The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-14

Oh tne uOOrWayS, and palms were arranged
In graceful groups, intermingled with
clusters of pink and white roses. num-
Der of guests were present from out of
town, and among them were Mr. and Mrs.
d. r. Perry and Miss Lena Sturgeon, of
Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. l.. H. Donaldson,
Miss Edna Donaldson. Miss Elizabeth Mar
tin, Miss Dorothy Gordon. Miss Lillian
Parker, of Logansport; Mr.. William Bren-
nan, of Philadelphia. and Mr.. Frank Ken
nedy, of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
left for wedding trip to Toledo and De-
troit. On their return they will reside at
SA Fletcher avenue. where they will be at
home to their friends after Jan. 5.
Club Programmes.
Philomathean Club-Dec. 10: Hostess,
Mrs. NJ. H. Hall. Reading, Act ", the
club: quotations
Irvington Tuesday Club-Dec. II: Mrs.
Hunter, hostess. 1.-The Legendary Life Of
Mary" Mrs. Creighton; ben Hur." Mrs.
Moffett (read Chapters TX, K, XII; CONVERSE
ton. Sacred Books of Other Lands" Mrs
Kingsbury.
Aftermath Club-Dec. IS: With Mrs. C..
E. Wier. "Dickens's Christmas Carol"
Evans; reading, Mrs. G. A. Miller; music.
Womans Club-Dec. 10: Sketches" Miss
Caroline Marmon; story by Miss Anna
Nicholas; conversation, Modern Steward
Ship" Mrs. ]. H. Holiday.
Irvington Womans Club-Dec. 15:
Hostess. Mrs. Moore. Shelley" Paper.
Vida Tibbott Cottman; readings, Emma
Pfeiffer Bruner, Corinne Thrasher Carvin.
Monday Conversation Club-Dec. Is:
mark Twain" Robert Burdette,"
Marietta Holly" leader, Mrs. Adams.
Progress Club Of Tuxedo-Dec. 10: With
Mrs. r. L. Murray. Christmas Costumes
in Different Countries" Mrs. Rowley.
American Observance of the Day."
Twentieth Century Club-Dec. Is: With
Mrs. Baker. Christmas quotations; song
by the club; 1.-THE Rise and Spread of
Christianity by Mrs. De Wore: recitation
by Mrs. Byrkit.
Parlor Club-Dec II: With Mrs Bass
''Cleon." Minnie Miller: AN Epistle Con-
tanning the Strange Medical Experiences of
Karshish, the Arab Physician" Mary L.
Mckay.
Proctor Reading Circle-Dec. 16: "Igna-
titus Loyola.'' Mrs. T. d. Arnold: Robert
Southwell. 8. j." Mrs. j. H. Wilson, con-
versation, Mrs. ]. l.. Ferris. Hostess, Mrs.
j. J. Price.
Woman's Research Club-Dec. Is: With
Mrs. o. M. Pruitt. Responses from Luther;
1.-The German-American." by Mrs. A. K.
Hallowell; "Woman's Sphere from a Ger
mans Standpoint by Mrs. c. L. East
burn; Song. Erie King" by Mrs. Ere
mont Swain; conversation, Legends of the
Season." by Mrs Frederic Heath.
| Thursday Afternoon Club-Dec. IS: With
Mrs. ]. +. Benham. Responses. Charles
Lamb. Dissertation on Roast Pig" Mrs.
d. *. Armstrong; Life of Charles Lamb
Mrs A. ]. Mullen: discussion Of current
events, leader, Mrs. w. s. Hoss.
Matinee Musicale-Dec. II: Miscellaneous
rogramme-second division.
Research Club-Dec. IS: Mrs. A. G.
Beard. Amos" Mrs McMichael; Modern
Pottery" Mrs Cook. Hostesses for Deem
Der: Mrs. Wineland, Mrs. Sears, Mrs.
Ruch, Mrs. Beard, Mrs. Ward.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of the First Presbyterian
Church will meet at the church, corner
| Fifteenth and Alabama streets, Wednesday
| afternoon at 2 o'clock. All are cordially
urged to be present, as the meeting will
be especially interesting. The Rev. Mr..
| Heron, of the Seventh Presbyterian
Church, will read paper on the ''Hyden
Mission in Kentucky" where he spent some
time.
Philomathean CIub.-Dec. 10. With Mrs.
H. H. Hall. Merchant of Venice" read
| ing OF Act by the club.
Current Topics Club of North Indianapo-
| lis.-Dec. IL. With T. H. Hazelrigg, 927
| West Thirty-seventh street.
Century Club.-Dec. 16 Guests evening.
| Story by s. z. Sheerin; "At the Tap Of the
Silver Drum" by William Forsyth.
Portfolio Club.-Dec. 49, Short stories by
j. w. Piercy, L. w. Jones and others. En-
tertainment committee, Mr.. and Mrs. For
| syth.
Winona Chautauqua Reading Circle
Dec. Is. With Mrs. Talbert, at the Bla-
cherne. Subjects: ''Slav and Saxon" and
Browning"
| Principals Club.-Dec. 16. Decoration
of Schoolrooms and Buildings" by Miss
| Amelia Goldsworthy and the committee on
school decoration.
Indianapolis Literary Club.-Dec. 15 RE.
cent Evolution in Medical Education and
the Intellectual Status of Medicine" by
Dr. Theodore Potter.
Fortnightly Literary Club-Dec. 16. Christ
mas meeting. "Ruskin as a Social Re-
former" by Rev. j. d. Stanley. Meeting
will begin at 2:45 o'clock.
Sorosis Club-Dec is, with Mrs. Frank
Holt, SOC <. Tenth street.
Personal and Social Notes.