The Indianapolis journal., 1898-04-10
Club News.


The L. L. L. Club will be entertained to-
morrow eveaing by Mrs Henry Kahn
Miss Lillian Reeves will entertain the
North-end Whist Club Friday evening.
The annual election of officers for the Art
Association will be held Tuesday AFTERNOON.
The Chapel Club will meet "Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. John Reaume. Inc
club made 81 500 last year.
Naomi Auxiliary will give musical and
literary entertainment, followed by Dance
at Masonic Hall Wednesday evening.
Mr. John b. Elam will read paper on
''rhe English Queen tomorrow evening,
before the Indianapolis Literary Club
At the Woman's Club, Friday, Mrs; May
Wright Sewall will read a paper on George
Sand" which will be generally discussed.
Magazine Club with Mrs. Winchester
THE Palace of Art" Mrs. f. p. Brown;
Maud Mrs. Florence Tibbs, Mrs a. L.
Preston.
Mai. Robert Anderson w. r. c. will give
q tea at the residence of Mrs. Melinder, No.
421 North Senate avenue, Tuesday afternoon
and evening.
Mrs. l.. A. Fisher, of North West street,
will entertain the Edelweiss Cinch cub
Tuesday afternoon and the Wimodaughsls
Club Friday afternoon.
The Ceramic Club will meet Wednesday
with Miss Katherine Sickles, No. 10l North
East street PREHISTORIC Pottery and cur
rent art topics will be the subjects
Mrs. B. H. Izor No. 1872 North Capitol
avenue, entertained the B. B. Euchre Club
IL. u.
College avenue, will be the next hostess.
An old-fashioned spelling match will be
given tomorrow afternoon at Roberts Park
Church by the ladies of the church organl-
zation. McGuffys spelling book will be USED.
German Literary Club Tuesday: Elm
druckder Maerchenaufs Kindermueth,
Mrs Louis Hollweg; conversation, Mrs. ).
t. Eaglesfield; leader, Mrs Bernard Vonne-
gut
Parlor Club, wednesday evening, with
Mrs. William H. Dye. THE Conspirators
Against the King, Mr.. Dye; Ofhcers ana
Soldiers in the Kings Army" Mrs. A. R.
Mayo.
There was concert given by the boys
of the Boys Club Tuesday evening and
they cleared $27 special service Will be
given by them this afternoon at the club
rooms
Robert Owen and His Indiana Colony
will be the subject for discussion at the
meeting of the Century Club Tuesday even
ing. The paper will be presented by Rev.
George L. Macintosh.
At the Fortnightly Literary Club Tues
day, paper on Gladstone and the Sultan.
Miss Laura Ream will discuss the Political
will be led by Mrs. Wynn.
Mary K Denny Coterie: "Some scien-
lists and Their Work" Mrs: E. W, Allen;
Poems" Mrs. ], W. Powers; Romance of
London Bridge Mrs. l.. Anna Mavity.
The Monday Afternoon Club will meet
with Mrs. A: J: Clark, No GA North New
Ida Nail and Mrs. Blanche BlOor Schleppy.
Subject, Charles Reade and His Writings"
Club parties at the Brenneke Academy
this week will be the Terpsichore, Tuesday
evening; the Coreopsis, Thursday evening;
class party, Friday evening, and the
chiIdrens closing party, Saturday evening.
AT the latter a nag march will be feature
of the evening.
The Minerva Club will meet tomorrow
with Mrs. Kate L. Elder, No. 519 East
Eleventh street. Miss Gertrude Goodhart,
Mrs j. H. George, Mrs. Harriet Brown,
Mrs. Carter Miss Nancy Warman, Mrs. j.
r. McShane and Miss Sarah E. Rudisell
will have the papers, which will relate to
colonial life.