The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25
,1rogrsss;" Mrs Mrs J. P. Baker; conversation,


Jan. al-Current events. Science and art.
Miss Annie Gaines Dye, Miss Mary r.
Wynn book review, Mrs. Frsnlz IS. Wynn.
Feb. Il = The Loves of Some Philoso-
Valentine" Mrs. Chester Bradford, oOu o.
Feb. &-"A Word for the Marthas,'' Miss
Rebecca lnsley; Books Worth Reading
AGAIN; MISS Laura Ream; conversation,
March 14-"Characteristics of Ireland and
Her People Mrs. Charles Dryer; Ire
lands Literature and Orators" Mrs w H.
Hobbs; conversation, ''Ireland's Hero Tales
and Poetry" Mrs. James H. Baldwin
March 2S-Evening, s o'clock The I'm
known God" Mrs. Howard G. Dill, of Rich
April II = Current Events; Social Sci
ence," Mrs Helen Eaton, Mrs. E. S. r.
Seguin, Mrs Charles b. lockwood. Miss
NJ. Chaplin; Book Review" Miss Florence
April 1s-Annual election of officers.
Gaines Dye; 10, in Literature" Mrs.
Macy G. Malott; conversation, Miss Ere
May 9-sTruth in Life" Miss Mary Helen
Yerkes: Truth in Literature Miss Mar
garet Smith: conversation, Does Modern
Literature Represent Life?" Miss Lucy
May % = Recent English Art" Mrs.
Charles n. Thompson; Growth of Amer
lean Pottery Mrs J. w. Percy; CONVEX
June 6-"Current Events; a Review of
the Year. Miss Alice Finch. Mrs. Ernest
Keith, Mrs, Charles F; Doney. Mrs W. F.
Claypool.
Minerva Club.
Oct. s-Presidents day, Mrs. w. T.
Oct. 1.-THE American Revolution" Mrs.
James McAlpine; Causes of American
R4evol!ut,ioniI Mrs Jennie L 5Ballenger:
review of THE Daughter of the Revolu-
tom (Charles Coffin, Mrs. H. d. Tute-
wiler; recitation, The Ride of Paul Re-
we're" Miss Carrie w. Smith.
of Lexington, Concord and Bunker Hill
Mrs, Frank Carvin; The General uprisee
..Wieland' Charles Brockden Brown. Miss
Nov. i4-.Mrs. John T. Mcshane. The
Rules Mrs. G. M. Henderson; Declare
ton of Independence Mrs. ]. II. McAlpine;
conversation, Origin of the Flag" Mrs.
ard Gale; Charles Lee Miss Sarah Rudi-
Nov. 2S-Mrs George snider "short
Sketches of Prominent Signers of the Dec
laration of Independence" Mrs. L. c. Cline;
The Declaration Ratified by the Colonies,
Mrs. J. Il; George; MARQUIS de La:ffayettea,,m
in Paris Mrs. Frank Wells. 49,
Dec 12TMrs Henry p. Tut ST,IGn T np
ert Morris and the American Treasury"
Mrs. T. II. Dunning; Biographical Sketch
of Alexander Hamilton Mrs. w. M. Ste
Jan. szMrs: e; n Stevenson. Nc, norg99nizaa-
Beck; washington as Soldier and States.
Hugh Wynne,'; Miss Carrie W. Smith.
Jan: 23--Mrs George M. Henderson;
Leading Battles Of American Revolution,
Miss Caroline Smith; Benedict Arnold"
Mrs. William Wildhack; review Of THE
Spy" Mrs. c. E. Busby.
Feb. 6-Miss Nancy. Warman. Victories
-, he !, 10 Ilrn
dition. of Colonies at Close Of the War"
tion," Mrs. j. A. Coleman.
Feb. 20-Mss Gertrude Goodhart Forma-
ton and Adoption of American Constitu
tion,' Miss Jeanette Smith; The Articles
OF Confederation as Compared with the
Brown.
Feb. 22-At home, 1914 Central avenue;
Mrs. W. M. Stevenson, Mrs. Howard Gale,
March 6~Mrs. G. f. Busby. "organiza-
ton of Government Miss Nancy Warman:
Necessity" Miss Sarah Rudisill; conversa-
ton, How Money Was Raised and Debts
Paid" Miss Caroline Smith; 1.-The Whisky
Treaty with England" Mrs. H. D. Tute-
wiler; Western Emigration" Mrs. j. II.
George. Invention of Cotton Gin.' Mrs.
March ,SOEMrs. w NJ. stevenson "Reso-
luton Of 1898. State Rights Miss Jessie
Eulogy on Washington" Mrs. William
April s-Mrs. William Wildhack. IAN Ac-
count of John Adams and the Principal
Events. of His Administration" Mrs, H. d.
Tutewiler; conversation, Familiar Letters
McWhirter; review of tale of Two Cities"
Dickens), Mrs. Frank Wells.
April 17-Mrs. John A. Coleman. Thomas
Jefferson and the Louisiana Purchase
Mrs. ]. T. McShane; Robert Fulton and
His Invention Of the Steamboat, and Its Eff
fects upon Our Commercial Growth Mrs.
Burr" Mrs. Jennie Ballenger; Embargo
Act" Mrs. L. H. Dunning
= May Mrs. J.: K: Jones; Causes of the
e. Busby: Naval Victories of 1872" Mrs.
c. N. Stevenson; Growth of Manufacture
ing Interests and the Tariff" Miss jean
May 29-Social day; Mrs Oscar Huey.
Music, Miss Ida Sweenie; original story,
Mrs. =. P; Brown music. Mrs. Coleman and
music, Miss Ida Sweenle.
Irvington FortnishtIy Club.
Oct. Presidents day. Hostess, Mrs.
John McGaughey.
:. oct. a.HosteSss. Mrs: p G. Jacobs.
Carver.
Psychological Period in the Worlds His
tory?'' Mrs. J. H. Billings.
Nov. 1S-Hostess, Mrs. w. H. H. Shank.
Electricity One Hundred Years Ago and
To-day" Mrs T. M. Richardson; Mod
ern Views of Electricity" Mrs. w. H. H.
shank; conversation. Benjamin Franklin"
Mrs. w. M. Johnson.
Dec. Social day. Hostess. Mrs. D. K.
Carver.
Dec: 1s-Hostess, Mrs. Mary S. Nc
Jacobs; Mammoth Cave" Mrs. Walter
Howe; conversation. Greater New York."
Jan 6-Hostess. Mrs T. M. Richardson.
Mrs. Helen H. Jackson" Mrs. A Jutt;
Ramona" Mrs. John McGaughey; CONVEX
sation, North American Indian,'' Mrs. J.
Jan: 20e--Hostess, Mrs. Martha Jutt
Character Molding Influence of Her Writ
ings,' Mrs. j. p FinGey.
Power of Music.'' Miss Lola Carver; vocal
solo: piano solo.
Feb. 17-Hostess. Mrs. ]. P. Findley. 1.-THE
Rev. Charles H. Parkhurst," Mrs. John Nc
Gaughey; "Parkhurst's Reforms Mrs. w.
M. Johnston; conversation on papers, Mrs.
A. Jutt.
March s-Hostess, Mrs ]. T. Gist. Club
social.
March 17-Hostess, Mrs J. H. Billings.
Honduras" Mrs. j. H. Billings; examina-
ton of curios; social.
March 31-With Mrs. John McGaughey.
"Up-to-Date Woman" Mrs. T. M. Richard
son; Not Up-to-Date Woman" Mrs. w.
II. Fl. Shank; conversation, "Fads,'' Mrs.
Walter Howe.
April l4-Hostess, Mrs. P. C. Jacobs. Lew
Wallace in His Political Life Mrs. P G.
Jacobs; Lew Wallace as an Author" Mrs.
]: p. Findley: conversation. "Ben-Hur,"
Mrs. Mary S. McGaughey.
April 2S-Hostess, Mrs. T. M. Richardson.
Physical Culture othrre.ee systems, Emer-
CyaueheV. conversation. Its Bearing ON