The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-04
Club Programmes.
The Current Topics Club-Jan. z.

The Current Topics Club-Jan. &
L'Alliance Francaise-Jan. g. Literary
conference, led by Prof. Arthur Jaillet.
Sketchng Club-Jan. 10. Wood" by
Misses Selma Neubacher and Edith Will
liams.
Portfolio Club-Jan. s. christmas After
math;" committee, Miss Seegmiller and Mr..
Steele.
Cards at o'clock. Mrs. Nelson j. Hyde,
hostess.
Century Club-Jan. G. James Fenimore
Cooper" by Frank c. Stewart. Business
meeting.
Indianapolis Literary Club-Jan 5. The
Papal Court" by Francis II. Gavisk. La
dies night.
Friday Afternoon Reading Club-Jan. o.
With Mrs. Ensley. 1.-The Beechers," Mrs.
Gilbert, leader; quotations.
Winona Chautauqua Reading Circle-Jan.
at o'clock. With Mrs. S. G. Dickey,
at the Blacherne. Questions from Brown
ing.
Catherine Merrill Club-Jan 10. "Tenny-
son, the Conscious Artist" by Miss Har-
riet Noble; conversation, Mrs. A. b. Grover,
leader.
observation-disclosures Club-Jan. 9. With Mrs.
T. c. Day. Some Noted Belles,' by Mrs.
A. r. Hale; plays and Players" by Mrs.
Henry Coe.
Mrs. Hiram Brown, 2016 Central avenue.
Mrs. Donahue, Mrs. wier and Miss McMas-
ter, assistants. Subject. 'Tennyson."
Monday Conversation Club-Jan. 5; With
Street stree Yesterdays with %uthors"James
T. Fields:' Mrs. o. ]. Dearborn. leader.
Clio Club-Jan. 9. With Mrs. John R.
Barrett 2520 North Delaware street: The
dali: conversation, led by Mrs. Charles L.
| Nordyke.
Aftermath Club-Jan. g. With Mrs. z. w.
Warner. Scandinavia" by Mrs. F. Shide-
Ter; New Year Resolutions" by Mrs. Ma
rott, leader. Quotations from James Rus
| sell Lowell; music.
| Magazine Club-Jan. 10. AT the Bertha
Ballard Home. Miss Fosher. hostess; 'Hu-
and by Miss Blanche
Mrs. ]. L. Benedict. leader.
Veronica Club-Jan. s. Guest day. at
| the Denison Hotel. The Rev. Joseph Char
trand will reliver an address on Pope Leo
Kill" Each member of the club has the
privilege of inviting six guests.
Parlor Club-Jan. z. With Mrs. w. d.
| Miller. Incidents in the French Camp
,Pheidippides," by Mrs. H: ID. Tutewiler:
| How They Brought the Good News from
Client to AK" by Mrs. d. l.. Wood.
The Twentieth Century Club-Jan. 6. With
| Mrs. Cassel. Responses from Edgar Allen
Poe. THE First President of the Cuban
ans Greatest Mission" by Mrs. Rush. ''''
Fortnightly Club-Jan. 6. Prose Writers
| of the Eighteenth Century" Mrs. Gladdng;
| discussion led b. Mrs. Eitel 1.-THE Literary
| Patron VS.. the Literary Public" Mrs. Will
| bur Hit: discussion led by Mrs. Stewart.
Culture Club--Jan. 6. With Mrs. George
| McCammon, $50 North New Jersey
street. THE Deerslayer," by Mrs. S. ].
| Frazee; Edgar Allen Poe" by Mrs. T. E.
Harrington; five-minute readings by the
club members.
Shakespeare Club-Jan. g. Winters Tale;
Linguistic Beauties of the Play" by Miss
| Artena M. Chaplin; "Hermone," by Mrs III.
| G. Martin: "Perdita," by Mrs Carrie
| Bacon; Lords and Ladies of the Play" by
| Miss Roda Z. Selleck.
Principals Club-Jan. g. Benjamin Har-
rison School 1.-THE Mutual Cooperation OF
| School Children by Mrs. Mary b. Knowl-
| ton: 1.-The Flanner Guild" by Miss Daysie
| Walker; THE Truant,' by z. n. Hiser and
| Miss Addie Wright.
Local Council. of Women-Jan. 6. Food
| and Legislation Relating Thereto" by DR..
| John n. Hurry. Presidents and delegates
| of affiliated societies are urgently requested
| to be present. Meeting will be held in the
| English room, north of entrance, at the
| Classical School building.
| Women's Research Club-Jan. 5. With
| Mrs. w. ID. Cooper. Responses from Phil
| lips Brooks. Historic Cathedrals." by Mrs
! f. s. Elder; 1.-The Tai Mahal." by Mrs. w
| II. Kilman; music: conversation; impress
| sions of Americas Shrines, Mrs. Samuel
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