The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-12
Club Notes.

The Bezique Club entertained young ladies
at the Pastime bowling alleys Wednesday
evening.
The Sorosis Club will meet with Mrs. Nc
Mahan and daughter, SIT North Delaware
street, Tuesday.
Rev. n. a. Hyde will read a paper on
Domestic Art before the Froebel Club at
it's meeting Saturday.
AT the indianapolis Literary Club to-mor-
row night DR.. o. 5. Runnels Will read
paper on THE Heather"
The Fortnightly Literary Club VIII cele-
bate it's fourteenth anniversary Tuesday by
giving a luncheon to its members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer r. Nichols enter
tanned the Informal Whist Club at their
apartments in the Ardmore Friday evening.
Naomi Auxiliary o. T.. S. will be enter
tained by Mrs. William II. Smythe D29
North Capitol avenue Thursday afternoon.
The Just for Fun Club was entertained
by Mr. Harry IL. Harlan Friday evening at
his home, No. $3.50 North Pennsylvania
street
An art exhibit, in charge CT Mr.. Steele.
Mr.. Stark. Mr.. Haldeman and Miss Emma
King. will be given at the Portfolio Club
Thursday evening.
The next meeting OF the Contemporary
Club will be held on its usual date, the
fourth Wednesday in the month, instead or
on the third, as announced.
The Thomas Woman's Relief Corps viii
give green tea tuesday evening, March
IA, from to o'clock. in Showers Hall, the
headquarters OF Thomas Post.
AT the century CluD lueSudy evening
Rev. ]. Cumming Smith will give the, short
story and Rev. CT. A. Christensen will read
a paper on 1.-The Third Republic"
The Parlor Club will have an open meet.
ing the evening of March p al the home OF
Mrs o. ID. Weaver, when Mr.. John r.. Gle
land Will read a paper on "Coleridge.
Mrs Farrabee will be hostess, for the
Philamathean Club Friday. 1t will be guest
day. Rev. w. a. Quayle viii give a talk on
French History the club subject for the
year
The Mary X. Denny Coterie Will have
Recent Dialect Writer'S" by Mrs. David
Gibson and Uncle Remus." by Mrs. Ellis
worth Olcott, at the meeting Wednesday
morning.
and Whittier will be the subject. Mrs
Warner will read a sketch of the poet; Mrs
Marott will review "Snowbound." and Mrs.
Ferree. his miscellaneous poems.
At the Woman's Club, Friday. Mrs. II. H
Fletcher will read paper on ''Recollections
of our Neighborhood.' and Mrs. j. NJ.
Winters one on Hospitality The con-
versation will be led by Mrs Blackledge.
The Cavendish Whist Club will be enter
tanned Friday evening, with the gentlemen
as guests. by Mrs. Edward Hawkins; Mrs.
C. f. Merrifield at the home of Mrs. Haw-
kins.
The Monday Afternoon Club will meet to-
morrow with Miss Nail and the Misses
Bradley No. 704 North Capitol avenue Mrs.
Keziah Loftin will read paper on War
VS.. Christianity" The annual election will
The Sketching Club was entertained yes
terday afternoon by Miss Leah Fletcher. 1t
was guest meeting and the programme
provided was an interesting and instructive
talk on william Morris by DR.. Triggs Of
the Chicago University.
Under the auspices OF the Indianapolis
Maennerchor and the Ladies' Society. Sun
day evening. March 10, DIR. Jaeger viii de-
liver a lecture on New Ideals In Ltera-
ture" The members OF the society have
the privilege of inviting one guest.
The German Literary Club was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon by Mrs. c. NJ.
Walker. and Mrs. +. NJ. Hildebrand read a
paper on "GOttfried Keller" The regular
meeting will be held Tuesday with Miss
Emily Fletcher. Mrs. Louis Hollweg will
read a paper on ''Gerhart Hauptmann."
At the Katherine Merrill Club yesterday
the following officers We're elected for next
season: President. Miss May Louise Shipp;
vice president, Miss Julia Harrison Moore:
recording secretary, Mrs. Perry Hail Cliff
ford: corresponding secretary Miss Martha
Grhfin; treasurer, Mrs. NJ. O. Haldeman.
The Minerva Club has elected the follow
ing officers for the new year: President.
Mrs Writ c. Smith; vice presidents, Mrs.
C. n. Stevenson, and Mrs. Jennie l.. Bal
lenger; secretary, Miss Jeanette Smith /;
corresponding secretary, Miss Gertrude
Goodhart: treasurer, Miss Sarah 4. Rudisill !;
critic Mrs. &. G. BuSby.