The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-23
CITY NEWS NOTES.

The board of directors of the CONNER
clal Club held short meeting at noon
yesterday. No business of especial impor-
lance was considered.
c. F. Bicknell one of the owners of the
Fort Wayne News, the paper in which Su-
perintendent Hert, of the Indiana Reform
atory is interested, was in the city yester-
day.
Streight Circle, No 16. Ladies of the
Grand Army of the Republic, will give a.
fair and turkey dinner Tuesday evening
Nov. 20, at the corner of Washington and
Alabama streets.
pottery at the John Heron Art Institute
will be open to the public between the
hours OF l and p. m. to-day. The exhibit
will close this evening.
A Thanksgiving service will be held at
the gospel meeting at o'clock this after
noon at the Y. w. c. A building. Mrs. r.
f. Davidson will speak on MY Blessings"
and Mr.. w. T. Chasee will sing.
The Queen Esther Auxiliary will be en-
tertained by Mrs. Rebecca Echols, No. Sc
East Thirteenth street, Friday afternoon
The assistants will be Mrs Catherine
Thomas and Mrs. Virginia Adolph.
Donations for the Home for the Friend
received Tuesday at the store of Young &
McMurray, No. AZ North Pennsylvania
street.
The annual city charity meeting will be
held at English's Opera House the evening
of Nov. so. The subjects to be discussed
will be Needs of Our Public Schools"
Our, Juvenile Offenders" THE Housing
Problem.
There will be Thanksgiving market and
sale of Christmas articles Wednesday aft
ernoon at the parish house of ST. Paurs
Church: The sale will open at o'clock
and VIII continue through the afternoon
and evening.
As Thanksgiving day will be celebrated
TINS week on Thursday the st. Joseph
Training School Club will hold its semi
monthly meeting on Tuesday afternoon,
nov 20 All members are requested to be
present, as business of Importance will be
transacted.
FRANK Williams, a laborer forty years
ola, was adJudged insane by a commission
yesterday and his confinement in an asylum
,',rt Williams was subject to many
peculiar Authorizations, among them the
benet that he was taking a boat ride ON
his mattress.
II is understood that Dr. Samuel Nc
Saue,ney, nephew of John McGaughey, men,
Der of the Board of County Commissioners.
Will be appointed secretary of the County
Board of Health. The County Board of
fiedItn consists of the County Commits
s siod and attorney. The position pays
path. ~
Inc Marion County Medical Society has
changed its name to 1.-The INDIANAPOLIS
Medical. the Medical Society of Marion
County" The society will be informally
known as the Indianapolis Medical Society
The part of the title pertaining to Marion
county Is to show its connection with the
Medical Association.
The management of the Alpha Home for
Aged Colored Women is making arrange
ments to give large dinner Thursday at
the institution. A call has been issued for
contributions, which will be received at the
Following places: George L. Knox's barber
shops at the Denison Hotel and the corner
of Meridian and Washington streets Willis
hersey, English Hotel barber shop, and H.
). Sanders, Indiana avenue
The Art Association announces an ex-
hibition of pictures of country children by
y. +. Albright, of Chicago, and the assoc
cations latest purchase, November Morn
ing, by Dwight w. Tryon, at the John
members and the press will be tomorrow
evening 1t will be open to the public
from Nov. % to Dec. 3, inclusive
Tuesday, Nov. %, will be donation day for
the indianapolis Orphan Asylum. Contri-
buttons OF money, dry goods and groceries
will be gratefully received at the When
clothing store, North Pennsylvania street.
by the following-n named committee: Mrs
T. NJ. Bassett, Mrs. Addison C. Harris,
Mrs. j. c. Harrington, Mrs. j. Cumming
Smith, Mrs. Henry Coburn. Mrs. Frederick
Baggs, Mrs. John A. Bradshaw, Mrs Ed
ward +. Hodges, Mrs. John B. Elan. Mrs.
Oran Perry, Mrs. Ritter, Mrs. ]. r. Wilson,
Mrs. John Love, secretary donation day.
All persons desiring to enter the bread
contest which will be held under the au-
spices of the Flower Mission at l.. s.
Ayres s store Will send their bread to the
store before 1G o'clock Wednesday morning
Mrs. Haffner. assisted by six judges. will
decide upon the merits of the bread which
Will be sold after o'clock that afternoon
Mrs. j. w. Beck, Mrs. Charles Wayne
Mrs. j. II. Byers, Mrs. T. G.. Barry and
Miss Pangborn are on the committee for
the sale of the bread the proceeds from
which Will be given 10 the Flower Mission.