The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25
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May g. 2l5-with Mrs. Sawyer: Charles
Lamb, Ada l. r Bentoni Mar, Mary Lamb 1nD,"
Bell Garrard; Dream Children" Eugenia
May II, 7:45-with Mrs. Brown: Richard
Plantagenet,' William II. Dye: The Mem
esis' Lillian S. McLain; 1.-The Strategic
Elizabeth Nicholson.
Century Club.
Oct. E"The Practical Idealist," Mr..
oct. 11-.Hasheesh-A Medico-Legal Pos
sibilty," c. B. McCulloch.
Oct. 1S-"Alexander Hamilton and the Re-
public" Henry NJ. Bowling
Oct. 25-Guests' evening THE Spring of
Perpetual YOUTH H. Tn. Miller.
Nov. 1-"Voltaire." ]. Cumming Smith.
Nov. 22-Dinner to James Whitcomb
Nov. 2s--Guests' evening. Here and
Dec. 6-"The Struggle for Supremacy" c..
Dec. isc"The Disadvantages of Republic
an Institutions Merrill Mcores.
Dec. 20-Bishop .ohn Hazen White.
Jan. 3-"The Scholar in Politics" r. A.
Brown. :.
Jan. 1O-"Some of the English Dialects"
Charles f. Remy
Jan. 17-"Rudyard Kipling," John L. Grit
fiths.
Jan. S1-Guests' evening.
Feb 7-'Washington Irving" Louis A.
Feb. 14-"The Party Man." James w. Fes-
Feb 21-"The Feasibility of Jurispru-
Feb 2S-Guests' evening. 1.-THE Modern
Stage" Hilton u. Brown.
Sketching Club.
Oct s-"Summer Notes" club members;
1St TIP tG Ege0P e RGes in american
.aTr'ees,' exhfbitor, Selma Neubacher.
Sy and Sbrsan Art %ary snydep
talk. Sara d. Mayo; illustrations, Kettle
Adams. -,
Flora Hamilton; talk. Clementine Doches;
illustrations Lucy Mayo;
Dec NEUROLOGICAL Influence in Classic
And Gothie Art Lucy hayo; ta ekbibitor
Dec. Psychological Influence in Mu-
sic, lone Scholl; talk, Jessie Daggett; IL
Illustrations, menu cards, exhibitor. Fannie
Dec. S1-Guest day. cart Living" Minnie
Merritt Fay; talk. Helen Mckay; exhibit
Jan. 14-"conditions Essential to a Ma
tional Architecture" Hettie Adams; talk,
exhibit, Nellie Wells and Julia Walk
Jan. 2S-"The Field for the Sketcning
Club" Helen Mckay and Selma Neu-
bacher; Threads" exhibitor, Alice somer-
Feb. 11-"Design in It's Relation to Pres
ent Conditions" Edith Williams; talk Mar
garet Steele Book Plates" exhibitor
Feb. 25o"American Industries Alice
Somerville: talk, Imogene Shaw; Linens
March 11-"Art in the Homes Myra Dag
gett; talk, Vivian Greene; "Draperies," ex-
hibitor Flora Hamilton. .
March 251CeramicS. designing ana
Modelling in America Jessie Daggett; talk.
Julia Walk; exhibition. =
Illustrations, Daisy Avery.
April 22-"Modern Tendencies In Vase
Forms" Edna McGilliard Christian; talk.
Rose Holmes; Vases" exhibitor Bessie
=" Nav dfne eM"The Nude in Art" Fannie cuer;
talk, Charlotte Paddock; illustrations, Louisa
" May Nay 3o-"The Picture that Is Sold" Wv,
ian Greene; talk. Abbie King; Pictures,
exhibitor. Sarah Keehn.e os. roasts ,,non
Artistic Photography Mr.. J. G. Kitchell;
'Heidelberg,P Mr.. 3. K: GOss: "Archi-
lecture Mr.. F. E. Dewhurst
Rosemary Club.
Oct. &President's day.
oct. 22-"Cowl and Rosary" Miss Mar
garet Anderson: conversation. Religion in
Modern Fiction Miss Lucille Ballard;
Folsom; 1.-THE Merging of Northern Myth
Into History" Miss Mary E. Catherwooo'
discussion.
D Dec s@"W Vest m story Teliers." Miss
Julia Walk; conversation, Tine Poets
West" Miss Nina Bond
H gani = IN on Bit of New England" Miss
Henrietta Mayo; "A Story" Miss Emma
jan 2iE"fncongruities Of American Life"
Mrs w. F. Christian; conversation. THE
New Anglo Saxon Miss Daisy. Avery,
Feb 4The preRapha,eR1f,e s 7es9 ais Lazy lazy
Feb. 1s-"A glimpse of Modern English
Life" Miss Julia Fish; conversation IN, the
March 4-Annual election.
March 1S-Paper by a CLUB guest;
0 RpriI 15-'war Notes." Miss Hettie
Adams: conversation, Our Large American
Ipf Hi5T maF day saSP he Old French
Town on the wabash" Miss Anna sickles;
New Harmony Mrs. Hoyt McClain; dis
May is-'Recent Ideals of Education"
Miss Adah Conner; conversation, Expert
ences," Miss Elizabeth Hough.
Belle Ward conversation. 'Hugh wynne.
Free Quaker" Mrs. Herbert s. Wood;
June 10-".rhe Rosemary Potpourri." Miss
'P The officers are: President. Mrs. w. F.
Christian: vice president, Miss Julia Fish.
secretary Miss Julia Walk; treasurer Miss
Belle Ward. Executive committee-Miss
Elizabeth Hough. Miss Helen Mckay Mrs.
Hoyt Mccain; delegate to the local council,
Miss Mabel Folsom.
Clio Club.
Oct. 1+-Hostess, Mrs. J.: H. Furnas
early History of Scotland" Mrs: j. A..
Risk; early Scotch Literature and Writ
ers," Mrs. j. j. Brown.
Oct. 2S-Hostess, Mrs. Arthur Timberlake
Religious State of the Kingdom Before the
tional Heroes" Mrs. Ella K. Furnas
Scotch Nobility" Mrs. r. II. Adams; The
Most Scottish of Scots Mrs. Delitha B.
Harvey.
From the Union Of the Crown to the Union
of the Parliaments, Mrs. Rowland Evans;
Robert Burns and The Cotter's Saturday
Night /" Mrs. ]. w. Harper.
Scotch Character as Portrayed In Fiction"
Mrs. Nora B. Evans; Scotch Ballads" Mrs
j. G. Mcdowell.
Walter Scott Mrs. Hannah M. Furnas;
Highland Scenery and Customs" Mrs. F.
M. Montgomery.
Jan; 27.Hostess, Mrs; ]; H. Stubs Mod
Scottish Churches of To-day" Mrs. F. A.
Cotton.
Feb. 1O-Hostess, Mrs. F. F. McCrea.
Literary and Commercial Capitals of Scot
land" Mrs. G. B. Nordyke; roll call; quota
tons from Scotch writer's.
Feb. 24-Hostess Mrs. Rowland Evans
Robert Louis Stevenson" Mrs. j. e. An
derson; Gail Hamilton" Mrs. d. w. Mar
mon.
March 10-Hostess. Mrs. r. w. Furnas
Famous Women" Mrs. G. N. Harold ;
Beautiful Women of the Poets" Mrs. Mary
March 24-Hostess, Mrs. Robert H. Adams
Development of the West Coast-Civic,