The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-13
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Before the Century Club Tuesday even
ing DR.. Louis Burckhardt will read a paper
on Student Life in Germany"
DR. H II. Wheeler will leave the latter
part Of the week 10 spend a short time visit
ing the hospitals of the East.
The Ladies Social Circle OF the First
Baptist Church will give a talent social
Tuesday afternoon in the church parlors.
This evening at 7:45 O'Clock Rev. r. J.
Osgood, OF May1ower Church. will deliver
a special address on THE Life. Character
and Influence Of Phillips Brooks"
! Mr.. Ebert Hubbard. editor OF the Philis-
tine Magazine. and chief OF the Roycrofters
will lecture at the Propylaeum on Thursday
evening on 1.-The Work Of the Roycrofters"
Adjutant General Ward yesterday pro-
NOTED Carroll b. Carr, OF this city. 10 the
rank of major and chief quartermaster
Mr.. Carr has been connected with the gen
eral staff.
Gen. John W. Foster yesterday notified
Governor Durbin that he will accept the
invitation TO deliver the Grafton on the oc-
casion of the dedication Of the soldiers
monument.
The John Heron Art Institute at Six
teenth and Pennsylvania streets viii be
open this afternoon from ! 10 O'Clock. The
public is invited TO visit the institute and
view the pictures.
Mr. and Mrs William Riddle. OF Des
Moines. Ia. have arrived TO attend the
wedding of John c. Riddle and May Pearl
Davidson. The wedding will take place
Wednesday, April 10.
The Y p. s C E of the Trinity Con-
gregational Church. corner Spruce and
literary entertainment Wednesday. April
l6, at p. m, for the benefit OF the mission.
The funeral of Mrs. Lucinda Thompson.
one OF the oldest settlers OF Marion coun-
ty, Will be held this afternoon at Crown
Hill Cemetery. She died Friday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs b. r. Doremus.
near BrightwoOd.
Joseph Mascara living at 426 South East
street, yesterday reported TO the police
that his home had been entered by burglars
on Friday night and 81 is missing from the
family purse as a result. The burglars
gained entrance through window.
The indianapolis Free Kindergarten and
Children's Aid Society will hold its annual
meeting al lS4S North IlliQ'ds street Thurs
day. April II. at 10 a. m Reports will be
read of the years work g. Il an election OF
officers for the ensuing year >5ill be held.
Mrs Lafayette Cooper, asststed by her
sister, Miss Anna Foley, entertained at
| cards last week her home on Meth Sen
| ate avenue in honor OF her guests. Miss
| Mary Hussey and Miss Rose Putnam, OF
Greensburg. Prizes were won by Miss
| Paige, Mrs. Albert johnson, Mr.. kreig and
| Mr.. Moore.
The funeral of Mrs. Louisa Sims StabIer
wife of the Rev. DR.. Thomas Stabler. will
| take place at the home OF her daughter
! Mrs. c. +. Hunt. 2ZS2 Central avenue. to-
morrow at P. m. lnterment viii be in
| to-day from Greenfield and may be viewed
| this afternoon.
| Mr. T. II. Johnson and his daughter
Helen yesterday entertained the members
! of the Shortridge High School basketball
| team with a luncheon at thf Columbia
| Club. The party went TO the statehouse
later and from there attended the ball
| game between Shortridge High School and
Franklin College.
Secretary Smith, of the Board of Trade,
yesterday sent to the Board of Regents OF
| the soldiers monument check for S275
which was left uneXpended In the fund col
lected when the monument cornerstone
was laid. 1t is said the board Will turn the
money over to the finance committee OF the
dedicatory exercises
Sidney Grundy's comedy. THE Snow
ball.. will be presented under the direction
of Miss Mabel Lutes at the parish house or
St. Pauls Church, Wednesday even
ing. Those who are to take part are Lento
Wood Noel, jr., Robert Griffith, Ralph
| Swiggett and Kent Bender.
The Republic Iron and Steel Company
| yesterday, through its attorneys. filed
| brief in the Supreme Court attacking the
constitutionality of the weekly wage law.
| In the lower court judgment was rendered
against the company in favor OF a man
named Haverstick. Suit was brought by
the State factory inspector.
At a meeting of the post commanders OF
the G.. A. r. and w. r. c. yesterday il was
decided to make arrangements for securing
| accommodations for the soldiers who will
attend the State encampment May IL, "a
and 15 The committee will divide the city
into sections. and all boarding houses.
| This committee will commence its work
tomorrow morning and will report at
meeting of the commanders TO be held
| Thursday evening IN the Statehouse.