The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-05
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Naomi Auxiliary will meet with Mrs
Britain, No. zoo Huron street, on Thurs
day.
Prof. George Reisner will lecture at Me-
ridian-street Church tomorrow evening on
the subject, Modern Egypt
The Woman's Auxiliary of Railway Pos
tai Clerks will meet with Mrs. Fred A
Hackney, No. 140S Woodlawn avenue to-
morrow afternoon.
The annual ball given by the members Of
the Fern Leaf Club, the social feature of
Capitol Council, Y. NJ. l., will be given
next Tuesday night at Tomlinson Hall.
A reception will be given tomorrow even
ing at Hall-place NJ. Z. Church to cele-
brate the return of the pastor, Rev G. NJ
Smith, and Mrs. Smith, and the presiding
elder, Rev. e. b. Rawls, and Mrs. Rawls.
The bicycle police were called to % North
Illinois street last night on the report of a
big tight in the basement of that place over
a crap game. When the police got there
neither fight nor a crap game could be
found
DIR. j. M. Phipps, lately returned from the
Manila, will speak on THE Real Issue in
China and the Philippines at the Y. NJ. c.
A. at $3.50 this afternoon. Prof. Willard
Beck, of the Boston Conservatory of Music,
will lead the singing.
The regular monthly meeting of the Ma
rion County Agricultural and horticultural
Society was held in the Statehouse .yester-
day afternoon. Frank p. Johnson president
fornia and gave an interesting talk on
what he saw in that State. j. j. Milhouse
read a paper on Growing and Feeding
Mangel Wurtzel Beets.
Deputy United States Marshal Thomas
Martin arrested Samuel Gpllinger in North
Webster, Kosciusko county, yesterday on
the charge OF violating the internal revenue
laws Gullinger is accused of selling liquors
at a picnic without a government license,
and was bound for the action of the
grand jury by United States Commissioner
Harper, in Goshen.
Sylvia Rebekah Lodge, No. AL. l. o. o.
F.; of Mapleton, the one whose degree staff
won first prize in the degree contest at Des
Moines, Ia, Sept. Is, was surprised last
Wednesday night. At the close of the
meeting all were invited to the banquet
hall and the members of Lincoln Lodge,
No. $50. entertained them royalty, having
prepared an oyster supper.
a celebration of the twenty-ffth anniver-
sary of the Central-avenue Nj. f.. Church
will be held beginning Sunday Nov 9. and
continuing until Nov. Is. Committees have
been appointed and the affair will be made
an elaborate occasion. The Central-avenue
made up largely from the Trinify and Mas Mas,
acknowledgements congregations, and ii
now has a membership Of 1000
Roberts Park NJ e Church. formerly
Roberts Chapel, will celebrate its sixtieth
anniversary on Oct. 26. The exercises will
continue until Saturday. Rev. g. Il.
Bacon, pastor of the church, Will speak 10
the congregation on friday evening ana
papers Will also be read by Col: John w.
Ray, Mrs. Anna Bags, John Wilkes and
others. A large number of former pastors
and old members of the church are expect
ed to be present.
The twenty-third session of the Grand
Lodge of Knights and Ladies of Honor will
meet in this city next Tuesday, and this
will be the first meeting of the lodge under
the new order, which holds biennial ses-
sions instead of annual meetings. The or
ganiZatiOn has grown a good deal during
the past year and is in very prosperous
condition. The association will meet in
Parsons Hall, on North Delaware street
The headquarters of the officers will be at
the Denison House. y meeting of the
finance committee will be held tomorrow
and the regular sessions Of the lodge will
begin Tuesday at 10 o'clock.