The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-04
Club Notes.

TIE Sorosis Club will meet with Mrs Dill,
PIG Park avenue. on Tuesday.
The Bezigul Club will give it's third dance
at Y. NJ. l, Hall tomorrow evening.
The Intermezzo Musical Club will meet
tomorrow morning with Miss Amy Wooden.
Century Club--Tuesday evening. The
Struggle for Supremacy, Mrs. Charles p.
Doney.
The Chrysanthemum Euchre Club was en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bates Fri
day evening.
The auxiliary to the o. r. c. will hold
its monthly social with Mrs Thomas Love,
No. 1910 Bellefontaine street, Tuesday.
The German Literary Club will not meet
until Dec Is, and then the hostess will be
Mrs. Frederick Rush instead of Mrs. Haerle.
Friday Afternoon Reading club-Mith
kell and Mrs. Hess; discussion led by Mrs.
Caylor.
Clio Club-Friday, with Mrs. Mcdowell.
Scotch Character as Portrayed in Fiction,
Mrs. Evans; Scotch Ballads" Mrs. Nc
Dowell.
The Wildwood Euchre Club was enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. ii. c. Currens at
their home on North Meridian street Friday
evening.
Portfolio Club-Thursday evening Ger
man games in charge of Mrs. Carl II. Lieb-
err: committee on entertainment, Mrs. Glib
son and Mrs. Haldeman
Mary X. Denny Coterie-W ednesday morn
ing with Mrs Gibson; Sentimental Tom
my Mrs. Gibson The Local Setting of
Barries Stories, Mrs Olcott
Katherine Merrill Club-Saturday, 1.-The
Price of Luxury" The Decadence Of Ma
tiOn," Mrs. Frank Morrison; 'Philisun-
ISM" leader, Mrs. Scot Butler.
Philomathean Club-Frday, with Mrs.
Voris, America and F'rance-The Genet
Episode" leader Mrs. Farrabee: paper Ike
sources and Conditions OF France, Mrs.
Lee.
James +. Statesman, of Peru, has ac-
cepted position on the library legislative
committee of the Indiana Union OF Literary
Clubs. in place of Prot. \. Moran, who has
resigned.
FortnightIy Literary Cub-Tuesday,
''Clubs and Their Programmes, Mrs. IL. g.
Newcomb; Modern Sources of Literary In
spiraton," Mrs David Gibson; conversa-
ton. Mrs. S. T. Gray.
over the Tea Cups club-Frlday after
noon, with Mrs. W. ". Woollen. Chips
cart; Passages from the Life of a Ian
DOR Mrs. Henry Coe.
Parlor Club-W ednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Benton. Wordsworth" 'Sonnets
Miss Nicholson; ode to Immortality Mrs.
W. II. Dye; Excursion" Mrs. Preston Kel-
sey; Prelude" Mrs. Rexford.
The Magazine Club will give fits "ruther
day at the heme of Mrs. Charles Rusby
Saturday. Dec. 10, instead of Saturday, Dec.
IL. On this occasion each member viii give
some amusement for the club.
Queen Esther Auxiliary will be enter
tanned Friday by Mrs. Mary Sharp at her
sisted by Mrs. Rose Crawford and Mrs.
Clara Holderman. Election of officers.
Local Council of Women-We dnesday
afternoon German Literary Club reporl
Mrs Clemens Vonnegut; The American
Housewives Responsibility TO the State, -
introduced by member OF the programme
committee: THE influence of Physical Upon
the Mental and Moral Development" DR.
Sarah stockton, soup and Breads" demon
strated by Mrs. Frederick Knetier.
The Veronica Club met With Mrs. Nc
Morrow Friday afternoon. Convent Asso-
ciations'' was the subject of talk by Mrs.
Blanche Bloor Schleppy. followed by con-
yersation and music. Miss Leonora Laycock
sang "A Dream Of Paradise. The president
read an address of welcome and congratula-
ton from Sister Mary Veronica. preceptress
OF the institution at Oldenburg, in whose
honor the club received its name.