The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-06

street, Tuesday evening. Subject, Review
of Past Work and Future Arrangements"
The June class of the High School viii
give an entertainment in High School Hail
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Thomas. H. Higham will entertain
the Serial Club tomorrow afternoon at her
home, No. 1920 Cornell avenue.
Sketching Club-Saturday, Motherhood
in Art Miss 5Hettie Adams: tEmbroider-
les" exhibitor, Miss Sara ID. Mayo.
Major Robert Anderson Post and Corps
stynl give a house warming at their hall, 2I12
South Delaware street, tomorrow evening.
Queen Esther Auxiliary will be enter
tanned by Mrs Zelpha Peake, at her resid-
dence, No. 222 North State avenue, Friday
afternoon.
German Literary Club-Tuesday, Julius
Wolff Poesie, Mrs Bernard Nonne gut
A. e. DietrichS.
Clio CluE--F'riday afternoon, with Mrs. F.
A. Cotton, No. .1712 North Alabama street
Mrs J. w Harper, Masterpieces IN Art
The Priscilla Club will entertain the gen.
tlemen with O. "Trip to Klondike" to-mor-
row evening at the home of Miss Jessie Car
son on North Capitol avenue.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the A. Q; H., ST.
Patrick's division, will meet, at the resi-
dence of Miss Margaret Doyle, 519 Dough
erty street, Tuesday evening.
Miss Harriet Noble, will make an address
on Charles Sumner at Plymouth Church
this evening in the Mcculloch Clubs
''Torchbearers of Liberty series.
Portfolio Club-Thursday evening. Amer
lean Motives in Musical Composition" Mr..
Louis II. Gibson. Committee. in charge of
the music, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McGibeny.
Philamathean Club--Friday, guest day,
with Mrs Flickinger, No. 2203 North Penn,
sylvania street Mrs. A. f. Potts will read
a paper on Leisure and Miss Wright will
play
over-tne-Teacupe Club-Friday, Book
R RsTry v Mrs Ho d adhf IN a Fiction S
Mrs. Katherine l.. Dorsey. Election OF Of
ficers.
Mrs. VIM. H. Cook will read her paper on
1.-THE Romantic in American History" to
the Woman's Social and Business Union
tomorrow afternoon at Roberts Park
Church.
Samantha at Saratoga will be given by
Meridian w. c. T. u, assisted by George
H. Thomas W. r. c., No. 20, at G. A. r..
Hall, Court and Delaware streets, TUESDAY
evening.
% Katherine Merrill Club-saturday after,
noon, "Henryk Seinkiewicz-With Fire ana
Sword" Miss Harriet Scott; Quo Vadis,
Mrs Bement Lyman. Conversation, Miss
Henri Colgan.
Growth and condition of the English
Navy Mrs. Eaton; Charles Lamb; Mrs
M. e. Spencer; ''Sir Walter Scott, Mrs.
David Gibson.
Friday Afternoon Club-With Mrs. Sui
grove. Constance Il. Woolson, Mrs. M
E. Rice Discussion 1.-The Influence of Au-
thor and Pathos of Her Writings; leaoer'
Mrs. NJ. Caylor.
The Montefiore Society will give masque
ball Tuesday evening at y. M. l. HAIL. at
the corner of North and Noble streets. Inc
date is the anniversary of a noteworthy
event in ancient Jewish history.
Indiana Ceramic Associaton-Wedn esday,
with Mrs. Wilcox, No 1107 North Senate
avenue Paper on design, Miss Jessie Dag
gett; conversation, Mrs. W. F, CHRISTIAN;
7Current Topics" Miss Eleanor Dilks.
Woman's Missionary Society of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church-Wednesday art,
ernoon. Election of officers THE Spiritual
influence of the Council of Women" Mrs
May Wright Sewall; vocal solo,, MISS
Josephine Robinson. Bostesses for the So
cial hour, Mrs. j. r.. Carnahan, Mrs. Frank
lin w. Hays and Mrs. James l. Lodge
Mr.. and Mrs A. B, Tharp entertained the
Citizens Club at their home on Layman
avenue Friday evening. Prof. Il. J. Hecker;
of the Indiana Institute for Deaf ana
Dumb, read a paper on the methods of IN
struction for deaf and dumb. He also gave
a brief history of the developments OF
schools for lnutes. Miss w. s. Moffitt and
Miss Herman entertained the club with a
number of solos, and Mr.. Kingsbury read
a paper. The club will hold its next meet
ing with Mr.. Joseph Hunter the first Fri
day night in April