The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-13

The Wyandotte Whist Club will meet
with Mrs. Mary Fortune on Tuesday even
ing.
Philomathean Club, Friday afternoon,
with Mrs. Richie. Consolidation" leader,
Mrs Richie.
The Hoosier Poet Chapter of the Round
Table will meet with Miss Stella l.. Tute-
wiler Thursday afternoon.
The Merry-go- Round Whist Club met
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Raymond, on
Hoyt avenue, Friday evening.
Indianapolis Literary Club Monday even
ing. Andrew Jackson. and Thomas Jeffer-
son Compared" DR.. J. l.. Thompson.
Miss Wyon, of 1912 North Delaware street,
will be hostess tomorrow evening for the
Young Peoples Auxiliary of Roberts Park
Church.
The Monday Afternoon Club will meet to-
morrow with Mrs d. F; F1eener, No: 2lS6
North Meridian street. An election of Off
GERS will be held.
Parlor Club-wednesday evening, with
Mrs o. J. Dearborn; king Henry W" Mr..
John G. Ingram; The Kings Brothers"
Mrs. Preston c. Kelsey.
morning. Edmund Burke" Mrs. E. w.
Allen; William Pitt" Mrs l.. Anna Nav
ity; Charles Fox Mrs. j. W. Powers.
Mrs. j. F. Grafftey entertained her euchre
club Monday afternoon at her home on Cen
trail avenue. The prizes We're Hav1land
china. Mrs, R. c. Hull, of Vermont street,
will be the next hostess.
The Indiana McAll Mission will hold its
annual meeting at the Tabernacle Church
tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock. The address will
be delivered by Rev. j. Cumming Smith.
There will be special music
Fortnightly Literary Club-Tuesday after
noon, Some Phases of Library Life, Miss
Eliza q. Browning; The Making OF
view," Miss Margaret Smith.
women's Club-Friday afternoon, "a Pic
turesQue Pioneer" Mrs. Smiley N. Cham
bers: EARLY Days in Indianapolis" Mrs.
Julia NJ. Moores. Conversation on the pa
pers, Mrs. Edward F. Hodges.
Magazine Club. Saturday afternoon, with
Mrs. z. p. Brown. Carlyle" Mrs Maurice
Albrecht; Underlying Ideas, Miss Belle
ter. -'''
The Occasia Society was entertained Mon
ssyinger. Participants in the programme
were Messrs William Meurrel, Harry Tute-
wiler, Miss Kate Hersyinger, Miss Weisner
and Miss Harding.
1.-THE Science of Political Prediction is
the subject of paper which Mr.. A. +.
Dickey will read before the Century Club at
its meeting. Tuesday evening. A reception
will be rendered Mr.. John Fox by the club
in it's rooms at the Denison Hotel Wednes-
day, from to d. m.
Minerva Club, Monday afternoon. The
Mrs. Frank Morrison; ''The New Spirit and
Roger Williams" Mrs. William Wildhack;
conversation. The New, England Customs
as Portrayed by Hawthorne and other
Writer'S" Mrs. Jennie Balenger, leader.
Mr.. William Forsyth will speak on 1.-The
Pre- RaphaeliteS' at Plymouth Church this
evening. in the McCulloch Clubs Message
of Art series. His address will be illus
trated with a large number of stereopticon
views Of the paintings of Holman Hunt,
Burne-Jones, RosSetti MillaiS and others
of this school of artists.
The annual election of officers of the Rose
mary Club was held yesterday afternoon
with the following result: President, Mrs.
Edna McGilliard Christian; vice president,
Miss Julia Fish; secretary, Miss Julia
Walk; treasurer, Miss Belle Ward; exec
utive committee. Misses Elizabeth Hough
Helen Mckay and Florence Day; delegate
to the local council, Miss Mabel Folsom.
The Missionary Society OF the First Pres
byterian Church will meet Wednesday The
annual reports will be presented and an
election of officers will be held. A CONVEX
sation on THE Mountain People of the
South" will be led by Mrs John H. Holli-
day The hostesses will be Mrs. w. j. Sis
son, Mrs. w. Worries, Mrs. ]. B. Black, Mrs
j. W. Lilly. DR.. Martha Smith and Miss
Alice Newell.
Miss Marie Fertig entertained the Now
Club with a Japanese tea at her home, No
545 East Vermont street, Friday evening.
and i kSna the Misses Anna and Katie
Morgan, May and Florence Robinson, Miss
Brinker. Emma Robertson, Miss Benton and
Miss Hoagland. Miss Fertig was assisted
by Lena B. Fertig and Miss Sadie Z. Moore,
OF Cincinnati, o.
The March meeting of the Indiana
Ceramic Club was held with Mrs. Wilcox
on Senate avenue. Miss Jessie Daggett read
a paper on Conventional Design" The
conversation was led by Mrs. Edna Chris
tian r. b. Gruelle was present and gave
an interesting talk. He exhibited a num-
Der of old and valuable pieces of china and
pottery, among them three small pieces of
Wedgewood ware.
A xtsKappa club" consisting of all the
alumnae and associate members of the
Kappa Kappa Gamma fraternity in In
iianapolis, has been organized. At former
business meeting bylaws were adopted and
officers elected. Six different chapters of
the fraternity were represented. They are
seyenty-five Kappas In the city. The first
social meeting of the club will occur Satur-
day March 49, with Mrs. Thomas nj. Bos-
son. No 2221 College avenue