The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-19
Club Notes.

The Zenda Club will dance at Brenneke's
Academy tomorrow evening.
The Tuesday Club will observe guest day
Feb. q at the home of Mrs j. E. Cravens.
Mrs Mapes, No. 1910 Broadway, will be
hostess for the next meeting of the Jacque-
line Card Club.
The Causerie de Lundi will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. William l.. Elder, No.
10 East Michigan street.
The Indianapolis Literary Club Monday
night. Paper on "Petrarch," by Mrs. A. M.
Spruance, to be read by Mr.. Edward
Daniels.
There will be no February play by the
Dramatic Club, but two performances viii
be given in April one Easter week and one
the last of the month
Quen Esther Auxiliary will be entertained
Friday by Mrs. Ella Barrows, 1886 North
Illinois street, assisted by Mrs. Cora Ed
monds and Mrs. Page.
The Minerva Club will meet Wednesday
at NO. 1874 Central avenue. The hostesses
will be Mrs. w. NJ. Stevenson, Mrs Howard
Gale and Mrs. Clinton Galloway
The Clio Club will meet Friday with Mrs.
A. II. Webb. Robert Louis Stevenson,
by Mrs. Anderson, and Gail Hamilton"
by Mrs. Marmon, will be the papers.
The Friday Afternoon Club will meet this
week with Mrs. Lulu Johnson. Mrs Haskell
will read paper on "Bayard Taylor" and
Mrs. Mcbride will lead the conversation.
The Monday Afternoon Club will give its
annual reception and musicale tomorrow
evening at the English Hotel. 1t is the
meeting that was postponed from last Mon
day
The string orchestra of the Indianapolis
Symphony Orchestra, under Karl Schneid-
er's direction. will give a concert for the
Matinee Musicale Wednesday afternoon,
March /.
AT the sketching Club Saturday Miss Alice
Somerville will read a paper on American
Industries" Miss Imogen Shaw will give
talk and Mrs Edna McGNlard Christian
will give an exhibit of linens
The Magazine Club viii meet Saturday
afternoon in the parlors of Hotel English.
Two papers Will be read: "JacObltes by
Mrs. Maurice Albrecht and Scottish
Clans by Mrs. Fanny Perkins, of Shelby
Vile.
The programme committee of the Minerva
club will give Washngtons birthday
party to the members of the club at the
residence of Mrs. Clinton e. Galloway, 1914
Central avenue, next Wednesday afternoon
al 2;30 O'Clock.
The S. o. A. Club viii meet with Mrs j.
$. Surley, e09 East South street Monday
afternoon. Patriotic day" story OF Wash
ingtons Life" Mrs. S. H. Smith, History
of the Flag Mrs. Knight; Life in Colon
ial Times. Mrs Gadd; Our Forefathers"
Mrs. MCAvoy.
The Inter Nos Club will meet wednesday
with Mrs. Langhorne. Gladstone" is the
subject Biography of Gladstone" Mrs M
Gates; solo, Miss Amy Champe; Religious
Side of His Life" Mrs. .. b. Henderson:
reading, Mrs. Mary Meek. Discussion,
when We are Old
The Harry Keys Club observed memorial
exercises last Wednesday evening at Mr..
and Mrs. j J. Turner's, 5l7 North Liberty
street. A musical programme was rendered
and a luncheon was served Mrs Turner
then presented roses and carnation Dinks
The club sang America in closing the
exercises.
The Shakespeare Club viii meet Friday
evening. The Merry Wives of Windsor"
will be the subject "A General Review of
the Play-its Dramatic Structure. It's Ro-
mantle Element - etc. by Mrs De Rruler
THE Play Embodiment Of Merry Eng
land" by Joseph w. Taggart. The Phil