The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-23

Mrs. o. j. Conrad will entertain her card
club Tuesday morning.
Mrs. C. A. Barth will entertain the Glenn
ats Euchre Club, Thursday afternoon, at
her home on North Illinois street
Friday Afternoon Club, with Mrs. Twi-
name Astoria reading, and the CONVEX
sation will be led by Mrs. Annie B. Hobbs.
Portfolio Club Thursday evening. Stories
and Miss King form the entertainment COM
mittee.
AT the indianapolis Literary Club, to-
morrow night, MI Charles X. Williams Will
read paper on the subject, cooperative
NeWSgathering.
The Monday Afternoon Club will meet to-
morrow with Mrs Blanche Bloor Scheppy.
There will be papers by Mrs. Ola Toph and
Miss Olive Hicks.
The Rainmakers Club, composed of ten
young men, comprised a box party at the
Grand Opera House on Thursday night to
witness "All the Comforts of Home
Clio Club Friday, with Mrs Arthur Tim
berlake, Religious State. of the Kingdom
Before the Reformation" Mrs. J. H. Stubs;
Two National Heroes Mrs. Furnas.
Mrs E. e. Ritchey will be the hostess for
the Philomathean Friday Subject: prince
to Peasant; Time of Louis XIV" Leader,
Mrs. Ludlum; THE Quietists,'' Mrs. Simp-
son
The Sans Souci Club, made UP of young
people of the North Side, has organized for
the winter, with Warren Manchester as
president and Will r. Dunkle as secretary
Parlor Club Wednesday evening, with
Mrs. Dearborn. 1t will be guest evening.
Mr.. Charles w. Moores will read a paper
on John Wilson" which will be followed
by conversation.
At the Mary K. Denny Coterie, Wednes-
day morning. Mrs. j. H. George will have
paper on Master Illustrators of England
and America and Mrs. S. G. Holmes one
on illustrators of Other Countries"
The Old Glory Card Club was entertained
by Miss Nellie Moran at her home on South
street Tuesday evening. The club will be
Gertrude Kelly, at her home, No. S2S West
New York street
The German Literary Club will meet
Tuesday with Mrs. Louis Hollweg. Elm
druck der Marchen auf <indergemuth," by
Mrs. Hollweg; conversation by Mrs. James
T; Eaglesfield and song by Mrs. Vonnegut
will be the programme.
The Inter Nos Club will be entertained
Wednesday by Miss Mollie Roberts. Sub
Mra r. Moefe sour iron Mrn poets
Fike, and song, America, by the he G club. =
At the Fortnightly Club. Tuesday. Mod
ern Spanish Novelists.,'.. Mrs. Frank H.
Dean; conversation, rs it the duty of a
nation to assist other countries in their
struggle for liberty?" Leader, Mrs. Henry
Kahn.
Shakespeare Club Friday evening, with
Miss Fidelia Anderson. Subject: Gym
belne." "A General Review and History
A. Dye; Obscure Passages Cited and Elk
planned Rev. G.. l.. Mackntosh Dramatic
Considerations, Miss Amelia w. Platter;
What Part Does the Dream Play in the
Action?" Mr.. w. H. Cook; THE Poetic
Beauties of Cymbeline,' Miss Roda E..
Seleck
The Magazine Club held it's first regular
meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. j. S. Berryhil. The afternoon was de-
voted to reading. the club magazine, ''Au-
tumn Leaves edited by Miss Ida Foudray,
and composed of the following papers: THE
Adventures of Maya" by Mrs. E. P.
Brown; a poem, "A Child Rainy Day
Story" by Miss Carman; 1.-The Flutter of
an Autumn Leaf" by Mrs. Perrine; "Au-
tumn Leaves" by Mrs. j. L. Benedict; a
poem, "River of Life" and Battle of
Words by Mrs Rose Coleman