The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-02

Blanche Josephine Purviance, Miss Martha
Crittenden Lawrence. Mr.. John Joseph
Quill and Mr.. William Henry. Assisting on
the programme VIII be Miss Elizabeth
Millspaugh and Mr.. Charles Hansen.
The Service Club, composed of young
girls. will give a play at the Woodruff
Place Club, Friday evening, June IS. Every
year this club presents a play. the pro-
organization. This year the play, IAN
Afternoon Rehearsal" will be given for the
benefit of the Eleanor Hospital. The cast
an, Miss Eloise Lyman: Angelique, her
maid. Miss Lydia Latham: Phyllis. Miss
Enid Morris: Kittie and Laura, fond of
theatricals, Miss Lydia Parry and Miss
Margaret Lilly; Aunt Nancy Butternut,
Miss Lydia Wallace.
The alumnae of the Indiana branch of
the Western College. of oxford. o.. held its
annual reunion yesterday at the home OF
Mrs. Robert Scott, on North Senate ave-
une- Miss Mckee. president OF the col
lege, was the guest of honor. and she gave
an address during the afternoon on the
work of the college. She said the closing
year was one of the most successful the
college has ever known. There were
twenty-five members present from Madi-
son, Charlottesville, Kokomo, Irvington
and Indianapolis. The election OF officers
for the ensuing year was as follows; Pres
ident, Mrs Albert Thompson; first vice
president, Mrs. w. T. Durbin; second vice
president. Mrs Robert Scott: correspond
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Fish; recording secretary, Mrs. Oliver By
| ron.
THE wOMAN'S CLUB.
The programme for the Indianapolis
woman's Club for the year is as follows:
Oct. 1e-"Traits That Resemble-A Differ
entiation." Eliza S. Hendricks: conversa-
ton on the paper. Kate Rand Winters.
Nov. 2-'Harps Ever Tuned" Julia NJ.
Moores; "A Rugged Outcast," Martha Mel.
M~artindale; conversation. Remnants Of
Il tha D,rston-ss ssCapSrianoa - caroh L A.
kins.
Nov. 1s-"Boccaccio,' Annie Ames Spru-
ance: "A Summers Cruise" Carrie f. Rob
ertson; conversation, THE Observing Eye"
Dec. Mrs. oIiphant," Olive Eddy Has
selman: Anthony Trollope.' Caroline II.
Rowland; conversation. Harriet MacIntire
Foster.
Dec. 21-"Club Literature" Lila Med.
Ketcham; Studies for a Club Paper"
Helen lockwood Edison.
Jan of the Twentieth Cen
tury." Elizabeth Barnett Hit; Response
bilities of Enlightenment Carina B.
Jan. lS-"Burns. the Patriot" Elizabeth
Nicholson; recitations. Julia Harrison
Moore; ballads.
Feb. Interpretations" Anna L. Mothers
head; Fortune Telling. Past and Pres
ent," Mary Isobel Jenckes; conversation,
Changes in Popular Tastes" Anna Hen
bricks.
Feb. 15-"The Open Mind" May Wright
Il oeWdits COnNtTSdtlOns Dy the CluU.
March 1-"Speeches of Note" Isadore Nc
Cord Chambers; "A Study of Charles
Reade." Katharine III. Day; conversation.
disappearing Authors" Gertrude c. Jane
son.
March 15-'Poverty." Kate NJ. Bowles:
THE Ethical Teachings of John Ruskin.'
Lois G.. Hufford; conversation, Amenities
OF Life" Flora Mcdonald Ketcham.
March 22-Election of officers.
April 5-"A Famous Story Teller" Lucia
Ray; The Doctor in Literature" Julia
Graydon Jameson; Findings of Novels,
Helen Mar Edison.
April 19-"In Black and White" Clemen-
tine Ruddell: Cartoons" Mary Z. Black
ledge; conversation, "Humorists," Emma
Lee Elan.
May "a Book Review" Sarah L.
Spann: The New Era In Russia" Mary A.
e. Woollen; conversation, 1.-The Future OF
the Slav," Albertina Allen Forrest.
May IL
Come forth into the light of things,
Let nature be your teacher"
1.-THE Passing of the Summer" Eliza
beth C. Marmon.
June 7Annual reports; "A Story" Hauts
B. Harrington Jameson.