The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-20
Club Meetings.


noon. Social day.
| Minerva Club.-Tuesday. Social meeting
with Mrs William Wildhack.
Mrs. J. S. Wood will entertain the Social
Thirty Club Tuesday afternoon.
The Plymouth Circle of Plymouth Church
will give a social Friday evening.
The Apres Midi Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. II. Woodland Thursday after
noon.
indianapolis Literary Club, Monday even
ing: An Indiana Oxford" Mr.. Edward
Daniels.
The Wooden Card Club will be entertained
by Mrs. John w Fort Feb. rs at No. 1912
Bellefontaine street.
Naomi Auxiliary o. e. S. will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. George Fulwell.
No. 526 East Ohio street.
The Young Peoples Auxiliary of Roberts
Park Church will meet with Miss May AL
lison tomorrow evening.
Miss Bernice f. Smith was hostess for
the Hoosier Poet CHAPTER of the Round
Table Thursday afternoon.
Chapel Club will meet at the residence. of
p J. Ryan, TIA Park avenue, Tuesday
afternoon instead of Wednesday,
Century Club-Guests' evening Tuesday.
Poe and Recent Poetics,'' by Prof. Glenn
L. Swiggett, of Purdue University
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Hornaday will enter
tain the N. +. Euchre Club Wednesday
evening at their home, No. 20l3 North Sem
| ate avenue.
Friday Afternoon Club, with Mrs. Nc
Bride: Helen Hunt Jackson Mrs. r. Sui.
| grove discussion, Influence of an Author
Mrs. l.. B. Twiname.
| The board Of directors of the Boys Club
will meet Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock at the
| rooms of the club, Madison avenue and
! South Meridian street.
Mary X. Denny Coterie, Wednesday: The
Queens Of James T." Mrs G ! Buchanan
Mrs. Kate Buchanan.
The Geo. H. Thomas, w. r. c., No. 90
will have an all-day quilting and social
| Thursday in the post hall. Ladies are re-
quested to bring luncheon.
Monday Afternoon Club.-Celebration of
third anniversary at the residence of Mrs.
Henry n. Span, No. 1910 North Meridian
street, Tuesday evening at o'clock
Clio Club.-Friday afternoon with Mrs.
! f. F. McCrea. Songs and Stories of the
Sea-" Mrs Charles Kramer; Dialects Of
Our Country" Mrs. j. f. Anderson.
Friday. evening by Mrs. George Dawson,
assisted by Mrs. f. H. Gillette, at the
formers home, No. 1913 Cornell avenue.
The Research Club was entertained Fri
bins, No 224 North East street. A literary
programme was given. Mrs. Robbins was
assisted by the Misses Mowry and Morse.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Beadle entertained
the Don't Care Cinch Club. of which they
| are members, and other friends at their
| home, SOB North Alabama street, Thursday
| evening, in honor of their fourteenth ami
versary.
German Literary Club Monday afternoon
instead Of Tuesday, ee, with Mrs William
| p. M Hildebrand; Works in Prose- Miss
Harriet Jacobs: Songs Mrs. Bernard
| Vonnegut.
Mrs r. O. Hawkins and Mrs. A. J. Nor
| ris entertained Section of the Social Circle
! of the First Baptist Church Thursday aft
! ernoon. This section will give magazine
entertainment Wednesday evening, March
| 2 at the church.
| Sketching Club.-Wednesday evening with
Mrs Wilmer +. Christian Mr.. William F.
Landers will give talk on 'Tiling, Sat
1 urday afternoon 1.-The Cartoonst," Miss
Abbie King. Illustrations by Miss Nellie
Wells.
The S. o. A. Club will meet with Mrs.
J.. ]. Knight tomorrow afternoon. Subject,
Nathaniel HAWTHORNE" biography, Mrs,
/ ]. S. Surbey; critical review, Mrs. Carol
Swain; reading, Mrs. James Dissette; re-
sponses, Patriotic Sentiments"
1 Portfolio Club. - Thursday evening
! Count TomplSins," a play by Hector Full
| Ter, with various members of the club as
the actors. Committee on entertainment,
err Music in charge of Mr.. McGibeny.
Shakespeare Club, Friday evening: Solar
Myths and Folk Lore" Miss Mary A. Dye;
leader: THE Humor of the Play ili1stra,
ted with reading by W. H. Cook; readings
from Ben Jonson and Hood, Miss Amelia
Waring Platter
The Yukon Cinch Club was entertained
by Mrs. Edward Gerber Thursday evening
with cards music and dancing. The house
was decorated Win PINK anu White roses.
Valentines We're given as souvenirs The
next meeting will be held with Miss Lula
Mast, Thursday evening.
The Indianapolis Bay View Circle will
meet tomorrow evening. The following
programme will be presented: Cause and
Principal Events of the Thirty Years War"
Mr. Lou Robertson; Principal Characters
of Thirty Years War" Miss Clara Hess;
Scientific Discoveries of the Seventeenth
Century" Mr.. Ross Mason: ~s.Writers of
the Thirty Years War;" Miss RUBBISH.
Mr.. Lewis G. James, director of the Cam
bridge Philosophical Conferences, will adj
dress the Contemporary Club at it's next
meeting, Wednesday evening. Dr. Janes's
subject will be Life as a Fine Art The
reception committee is composed of Mr.
Elias c. Atkins. Miss Emma Atkins Mr.
and Mrs. Ovid b. jameson, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry l.. Wallace and Mr.. Newton Booth
Tar1ington
The election of the Katharine Merrill
Club officers for next year took place yes
terday morning and resulted as follows:
Mrs. John r. Wilson, president; Miss Mary
Coughlan, vice president: Miss Katherine
Layman, recording secretary; Miss Martha
Griffith corresponding secretary; Miss
Emily Fletcher president executive COM
mittee. Mrs. Alfred +. Potts, chairman
Miss Deborah Moore, Miss Anna Hassel-
man, Miss Catherine Dunn, Mrs. III. Il
Van Hoff.
Irvingf0n.
Mr. Sam Shenk has gone to Chicago for
stay af several vrapkg