The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25


Problem of a Vanishing Race Mrs. A; N.
Towles; conversati ton, Famous Indian
March 2iHWith Mrs George w. Calvin.
American Anti-Slavery Society" Mrs. j.
dies kIings9uryd congregation rr Regr1 M sn5
April with Mrs. c. w. Harvey. en-
huence Of the Press on Social and Intel
yersation, Women as Journalists" Mrs.
James Braden.
lean Humorists, Mrs. James T. Layman;
American Artists Mrs. William McMil-
Ian; conversation. Mrs. James Banning and
Mrs. ]. 4. Cravens.
May with Mrs. Jennie Jeffries. 'aThe
Latter-day Saints-History and Influence"
Mrs. Jesse Summers; conversation, Clara
Barton and the Red Cross Society,"" Mrs.
May le-With Mrs; William. Mcmillan.
"Indiana's Place in the Union, Mrs: J: E:
from Years Work." Mrs. C. M. Cross, Mrs.
George w. Calvin.
cial evening.
indianapolis Literary Club.
Oct. .S--"The Spaniard." A. L. Mason.
Ladies' night
Oct. 1O-"The Confession of Darlington"
a story, Hector Fuller.
Oct. 17-"Some Phases of Evolution and
Ethics" P. S. Baker.
Oct. 24--"Property Rights and Party Gov
Oct. 81 = MY Favorite Savage" B. o.
Nov 7-"Travel." G. T. Porter. Ladies'
Nov. 14-"Public Opinion" W. P. Kappes.
Nov. q = "Smokeless Powder" f. c.
Nov. 2S-"The Literary Style of the Apos-
tie Paul." B. A. Jenkins.
Dec. 5-"Political Parties" T. E. Howard.
Dec. 12-"Thomas Jefferson and Andrew
Jackson Compared" j. l.. Thompson.
Dec. 19-"Lamartine," G. G. Calvert:
Jan. 2-"Tennyson's Memoir" H. j. MILL
Jan. s-"Browning and the Problem of
OPTIMISM F. E. Dewhurst.
; Ean for 1 his If that NJ Mag sm Hath viii He
Jan. SS-"Grover Cleveland" H. A. Ed
Jan. sO-"colonial Policy" F. H. Black
Feb e-"Lttle Indiana" w. A. Bell. La
Feb. i$-'Legislative "Reminiscences" R.
Feb. 2O-sProsperity," ]. c. Dean.
Feb. 27-"Savonarola," f. H. Gavisk.
March 6-"The Aftermath" W. A. Ketch-
March 1S9.'The Heathen." o. S. Runnels.
March PA Study in City Government.
March 27-"The Latest Phases of Social
April S-"The Father of the New Educa-
tion," G.. w. Hufford. Ladies' night.
April 10-"Anarchy" Noble c. Butler.
April 17-'Rights and Lefts,'' H. TIL. Mil
Ter.
April 24-"Dumas and Trollope." w. F.
May - "The Literary Quality of Our
Presidents Evans Woollen. Ladies night.
bers.
May 15-"Benjamin Rush. Physician, Pa
triot and Statesman" l.. H. Dunning. Elec-
May 22-.The United States War Depart
ment," A. I. Varney.
May 29-"George Sand" A. w. Brayton.
Over the Teacups Club.
Oct. 14-President's day.
Nov. 11-With Mrs. Katherine L, Dorsey.
Influence of the Lake School," Miss Alice
Finch; "Wordsworth's Natures Inter-
Dec. with Mrs: w. w: 'Woolen. Chips
from a Rough Diamond" Mrs. r. w.
Cathcart; Passages from the Life of Lam
brew Melodies" Mrs. Maria M. Finch;
wherein Lies the Charm of Byron" Mrs.
Feb. 1o.With Mrs. T. G. Day. The Art
Lalia Rookh," Mrs. Allison Maxwell.
"Odes of Keats" Mrs. Charles N. Thomp-
Dwyer; Comparison of Keats and Shelley"
April 14-With Mrs. William G.. Allen.
pivotal Points in Life of Elizabeth Bar
retf BrGyningI MS D. l. M Mood;
Woollen.
May 12-With Mrs. A. N. Dwyer. For
Ra5e Mrs IN tnf aain re stHdy
of His Dramatic Lyrics Mrs. Katherine
L. Dorsey.
fish Idyns," Mrs. William G. Allen; Chap
tiers from Tennyson's Life Mrs. Aurelia
r. Hale.
Irvington Woman's Club.
Oct. s-President's day. With Mrs. nsniel
Lesley.
Oct. 17-with Mrs j. G. Kingsbury wv
Can a Busy Housekeeper Find Time he
Club?" Mrs. Jason Baker; conversatiL "A
Plea for Simple Living" club.
Oct. S1--With Mrs. r. E. Moore. Paper by
Mrs. j. G. Kingsbury; conversation, "Rela-
ton of Won en- to Our Christian Institu-
TONS" Miss Eva Butler and Mrs. .. y.
Nov. 14-with Mrs. A. r. Benton. Recep-
ton for honorary members.
solved That transmitted tendencies are
more potent than environment in the for
nation of character" Affirmative, Mrs. M.
Dec. 12-With Mrs. c. B. Clarke. Anniver
sary day Nrs Eo ealo1faf;stions Of tbe
e Club. Mrs. fi +. r. Il Kautz; club Prophecy.
Miss Romaine Braden
Jan. 2-With Mrs. Jason Baker: Welcome
the New Year. THE Jew" Mrs. G. E.
Jan. isEWlth Mrs. Elizabeth Tompkins.
Children's day. Original Child's Story"
beth Tompkins, Mrs. T. L. Thompson, Vida
Tibbott;. selections from Eugene Field, by
Jan. SO-With Mrs. T. L. Thompson. EN-
erson." His Surroundings" Mrs. Robert
c. Browning: LAS an Essayist and Poet"
Mrs E. F. Tibbott; His Influence on Pres
ent Religious Thought" Mrs. C. B. Clarke.
Feb 13-With Miss Romaine Braden. "A
Favorite Story. Writer" Mrs. j. F. Edging-
Feb. 97EWith Mrs. M. C. Goe Visitors
March 1s-with Mrs. H. T. scher Cold
en- Gossip Mrs 7. I. Thompson; IA Case
March 27-With Mrs. e. F. Tibbott. mine
teenth Century Idealism and Realism" Mrs.
J. d. Forrest; book reviews: Tess d Urber-
ville," Mrs. NJ. r. Williams; Marble Faun."
April 1o-With Mrs j. F. Edgington.
April April 2f~With Mrs. C. e. Newlin. shaks-
peares day. Ghost scene from Hamlet"
Hamlet, Mrs. E. F.. T1bbott; ghost, Mrs: ].
r. Barnhill: Horatio. Mrs. c. E. Newlin;
Marcellus, Mrs. r. f. Kautz. Impersona-
ton, Ophelia, Mrs. r. G.. Browning Bal
cony scene from Romeo and Juliet"
Romeo, Mrs. B. T. Terrell; Juliet. Miss Ro-
maine Braden. representation, nurse, Mrs.
May with Mrs r. F. Kautz. "Habits
and Haunts of Our Spring Birds" Mrs. II.
S. Schell;. Our Early Birds" Mrs: 3. J.
Artists" Mrs. M. c. Goe
May 22-With Mrs. H. M. Brown. Social
Ceramic Club.
Oct. with Mrs Roberts. Japanese
Art" Mrs A. Fugate: conversation. Mrs ].
Kinney; art topics. Miss A. Brown.
Nov. 9-With Mrs. A. J. Morris. THE In
congruities in Ceramic Art" Miss K Sick
les; conversation. Mrs. A. v. r. Adams; art
topics, Mrs N. Morris.
Dec 14-With Miss Katherine Venn. EN-
olf o11 Miss T1Ilfa Fish.