The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-13

Indianapolis Literary Club Monday even
ing: Some Popular Fallacies.' Charles E.
Ferguson.
At the Century Club Tuesday evening Mr.
John Lyle Clough will read paper on Col
or Photography"
Philamathian Club. Friday. with Miss Cur
dy Pa ds age Mn MRS crane paper Ma
Magazine Club, Monday evening, with
Mrs Maurice Albrecht. Woodruff Place:
Stereopticon views, by DR.. Albrecht.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Kuhn will entertain
the N Il. Euchre Club Feb. Is at their
home, No 2017 North Senate avenue.
The Young Peoples Auxiliary of Roberts
Park Church will give a valentine social in
the church parlors tomorrow evening.
At the Katherine Merrill Club yesterday
Miss May Louise Ship read "A Sketch,
and Mrs. John l.. Griftiths read a paper on
An representation.
The Mizpah Cinch Club was entertained
Thursday night by Miss Mamie Bowen, No
will entertain Feb. p.
Mrs. Mamie Conrad, of Warsaw, Ind,
grand matron of the Eastern Star Chapter
was the guest of Naomi Chapter Friday
evening al Masonic Hail.
Parlor Club. Wednesday evening, with
Mrs. Frank S. Foster: "Other Characters,
Mrs. Charles Garrard; Women of the
Play" Mrs. William H. Dye.
Aftermath Club, Thursday. with Mrs r.
d. Fisher: Emerson the Poet, Mrs. Behy-
mer; essays, THE Poet, Poetry and the
Imag nation and poem, The Poet"
Womans Club, Friday afternoon: "Shel-
Tvs Lyrics" Miss Macy Coughlen; Person
aity in Prose and Poetry" Miss Flora
Bridges; conversation on the second paper
The Afternoon Club will meet Monday
with Mrs. Jessie Brown Pounds in irving,
ton. The subject will be Victor Hugo, and
papers will be read by Mrs. Maud Showers
and Mrs. Alice Warth.
Mary X Denny Coterie Wednesday:
Locke and His Philosophy" Mrs. L.. Anna
Mavity: Life Of John BUnyan," Mrs. j. W.
Powers; History of the East India Com
pany.' Mrs. L. w. Allen.
Queen Esther Auxiliary will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Sarah Webb at her home,
No 140 Oliver avenue, West indianapolis,
Friday Feb Is. She Will be assisted by
Mrs. Annie Perry and Mrs. Alice Hatton.
The Clematis Pleasure Club of the South
Side composed of twelve young ladies', will
give calico hop Friday evening at the Y.
Nj. |. Hall The young ladies Will dress IN
calico and take necktie Of the same ma
terial
Fortnightly Literary Club Tuesday: "The
Humane Idea in Municipal Government"
Mrs. Daniel Stewart. Mrs. II. c. Allen. Mrs
j. II. Claypool, Mrs. &. A. Dryer and Mrs.
H. G. Coldwell
The monthly social Of the Crystal Beach
Mutual Improvement Society is postponed
to Tuesday Feb. q. The regular meeting
will be at Miss Merediths No; 1902 North
Senate avenue. Feb. Is. Readers, Misses
Miles and King and Messrs. r, Brooks and
j. Taylor.
The programme for the Indiana Union of
Literary Clubs is completed and has been
sent to Bloomington for final revision by the
executive committee there: 1t Will be print
ed soon and sent out. The j. u. l.. c.,
which has thought best for certain reasons
TO go TO another locality. and has not ac-
cepted Muncies previous invitations, hopes
to receive and accept an ivitation for the
meeting in 1893.
The Hoosier Poet Chapter of the Round
Table entertained with shoddy .aristoc-
racy party Tuesday evening at the home OF
Miss May Allison. The idea was carried
out in the dining room, where the table
was spread with red table cloths, and tin
cups and old dishes were used. The guests
were dressed TO suit the occasion. The
hostesses were May Allison. Flora Davis,
Grace Carriger, Belle Somerville, Adella