The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-09
Club Notes.

At the Fortnightly Literary Club Tuesday
afternoon the annual post bag will be
opened.
The Parlor Club will meet with Mrs. Per-
kins, No. 1011 North Pennsylvania street,
Wednesday afternoon.
The first meeting of the Froebel Club for
this season will be held Friday. 1t will be
presidents day.
The Over-the-teacups Club will observe
presidents day Friday with breakfast at
the home of Mrs. Flora c. Jones.
At the indianapolis Literary Club to-mor-
row evening Mr.. Hector Fuller will read a
story THE Confession of Darlington.
The Ceramic Club will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. j. B. Roberts, No 2023
Park avenue. Japanese Art will be the
subject.
paper before the Century Club Tuesday
evening. His paper will be "Hasheesh-A
Medico-legal Possibility
The Monday Afternoon Club will hold the
nrSt meeting of the year with Mrs. Helen
p. Robson, No. 2316 Broadway, tomorrow.
1t will be presidents day.
The Friday Afternoon Reading Club will
meet t, this week with h. the president, Mrs.
subject for the years work is Washington
Irving.
Queen Esther Auxiliary will be enter
tanned Friday by Mrs. Hattie Hecker. at
her home, in Irvington. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. Harriet Human and Mrs.
Anna Clark
Mr. Alfred F. Potts will read a paper to-
morrow evening a the first meeting of the
College Corner Club for this season The
meeting will be held with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam A. Bell
The Fern Leaf Club will have its second
annual reception in Tomlinson Hall Tues
day evening. The grand march will be led
by the vice president, VIM p. Cosgrove,
and Miss Mary Dunn.
The Alumni Chapter of Kama AInba
Theta will be entertained next Saturday
AFTERNOON, Oct 15, 1898, at the home of Miss
Mary Snyder, No. 1910 Bellefontaine street
A farce will be given.
The Sketching Club met Yesterday ard
Miss Rose Holmes gave an interesting ac-
count Of her trip to Europe. Other members
gave short talks of their vacations since the
last meeting of the club.
The Rosemary Club celebrated its first
gathering of the season yesterday and gave
e luncheon az It's NJ room in the Propylaeum.
president. was the guest of honor.
The Clio Club will hold its first meeting
Friday afternoon with Mrs. j. H. Furnas
Early History of Scotland" by Mrs Risk,
and EARLY Scotch Literature and Writers ;;
by Mrs. J. j. Brown, will be the programme
The German Literary Club viii observe it's
). H. Parkhurst Sommer Au IT % MRS IS;
Mrs. J. r.. Lilley, and "Erlebnisse elmer
Amerikanerin in Deutschland by Mrs. HI
c. Siclxles, will be the programme
The PhIlomathean Club will meet Friday
with Mrs. r. +. Flickinger. The subject
will be Louis XVI; His Home and Foreign
Policy and Mrs. II. L Grimes will be the
leader. A paper on Philosophy and Iif-
erature will be read by Mrs. II. H Hail.
The Catherine Merrill Club celebrated
presidents day with a luncheon yesterday
at the home of Mrs Edward II. Dean Mem
bers and guests 10 the number of fifty were
seated at small tables decorated with pink
carnations. Mrs Margaret " Marshall. as
retiring president. presided and made an adj
dress. and Mrs. James p. Baker made an
address. Miss Catherine Merrill read
paper, and Mrs. John L. Cleland gave :
toast. The Passing Show" A four-course