The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-01
COLUMBIA CLUB PLANS.
Building Committee Will Go to ST.
Louis Next Week.

VISITS ~ LAY lOl anu OAAASA'AAAe~NA
made by the building committee of the
Columbia Club to get information con-
corning club management and architecture,
preliminary to preparing plans for the new
clubhouse here. On Wednesday or Friday
night of next week the committee will go to
st. Louis Invitations have been extended
by the building committee to the directors
and house committee to accompany 1t on
these inspection trips. Several valuable
ideas have been obtained from the expert
ences of other clubs, and the committee
believes that it was a fortunate suggestion
that this course be pursued. On the trips
the committee has borne its own expenses.
r. B. f. PIERCE, a member of the club, has
extended the courtesies of the Glover Lear
road for the trips to St. Louis, Toledo,
Cleveland and Detroit while John S. Laz-
arus has rendered the use of his car to the
committee
About the last of the month, after the
committee has had ample time to consider
the subject carefully, plans and speclnca-
tions for the guidance of the archltects
will be prepared. Some Of the local arch
fleets, as we'll as some from other cities
will be invited to submit competitive plans.
Much interest is being taken in this Iea-
ture of the new departure by members or
the club, and many have offered sugges-
tons to the building committee, as they are
invited to do. The members of the club
agree with the building committee that
the exterior architectural features Of the
building should be in harmony with Monu-
ment place. and that IDEA Is kept coA-
stantly in mind.
There is much satisfaction at the in
crease in membership since the sGope Oh none one
resident members, and the interest mani
tested by prominent Republicans IN other
cities of the State has been most gratlIylng;
Since the new plan was inaugurated w
new members have been added to the roll
and score of applications nave neen
posted By the end of the month 1t is
Stated that all the stock of the company
will have been taken. Heretofore names
of new members have been puplsned,
Among those who have recently become
identified with the club are the following:
Indianapolis-David S. Hill, E Chubo
Fuller, Louis c. Thompson, William A.
Christian, Frank M. Millikan. George s.
Wilson, Walter L. Milliken, William d;
G. Dickson, Harry B. Haywood, Howard
M. Foltz, Russell M. Seeds, Allen A. Will
henson, William P. Jungclaus, pr. Richard
Scott Moore, Herbert w. Foltz, George z.
Evans, Percy b. Ault Garrett A. Archi-
bald, Lieut.. Willis Thompson May, OF the
Nonresident Members-Leonidas P. New
by of Knightstown, Ind; James Z. Suites
man, of Peru, Ind; Charles L; Henry, OF
ington, d. C.; Harvey Brewer, of Green
wood, Ind; H. A. Condit, of Terre Haute,
Ind; c. w. Keller, of Logansport. IND;
s. King, of Wabash Ind; George Lilly, of
Anderson, Ind: James L: Allen, of Coving-
ton, Ind; Judge NJ. A. Chapman, of Ander-
son, Ind; Alexander f. Ramsey, of Craw-
louisville, Ind; George w. Steele, of Ma
rion, Ind. J. V. Hadley, of Danyille. Ind Ind:
George T: Dinwiddie. of Frankffor1t, Ind;
Henley, of Rushville, Ind; III. NJ Gilchrist,
Of Noblesville, Ind. James B. Gamble, of
Princeton, Ind; Bushrod w. Taylor, gen
eral freight and passenger agent Panhan-
ton, Ind; George w. Holman, of Rochester,
Ind; John +. Miller, general superintendent
Panhandle Railway, of Columbus, o.; wal
D., Of Cincinnati, o.; Milton Shirk, of Peru,
James e: Caskey, Of .Greensbqrg, Ind;
G. Cox, of Terre Haute, Ind; Needy >:
Blish, Of Seymour, Ind; John II. Burr, of
Delphi, Ind; Thomas r. Paxton, Of PRINCE
Ind: Edwin p Thayer, of Greenfield, Ind.
Applications now posted-A- B. Tolin, OF
Indianapolis; Glenn Studebaker. of South
ga enI lO Ind; John r Johnston, Of Hart
ford City, Ind; Fl. =. Palmer, OF Helena Helena
Mont; William A Stevens, OF Columbus
Ind; Judge Hiram Brownlee, of Marion,
Ind: p. A. Bonebrake, superintendent
Pennsylvania lines, of Louisville, Ky;
Eugene H. Bundy, of New Castle, Ind;
Mortimer lowering, of Lafayette, Ind;
F. w. Butterworth, of Marion, Ind Fran
els e. Baker, of Goshen, Ind; John o.
Perrin of Lafayette, Ind; DR.. L. Henry
Davis, of Richmond, Ind: Alfred Hirt of
Ind; Alvin T. Hert, warden Indiana Re-
formatory, Jeffersonville, Ind; David A.
Myers, of Greensburg, Ind; benjamin
par nf Castle.