The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25


gan; conversation, Miss Emily Fletcher:
songs, Mrs Bernhard Vonnegut and Mrs.
Caroline w. Goetz; piano solo, Miss Mary
Magazine Club.
Oct. s-Mrs. Maurice Albrecht. Presi-
dents day; Welcome" Miss Adelaide Car
man; response. Mrs; J. A. Coleman.
:. Oct. z2-Mrs. J. S. Berryhill. Club day;
editor. Miss Ioa Foudray.
Nov. 5-Mrs. Florence Tibbs. Sir Walter
ott-Biographical Sketch Mrs Edward
Lived" Mrs. c. H. Badger. General con-
Nov. is-Mrs. E. P. Brown. Heart of
terson; Reign of George H. Mrs. Abner
Lewis; House of Argyll Mrs. Maurice
Dec Miss Adelaide Carman Jeanne
Deans" Mrs. T.. p. Brown; Phases Of
seQstish Law Miss Carrie Fisher Church
Dec. T-Mrs. Charles Busby. my
Jan. 1AMiss Carrie Fisher. "Kenil-
abethan Period Mrs. Florence Tibbs;
Amy Robsart" character sketch), Mrs. N.
Jan. S-Miss Ida Foudray. Earl of
Leicester" Mrs. c. H. Badger; "Sir Walter
Raleigh" Mrs William Sumner; FESTIVE
ties at KeniIworth," Mrs. Abner Lewis,
Roy" Teviewj. " Mrs John 5; iBerryhifiI;
Rob Roy-the Outlaw Miss Jessie Ham
y. ..
Feb. 14-Mrs. Abner Lewis. Valentine
Feb. 25-Miss Florence Patterson. Jacob
ites," Mrs. Maurice Albrecht; Scottish
Clans" Mrs. Edward Perkins General con-
March 11-Mrs. H. o. Panther Miscel-
Letters from honorary members: Mrs. j.
S. Miller, Charlottesville, Ind; Miss Mary
l.. e. Jones, Terre Haute, Ind. Miss Nellie
Love, California; Miss Bella Bruce, Scot
land. Music, Mrs. II. o. Panther quotation
bee, leaders, Mrs. Mary Perine, Mrs. John
March 25-Mrs. C. H. Badger. STORY of
Ivanhoe," Mrs. j. L. Benedict; reign of
Richard l." Mrs. Florence Tibbs: "Rowena
and. Rebecca,' character contrasts. Miss
April s-Mrs. John L. Benedict. Isaac
the Jew Mrs. John Berryhill; Brian de
Bots Guilbert,' Mrs. Oscar Huey; general
April 22NMrs. Edward Perkins. Guy
Mannering." review, Miss Carrie Fisher;
Meg Merrilles.' character sketch, Mrs
William Sumner.
May 6-NIrs. William Sumner. Dominic
Sampson, Miss Florence Patterson; Real
ity and Fiction" Mrs. N. T. Perine; general
May 2ONMrs, N, T. Perine. Lay Of the
of the Lake" Mrs. ]. A. Coleman.
June 3-Mrs. o. L. Huey. At home.
FroebeI Club.
Oct 14-President's day.
Nov. 12-"Beauty in Common Things" Mr.
Dec. 17-"Child Rearing-a Mothers Stand
point Mrs. o. S. Runnels.
Feb. 4-"America's Contributions to Liter
ature,' Miss Charity Dye.
March 1S-"Domestic Art" DR.. N. A.
Hyde.
April Approximations Between True
and Pseudo Culture" Mrs. May Wright
Sewall.
June 1O-Opening meeting.
Local Council of Women.
Oct. $3.50 O'Clock, council business. Re-
ports from affiliated societies. Monday Aft
ernoon Club, Mrs. Anna d. Yockey: After
math, Club, Mrs. j. T: Barnhill; Women,s
Social and Business Union Roberts Park
Church, Mrs. r. N. Lamb; paper. "Vaca-
ton Schools Mrs. Rowland Evans.
Nov. 2-Hall-place Home Missionary So
ciety. Mrs. Julia Harding; Aid Society Tab
ernacle Church, Mrs. ]. Cumming Smith;
address, THE Neglect Of the Degenerate"
Dec. 7-German Literary Club, Mrs.
Clemens Vonnegut; the American House
wife's Responsibility to the State'-intro-
tee; "The influence of Physical upon Men
tai and Moral Development DR.. Sarah
Stockton; Soup and Breads. Demon
Jan. Art Association. Mrs. Samuel E.
Morss; "a Beautiful City" City. Flower
Mrs S9hn G. Kern Bird I5N
Posters" Miss florence Day.
Feb. PRIMARY Teachers Sunday School
Union, Miss Ida Porterfeld; Door of
Home Training and Why We Need Re-
form Schools Mr.. Charles S. Grout. Char
ity Organization Society.
March Address "Reformatory Work in
Our State" Mr.. Amos Butler, secretary
Board of State Charities
April 5-Annual reports Of retiring officers.
Annual election of officers. Annual recep-
ton to retiring president.
May 3-Child world. Address. Influence of
Fiction. on Character" Mrs. Lois Hufford;
discussion, led by Mrs. Laura Hill Sickles.
June Council business. Young WOmens
Christian Association, Mrs Ella McCrea,
address, Women and Citizenship" Wm.
Dudley Foulke, Richmond.
PhiIOmatheOn.
Sept. SO-Hostess. Mrs. S. w. Trout. Pres
Oct. 14-Hostess Mrs. E. E. Flickinger
Louis. XVI; His Home and Foreign
Policy leader, Mrs. H. l.. Grimes; paper,
Philosophy and Literature" Mrs. H. H.
Hall.
Oct 2S-Hostess, Mrs. E. E. Ritchey:
Prince to Peasant: Time of Louis 1AIV,
leader, Mrs. Ludlum; paper. THE Quiet
ists,' Mrs Simpson.
Nov. 11--Hostess Mrs. H. L. Grimes;
War" leader, Mrs. Simpson; paper, Phil
osophy and Literature" Mrs s. w. Trout.
Nov. 2-Hostess Mrs. H; H. Hall. Louis
XVI and Marie Antoinette," leader, Mrs. E.
C. Ritchey; paper, THE States General-M.
Necker," Mrs. E L. Perkins.
Dec. 9-Hostess. Mrs. Miller. America
Resources and Condition Of France Mrs.
Lud.ufn.
Dec. 2s-TIostess, Mrs. Wilcox. 'Insurrec-
ton of Women; the Feast of Pixies leader,
Mrs. H. n r Hall; paper, ns THE Fall of the
Jan. 6-Hostess Mrs. e. L. Perkins.
Great Parties of the French Revolution"
leader, Mrs. Lott Lee; paper. Character
Etchings,' Mrs E. G. Ritchey.
Jan. ac-Hostess, Mrs. Charles Crane:
France" leader, Mrs. E. L. Perkins; paper,
"A Tale OF Two Cities Mrs. II. II. Hall.
Feb; 3-Hostess, Mrs: s. d. .Farrabee.
Mrs. Miller; paper, Religion and Litera-
ture." Mrs. Wilcox.
Feb. .17-Hostess. Mrs. Lott Lee. Paper.
Napoleon Bonaparte,, Mrs. S; ID. .Farra-
Charles Crane.
March s-Hostess,. Mrs. simpson. 1.-The
Empress Josephine Mrs. Trout; THE En-
March 17-Hostess. Mrs. S, d. Farrabee
March Si-Hostess. Mrs. w. D. Miller
THE Empire, 1S04-1Sl4." leader, Mrs. Charles
Crane; discussion, Condition of France"
April 14-Hostess, Mrs. E. G. Ritchey
Restoration. Waterloo. Addiction lead
er, Mrs. Wilcox; paper, Louis XVIII"
April 2S--Hostess, Mrs. Simpson. France
--1Sl5-lS4S. leader, Mrs. f. J.. Perkins; pa
per, 1.-THE French Revolution Mrs. T.. c.
May 12-Hostess. Mrs. Wilcox. Franco
Prussian War" leader. Mrs. Ludlum; pa
per, THE Empress Eugene and the Prince
Imperial Mrs Simpson.
May 26-Hostess,. Mrs. III. Fl. Hall 1.-THE
rabee. Discussion by the club.
years work discussed by the club.
Friday Afternoon Reading Club.