The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-08
Club Notes.


Club Notes.
Miss Clothide Schwartz will entertain her
card club Tuesday evening.
The postponed meeting of the Katherine
Merrill Club will be held Saturday. new
president will be elected.
AT the indianapolis Literary Club to-mor-
row evening DR.. H. c. Martin will read
paper on Cooperative Effort"
The Kappa Kappa Gamma Club will
meet with Mrs Benjamin Carver Kelsey,
No: BIS Ash street, Saturday, at 23O
O'Clock.
The East End Lady knights Club will
have q social and dance at the home Of
Thursday evening.
Maj. Robert Anderson w. r. c., No. A,
will have social at the home of Mrs Liz
zie A. South and Hattie M. Hopkins, No.
$40. Fletcher avenue, Wednesday, from to
10 o'clock.
The indianapolis womans Club will give
a reception Wednesday afternoon, at the
Propylaeum, for the members of the Ma
tional Municipal League which will be in
convention here.
AT the sketching Club yesterday the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
Miss Selma Neubacher; vice president, Miss
Alice Somerville; secretary, Miss Hettie
Adams; treasurer, Miss Sarah keehn.
The German Literary Club will meet
Meredith Nicholson will read paper on
"1bsen," and the conversation on the same
subject will be led by Mrs. T. A. Wagner.
The Friday-afternoon Club will meet this
week with Mrs. Ensley Woman as Wife
and Mother will be the subject of paper
by Mrs. A. G. S. Eagle. The roll call will
be answered with "Dickens's Aliusions to
Women.
The Parlor Club will meet Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Edgar A. Brown. Mr..
Brown will read paper on Charles VI.
King of France, and His NobleS,' and Mrs.
the Play
At the Fortnightly Literary Club paper
on III Usages of Fiction" written by Mrs.
Charles w. Fairbanks, will be read. Mrs.
Albert Baker will read of Thomas Hardy
and the conversation will be led by Mrs.
Frank Gavin.
Over-the-Teacups Club will meet Friday
the Sea- will be the subject of paper by
Mrs Allison I'm Maxwell * The Sea in Song
len, and there will be a conversation on
AN Ocean Voyage"
Yesterday was guests day at the Rose
mary Club and there was an audience of
about seventy-five present to listen to the
literary exercises, consisting of paper on
Literary Epidemics, by Miss Harriet
by Miss Nina Bon p Ths dscu he
sion was on both subjects.
The Minerva. Club will meet tomorrow
with Miss Jessie Hauk, No. 22OS Broadway
dian Wars" by Miss Jeanette smith
..Washinstons YOUTH by Mrs. George
Snider The. conversation on French IN
f1uences During the Wars will be led by
Mrs. Henry Dunn Tutewiler.
The postponed meeting of the Portfolio
Club will be held, Thursday evening. Mr..
committee. Mr.. o. w. Pierce will have
charge Of the music, and the paper will be
on Modern Athens, by Prof. D. C. Brown,
who has recently returned from visit of
several weeks in the Grecian capital
The Ladies' Euchre Club entertained their
husbands at Mrs Carol E. SWANS, No
feature of the occasion was the emphasis
given to patriotism. The favors were silk
flags: The prizes We're the liberty bell
(Delft), large silk flag, portraits of George
Washington and President Mckinley. The
house was decorated with Cuban and
United States silk flags. bunting and red,
white and blue flowers.
The Shakespeare Club has issued invita-
tons for Saturday evening at o'clock at
Plymouth Church, when "A Midsummer
dessohns music, by MIS- e Hannibal Mlsn VII
liams. The following officers have been
elected for the coming year: President, MIR
Goodwin; treasurer, Mr.. w. H. Cook; pro
gramme committed Mrs George ". Huff
ford and Mr.. Oscar w. Sears.
There will be a meeting of the D. A. r.
E. c.. Atkins's. No. 1872 North Meridian
street, in commemoration of the capture of
Allen May 10. IT'S. The committee in charge
is: Mrs. Emil Wulschner, Mrs Henry
Bliss, Mrs. John Johnston, Mrs. Abby
Mayo, Mrs. H.. c.. G. Balls, Mrs. s. E. H.
Perkins, and It will be assisted by the Mary
Gibson Society, c. A. r. Papers will be
read on Tine. Flag,n by Mrs. Perkins, and
''Ticonderoga," by Mrs Wulschner.
The club people from indianapolis who
will attend the Indiana Union of Literary
Clubs at Bloomington this week includes
Mr.. Charles R. Williams, the chairman OF
the programme committee; Mr.. Charles e.
Coffin, from the Art Association; Mrs. Chas.
NJ Walker, Mrs. Theodore Wagner and
Mrs. Henry Sickles from the German Lit
erary Club; Miss Julia Harrison Moore,
from the Woman's Club; Mrs. Jacob p.
Dunn and Mrs. Albert Rabb. from the
Fortnightly Club; Mrs. Lois Hufford and
Miss Ethel Curryer from the Shakespeare
Club; Mrs. John w. Jones, Mrs. Henry Coe
and Mrs. Charles N. Thompson, from the
ver-the-Teacups; Mrs. Rowland Evans and
Mrs. A. Fl. Webb, from the Clio Club; Miss
Alta NJ. Roberts and Mrs NJ. S. Hopkins.
from the Inter Nos; Mrs. Henry N. Castle
and Mrs. a. r. Hale, from the Study Class;
Mrs. Alice Ross Hadley and Mrs. N c.
Roberts, from the Ceramic Association;
Miss Mary l.. Mckay and Mrs w. H Dye
from the Parlor Club; Mr.. Albert Rabb,
Miss Martha l.. Mckay and Mrs. S. E. Per-
kins, from the College Corner; Miss AIDE
laide Carman and Miss Josephine Robin
son, from the Matinee Musicale; Mrs. Mar
gareI V. Marshall and Mrs. Bement Lyman
from the Katharine Merrill Club, and Miss
Mary Josephine Wight, who will be on the
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