The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-29
CITY NEWS NOTES.

At Christ Church this morning the Christ
mas music will be repeated.
Bishop Lee, of Wilberforce, O., will de-
liver a talk this morning at Allen Chapel.
evening.
The Christmas music of HaIl-place NJ. e.
Church will be given tonight. The solo
lists, Fred LOOMS and Miss Nellie Van
Bergen. will be assisted by a large chorus.
Herman Krentler, sixty-fve years old,
of so Elm street, was yesterday adjudged
of unsound mind. He imagines his family
will inJure him and threatens the lives of
persons with a butcher knife.
on Jan. 1 the CIaysonian Council will
meet at Waynan Chapel. The purpose of
the council is TO encourage the industrial
effort among young colored people. Oliver
5. Clay is promotes of Claysonia.
A meeting of the executive committee OF
the Indiana branch of the Association of
Collegiate Alumnae was held Friday after
noon. Plans were made for the regular
meeting of the branch to be held in Feb
ruary.
This afternoon at 2:45 o'clock the Bible
class of the Y. NJ. c. A. will be addressed
by Thomas +. Smiley. His subject will
be Judas" Following the address of Mr..
Smiley the Rev. w. II. Vogler. pastor of
the Moravian Church, will preach.
Thomas Fink, who was arrested yester-
day by Detectives Lancaster, Kinney.
HOltz and Wallace and charged with
burglary and grand larceny, is accused of
entering the home of Mrs. Reed. at 100
South Arsenal avenue, about two weeks
ago, and stealing a large quantity of sill
VerWare
The Rev. r. NJ. Won Miller. pastor Of the
First German Baptist Church. will give
his sermon this morning on The Reason
for Our Hope" The church will have a
watch night service Tuesday night. on
Wednesday night at 1880 o'clock the annual
love feast of the church will be held. At
this meeting the election of the Sunday
school officers viii occur.
The annual autartogppoao+ opd faoe+ sc
the member of the Boys Father Mathew
Brigade will be held tomorrow night in
their hall. corner Capitol avenue and GeOr-
gia street. The chaplain. Rev. Father Nc
Cool, Will address the meeting. Vocal Sc
~lections will be given by Messrs. Thomas
Gibson and Harry Doyle. Master Emmett
ing the entertainment refreshments will be
served.
At the annual meeting of indianapolis
Council, No. 32S, Royal Arcanum, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Regent, DIR.
Fred Falk; vice regent, a. McCreary; ora
tor, ElbTidge Duncan; past regent, W. b.
Jones; secretary. AlOnzo b. Clark; COL
lectOr. w. H. Blair: treasurer. Henry w.
Schroer: chaplain. the Rev. Marion Cros-
lev: guide, G. Edward SchrOer: warden.
James BrannOn; sentry, w. r. Patten;
trustees. c. Anderegg, Julius Martens,
James f. Osler; representative to Grand
Council. DIR. Fred Falk; alternate, AlOnzo
3. Clark. The medical examiner for the
council is DR.. Fred Falk.
Inc annual election OF ot1cerS or Samar1-
tan Lodge. No. COS, l. O. O.. F., resulted as
follows: Noble grand, Charles Blue; vice
grand. Patrick Ready; recording secretary,
Bert Masten; financial secretary, Al Clark;
treasurer. Perry Broughton; trustee. T. Z.
Jacobs. The officers of Samaritan En-
campment. No. 2n. 1. O. O. F.. elected
were: CHIEF patriarch. w. G. Lilly: high
priest. j. W. Seymour; senior warden. j.
NJ. FIeming; junior warden. Bert Masten;
scribe. T. f. Jacobs: treasurer. Perry
BrOughton. Honor Rebekah Lodge, No.
AIS. elected the following officers: Noble
grand. Mrs. Martha Gurley; vice grand,
Mrs. Eta Davidson; secretary, Mrs. Olive
r. McGrew; treasurer, Miss Minnie Spen-
Ger