The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-29
spent in dancing in the pavilion and in

spent in dancing in the pavilion and in
boating.
Miss Nettie Sweeney. who has been
teaching the history class at Butler dur
Ing Professor Millers Illness, returned to
her home tn Columbus yesterday, Mr.. Miller
being now able 10 resume his work.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club held its final
business meeting for this year on Thursday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. z. F.
Tibbott on Grand avenue. The annual cleo
ton resulted as follows: President, Mr.. Tom
Layman; vice president, Miss Augusta Stew
enson; Secretary, Mrs. b. j. Terrell; treas
urer. Miss Jeffries custodian, Mr.. Fred
Ritter. The club viii give a large lawn
party the last of June at the home of Miss
Stevenson, on Washington street.
The young girls of Mrs. Pounds Sunday
school class gave an entertainment in the
Downey-avenue Church on Friday evening.
The programme consisted of piano solo
by Miss Mabel Vance; a recitation Miss
McGaughey; orchestra music; presenta-
ton of Tenhyson's Dream of Fair Women"
The poem was read by Miss Butler, the
characters being taken by Miss Mabel Grub
as Helen of Troy; Miss Eva Little, Ephi-
genia; Miss Emma McCullum, Cleopatra;
Miss Edith White. Jephtha's daughter;
Miss Josephine Greer, Fair Rosamond; Miss
Ethel Haltom, Eleanor; Miss Beatrice Nc
Clellan Margaret More; Miss Mary Smith,
Joan of Arc. and Miss Josephine Van Freer,
Queen Eleanor. After music and a recita-
ton by Miss Lenore Hall, short dialogue,
"A Brilliant Conversauonalist," written by
Mrs. Pounds, was given Misses Mabel and
Mae Vance, MISS Eva l<lttle ana MISS Helen
Caylor taking the parts.
The Irvington Woman's Club has issued
it's programme for next year. The COM
mittee in charge consists of Mrs. Celeste
c, Barnhil, Mrs. Harriet b. Newlin and
Mrs Elizabeth NJ. Edgington. The officers
for next year are: President, Mrs. Edith Z.
Lesley; vice presidents Miss 1omkins and
Miss Butler; secretary, Mrs. Minnie Q. VII
programme is as follows: Oct. 8, presidents
day, with Mrs. Lesley; Oct. II, How Can
a Busy Housekeeper Find Time for the
Club?" Mrs. Baker, with Mrs. Kingsbury;
Oct 81, with Mrs. Moore, Hospitality"
Mrs. Kingsbury; conversation, The Rela-
ton of Women to Our Charitable Institu-
tons" Mrs CarVin, leader; Nov. IA, recep-
ton to honorary members; NoE;, q, with
Mrs Terrell, debate Resolved, That trans
mitted tendencies are more potent than en-
vironment in the formation of character
Affirmative Mrs. Goe; negative Mrs. For
rest. Dec IL "A Sketch" Mrs. Clarke:
History of the Club Mrs. Kautz; Club
Baker. The Jew Mrs. Newlin; Jan; IT,
with Miss Tompkins, original story, Mrs.
Williams; Jan. 80. with Mrs. Thompson;
Emerson, His Surroundings" Mrs. Brown
ing: "As an Essayist and Poet" Mrs. lib
bolt: His Influence on Present Religious
Thought" Mrs Clarke; Feb. 10. with Miss
E Edgington FEB e. visitors day, with Mrs.
/ Goe: March 10, with Mrs; schell; Golden
Gossip, Mrs. Thompson; "a Case of Maria"
Mrs Barnhill; March q, with Mrs. lib,
Idealism" Mrs. Forrest; Book reviews
Marble Faun." Mrs. Moore; April TO-, Wis
itors' day, with Mrs. Edgngton; April a.
sentation of a selection from Hamlet by
Mrs RS Tibbott. Mrs. Barnhill. Mrs. Newlin
and Mrs. Kautz and Mrs; Browning :; scene ,7
from Romeo and Juliet" by Mrs Terrell
Haunts of our Spring Birds" Mrs. Schell;
'Our Early Birds Mrs; Terrell; Pictures lures
of Spring by Indiana Artists, Mrs. zoe;
Nav %. with Mrs Brown annual reception.