Conditions of the
Colonies Prior to the. Revolution. Mrs.
Howard Gale; The Early Patriots Mrs.
| Bette Cox: general conversation.
May 2S-Social day, Mrs. John A Cole
OVER THE TEACUPs
Oct s-With Mrs. John w. Jones; presi-
dents day, Mrs. Maria NJ. Finch, Mrs.
Jones'
Nov 12-With Mrs Dwyer: "A Bit of
History" Mrs. W. w. Woollen; conversa-
ton on the paper Mrs. John r. Brown;
Pioneer Life Mrs. Alice Finch.
Dec. 10-With Mrs Flora Jones; THE
Protest of the Hero" Mrs L. Anna Nav
ity; The Limits of Realism" Mrs. Aurelia
r. Hale; conversation, by the club.
Jan. with Mrs. Maxwell THE Mother
in Literature" Mrs. ID. L. Wood; THE
Poets Laureate of England" Mrs. Henry
Coe; conversations; Home Life in Differ
ent Lands" Mrs. F. L. McCrea.
Feb. n-With Mrs. F. F. McCrea; Greek
Dramatists, Mrs. Robert w. Cathcart;
Modern Greece Mrs. Arthur N. Dwyer;
conversation on the second paper Mrs.
Coke Alexander.
Reviews Mrs. NJ. L. Haines, Mrs. Henry
L. Van Hoff; Logic in Fiction, Mrs.
Katherine L. Dorsey; election OF officers.
April S-Wth Mrs. Robert w. Cathcart;
"a Story" Mrs. L. c. Day; "Sir Frederick
Leighton" Mrs. Charles n. Thompson; In
Bondage to Conscience Mrs. Edwin S.
May 13-With Mrs Mavity; Men Who
Have Sailed the Sea" Mrs. Allison Max
well; THE Sea in Song and Story, Mrs.
II. c. Allen; conversation; IAN ocean Voy-
- Mrs. J.. o. Henderson.
June 10-With Mrs. Perkins; something
Old and Something New NJ MIS- FoI Elliott o peF
conversation, led by Mrs. M. w. Wallace
GERMAN LITERARY CLUB.
Oct. 12-Lenau Leben und Dichten, Mrs.
H. TIL G.. Naumann; Gedichte, Miss Mary
E. Colgan, Mrs Meredith Nicholson; Lie
der, Mrs. Bernhard Vonnegut.
Oct. 26-Alfred Won Hedenstjerna, Miss
Emily Fletcher; vorlesung, Mrs. Fred
Knefler.
Nov. 9-Gas-Tag-The Propylaeum; Grus
der Praesidentin, Mrs. Charles M. Walker;
Das Genie, Mrs. Henry c. Sickles; Einlei-
tung EUR Conversation, Mrs. James T. Ea-
glesfield Musikalische Vortroege, Mrs.
Bernhard Vonnegut and Mrs. William
Nov. 23-Reservirt Musk, Mrs. Bertha
Test.
Dec. Wilhelm Jensen. Miss Mary E.
mann; Musk, Mrs. Bernard Vonnegut.
Dec % - Weihnachts-Ste Beitroege
Activer und Passover Mitglieder; Musk,
Mrs. William GOetZ.
Jan. 11-Correspondenz, Mrs. ]. r. Lilley,
Miss Flora Rice; Musk, Mrs j. T. Eagles
field; Baemten-W VAIL
Jan. 25-Die Literatur der Neuzeit und
der Zeitgeist, Mrs. Fred Knefler; Converse
ton.
Feb S-Bjoernsen; Geographic und Werke.
! Miss Helen M. Mount; Conversation, Mrs.
Charles M. Walker; Norwegische Musk,
Mrs. j. T. Eaglesfed.
Feb. 22-Julius Wolff; Geographic, Mrs.
Philip Hillebrand; Werke der Prosa Miss
Harriet Jacobs; Lieder, Mrs. Bernhard Won
| negut.
March S-Juius Wolff: Poesie, Mrs. Ber-
tina S. Test; Auszuege aus Semen Dichtun-
gen, Mrs. r. Deitricks.
March 22-Spielhagen, Miss Corinna Rob-
bins; Conversation Mrs Clemens Vonne-
April 12-Eindruck der Maerchen aufs
Kindergemueth, Mrs; Louis Hollweg; Con-
versation, Mrs j. t. Eaglesheld; Lieder,
Mrs. Bernhard Vonnegut.
April 26-Deutche Humoristen, Mrs. j. T..
Eaglesfield; Allgemeine Conversation; HUI
morlstische Lieder, Mrs. William Goetz
May 1O-Isben, Mrs. Meredith Nicholson;
Conversation, Mrs. Theodore A. Wagner
May 24Fruehlings Poesieen, Miss Mabel
Dittemore; Defamation Musk Mrs. Ber-
tina Test and Mrs. Fl. O. Painter.
CLIO CLUB.
Oct. S-Hostess. Mrs. ]. w. Risk; "An
Unknown Country" Mrs. G. N. Harold :;
Legends and Superstitions OF Ireland,
! Mrs. ]. G.. Mcdowell.
Oct. 22-Hostess, Mrs. Ella X. Furnas;
Irish Literature" Mrs. Emma K. Chand-
Ter: Samuel Love-" Mrs. j. w. Risk.
Nov. 12-Hostess, Mrs. w. A. Evans:
Irish Orators and Statesmen" Mrs. J. H.
Stubs; Jonathan Swift, Dean of st. Pat
rick's," Mrs. A. H. Hollowell.
Nov. 26-Hostess, Mrs Hannah M. Furnas;
THE Jewish Woman" Mrs. F. A. Cotton
The Jew in Literature, Mrs. Jesse kel-
lum.
Dec. 1o-Hostess Mrs. D. w. Marmon;
| My Books" Mrs. Robert H. Adams.
Jan. Hostess, Mrs. Arthur Undertake;
/ Masterpieces in Literature and Art" Mrs.
J: w. Harper; Victor Hugo" Mrs c. r.
Jan. 21-Hostess, Mrs ]. w. Harper; "Mu-
sic of Shakespeare" Mrs Rowland Evans.
Illustrated.
Feb. il--Hostess, Mrs. Robert H. Adams;
Imaginary Heroes" Mrs j. J. Brown;
Gail Hamilton Mrs. d. w Marmon.
Feb. 25-Hostess, Mrs F. F. McCrea;
songs and Stories of the Sea" Mrs. Chas..
Kramer. Dialects of Our Country" Mrs.
]. E. Anderson.
Influence of Education on the Lives of
! Great Men" Mrs. A. II. Webb; "Charac-
ter Sketch-Goethe and Schiller Miss An
ME Pyle.
April S-Hostess, Mrs. H. NJ, Hadley;
Influence of the Magazine on the Literary
| Taste of the People," Mrs. Harry Cough
len; Original Sketch" Mrs Fl. M. Had
! ley.
April S-Hostessfi Mrs. H. M. Hadley;
| election of officers; book reviews
April 22-Hostess, Mrs. Delitha b. Har-
! vey; "Electricity-Its Achievements and
! Future Possibilities" Mrs W. A Evans j.;
1.-The Development of the Telescope" Mrs.
| Alice r. Taylor
May 1S-Hostess, Mrs. ]. E. Anderson;
''Womans Work During the Civil War
| Mrs H. c. Wright; THE Closing of Monas-
! teries-Its Effect on Poverty and Crime"
| Mrs Hannah NJ. FurnaS.
May 27-Hostess, Mrs. A. Fl. Webb; Re
forrnatory Work of John Howard and His
Contemporaries" Mrs. Ella x. Furnas;
"Cbild-saving institutions" Mrs. Delitha
B. Harvey.
ROSEMARY CLUB.
Oct. 2-President's day.
Oct. l6-"Letters and Letter Writers,
Miss Lucille Brooke Ballard; conversation,
Famous Diaries" Miss Anna Sickles.
Oct. 30-"Book Bindings, Miss Jessie
Daggett: conversation, "Bibliomania," Miss
Helen Mckay.
Nov 13-Paper by club guest.
Nov 27-"Entertaining Essays" Miss Jul
liza E. F. Walk: conversation, THE Profess
sions in Literature" Miss Mary Alice Sloan.
Dec. 11-Open day. The Spectator and
It's Contemporaries" Miss Lucy Mayo;
conversation, THE Magazine of To-Day"
Miss Mabel Folsom.
Ian IA Garland of Verse Miss Daisy