The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-27

This board is composed of all foreign mis-
sionary societies of the Presbyterian
churches in the eleven States in this So
ciety.
The young ladies OF the city will present
a flag TO Battery A, and any one desiring
to make contribution is asked to send the
money to Miss Elizabeth Dalton, at the
Blacherne. The act of the young ladies is
one which is similar to others throughout
the State.
The executive committee of the Local
Council Council met yesterday afternoon
with Mrs Emil WuIschner. Miss Harriet
Noble read her report of vacation schools
and 1t was decided that circulars shall De
sent to. each affiliated society of the coun-
Gil, With a view toward taking some action
to secure such schools.
Mrs Otto Schoen gave a large card party
yesterday afternoon at her home on North
Meridian street. She was assisted in her
Inequalities by Mrs. Court Webb and Mrs.
Frank CarIin. There were six handsome
prizes for the players holding the highest
scores The rooms were decorated with
flowers and the score cards were adorned
with water colors. Among the guests were
Mrs. Reuben Greble and Mrs. Roy Caylor.
of Noblesville. and Mrs. Theodore Reed, or
Rushville, who is visiting Mrs. Charles
Candee
The Indianapolis German Literary Club
had a guest evening last evening with Mrs.
Philip Goetz, on North Delaware street.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Walker. president OF the
club presid nd the feature of the meeting
was scholarly paper on Faust" in the
German language by Professor Karsten, OF
Bloomington University The musical part
of the programme included numbers by
such well-known musicians as Mrs. Goetz,
Mrs. II. o. Panther, Miss Mary Josephine
Wight, and Mr.. Hugh McGibeny social
hour followed the exercises.
Mrs Flora M. Hunters ensemble class,
Miss Esther Swain, Miss Bessie Beck, MISS
Lavenia MeKenna and Mrs. Helen Dali
rymple Rice, assisted by Miss Helen swain
and Miss Maud Langstaff, pupils of Kari
Schneider, will give the following pro-
gramme at the Tabernacle Church Friday
evening: Passacaglia, Andante sostenuto,
FlTgIeI Bach; "An6ants from u SeptH1 6a IA
Tqrk sba Mar March BsetsoEen Ma1
Nine" Hawley, Miss Helen Swain; Moment
Musicale, OPP. "a, No. 8, Schubert; valse in
e minor (posthumous), .valse in d nat, OPP.
81, No. l, Chopin march, Op. JOB, Heinrich
Ballet, Delibes; Death of Joan dare"
Bemberg, Miss Maud Langstaff; Rhapsodie,
No. 2 List.
A meeting of the board of directors of the
Daughters of the American Revolution was
held yesterday afternoon TO arrange for the
presentation of a flag to an Indiana regi-
ment 1t was unanimously voted by the
board and the members of the committee
who had in charge the exhibition of pic
lures last week that a part Of the money
first money earned by the local society,
should be devoted to this patriotic purpose.
The following committee appointed to
arrange for the presentations: Mrs. j, L..
Grifflths. chairman; Mrs. Albert Baker,
Miss Eliza Browning Miss Florence Malott
The state regent was requested at this
meeting to correspond with the various
chapters of the Daughters of the American
Revolution throughout the State asking
them to express their patriotism by the
presentation of flags to their home COM
panieS.