The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-09
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bers of the st. Mary's Club. composed OF
the former students OF the Terre Haute
Academy.
The Rev. w. b. Street. Of Anderson. will
occupy the pulpit OF Plymouth Church at
the morning service to-day. The Rev. Mr..
Aeserve Will so 10 Anderson to take charge
OF DIR. Streets church this morning.
The Young Mems Dramatic Club will pre-
sent the three-act comedy drama The
Flowing Bowl for the benefit of the de-
gree staff Of Center Lodge, No. Is, l. O. -.
T., at Grand Lodge Hall Tuesday evening.
Feb. IL.
The Woman's Missionary Society OF the
First Baptist Church will meet on Friday.
Feb. i, at 2:30 o'clock at the home OF Mrs.
J; ID. George, 1913 Park avenue: Mrs. sarah
Foster will read a selection, Young Ladies
Here and Young Ladies There"
Mrs. Mabel Conklin. president Of the Ma
tional White Cross Association, will adj
dress the young men of the Y. NJ. c. A.
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock on Per
sonal Purity" The lecture is for men
only and no admission fee is charged.
w. r. Henry, state librarian. yesterday
sent 10 the printer all the platforms OF the
two prominent political parties dating from
in book form so they can be used as a
ready reference for students OF political
issues.
There will be a concert, at the First
Christian Church. corner Walnut and Della
ware streets, Friday evening, Feb. Il, given
by some OF the best talent In the city.
Tickets on sale at Schoheld * Persons
book store, and by Mr.. Phillips at l.. S.
Ayres's.
About fifty little boys from schools Nos.
1C and % were entertained yesterday after
noon az the y. NJ. c. \. by Secretary North
colt, OF the junior department. The boys
spent about an hour in the gymnasium
playing basketball, after which they had
a plunge.
According to the reports Of the subordi-
nate lodges of the I. O. q. r. for this State
a gain OF loo member has been made in
the six months ending Dec. 81. Indianap-
oils Lodge, No. 100, stands first in the num-
Der of mutations, having taken in twenty
six members.
a number Of the recc rds in the county
recorders Office are SO worn that they are
threatened with destruction. One of the
leaves are badly broken. The County Coun-
ell has made an appropriation TO have the
worn records copied, but this has not yet
been done.
of the ladies' auxiliary Of Capital Council.
No. 216. Y. NJ. l., will give "A Valentine
hop in ST. Patrick's Hall Tuesday even
ing. 1t is the last entertainment before
Lent. Supper will be served and there viii
be dancing and music.
The Indianapolis Hebrew school brought
suit yesterday in Justice NickcrsOn's court
against Mrs. Rachel Nassau. Mrs. Solo
mon Saglosky and Mrs. Wolf Huffman.
The charge is made that the women. who
We're authorized 10 collect money for the
benefit Of the school. have refused 10 turn
over 500 collected for the school. The trial
is set for Feb. Is.
The Big -Four has placed at the disposal
OF the Indiana Gamers Association a par
lor car for members attending the Mil
waukee convention Feb. 10 10 Is. This car
will be placed on the fast train leaving this
city at Has a. m. Feb. 10, and will run
through 10 Chicago. and passengers will
there be transferred TO the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul, arriving in Milwaukee
at about $50 o'clock in the evening.
The Young Woman's Christian Associa-
tons gospel meeting will be held this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock at 39 North Penn
sylvania street. The young women OF the
Bertha Ballard Home will have charge
of the meeting, which viii be led by Miss
Maud HuestiS. There viii be special music
by Miss Beulah Parker and Miss Alice Con-
nett and by a quartet consisting OF the
Misses Eall1e, Hill, Parker and Noyse.