The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-18
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Stones Crossing Lodge, No. 49, knights
of Pythias, was incorporated yesterday.
Hon. George w. Clark, of Morrisville. VT,
was i'll the city last week, the guest of his
nephew, Frank J.. Gates
The series of meetings at the Sixth Chris
tan Church, conducted by the pastor, the
Rev. ID. r. Lucas, will continue each even
ing of the present week except on Saturday.
Rev. c. M. Carter, of Muncie, will preach
at College-avenue Baptist Church to-day at
10: AS a. m. and 7:45 D. m. His evening sub
ject will be Gods Faith in Fallen HUI
manity."
Prof. Gustav Karsten, of the State Uni
versity, is in the city over Sunday. He re-
ports the Journal of Philology, of which he
is chief editor, as making satisfactory
progress.
This evening, at Plymouth Church. Rev.
F. e. Dewhurst will deliver an address en-
titled 1.-THE Times of st. Augustine" This
address is one of the Great Religious
Epoch series.
The Herculean Club has been reorganized,
and this afternoon there will be a dinner
given at the clubhouse and paper will be
read by James H. Lott on The Colored
Man in Politics..
John Mitchell, of this city, is candidate
for election as president of the United Mine
Workers of America at the convention to be
held in Pittsburg, Jan. 3, 1899. His friends
here feel confident that he will be elected.
The gospel service at the Young Women's
Christian Association will be held at the as
ISOLATION rooms this afternoon at O'Clock.
Subject. ''ChristmaG Giving" Miss Palmer
will lead. A ladies' quartet will sing.
Tonight at Masonic Hall the Mgr Bes-
sonies Commandery, X. f. M, will give an
entertainment for the benefit of the poor
of st. Johns parish. The programme will
be lengthy, and will consist of the best tai
ent that can be procured in the city.
Mrs Stella Anderson of the Denison Ho-
tel, and Mrs. r. A. Blanchard, $40 North
Meridian street, members of Meridian-street
Methodist Church. will receive contribu-
tons for Christmas dinners TO be sent to
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city.
Indiara is receiving notice on all sides,
and songs and stories are telling of her
glories. The last is a song. My Indiana
Home,' with words and music by w. L.
Giffe. of Logansport. Mr.. Giffe is a prolific
composer and a musician. The song is Of
the popular order.
At Roberts Park M E. Church to-day, at
II a. m. and 1880 p. M, Miss Ida Sweenfe
viii sing THE Heavenly Message" by c.
w Combs; and at go Mr. Frank Taylor
The Choral Society of seventy voices will
sing at both services.
Tomorrow evening at the Third Christian
Church Harry L. Henderson, chaplain of
the Twenty-Seventh Indiana Battery, will
repeat his lecture. Fifty Days in Porto
Rico" The lecture will be illustrated with
peated at the request of Mr.. Henderson 8
friends.
Mr. b. ]. Lautz. of 1910 Holloway avenue,
this city, Is endeavorng to get up re-
uilOu VI AOLnlG4 A6SiutuNS VI WIFE,
Ind, and as there are more than one hun
dred in this city he desires that they send
their names and addresses to him. The
venerable Samuel Meredith. Luke Walpole,
the blind Justice and many others for
merly lived in Centervilie.
This months number of the Kindergarten
Monthly contains a variety of interesting
matter "A Holly Shaft" by Margaret
Coote Brown; THE Teacher by Frank A.
Nanny; 'Charlemangne's Riddles" by A.
p winston and Pierre Charles l. Enfant,
the architect of the Capitol" by Mrs. O..
B. G.. EaglesfieId. are the leading articles
and there are kindergarten lessons and par
agraphs that make up a dozen or more
nages that are worth reading