The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-17
WHAT. OUR COLORED
CITIZENS ARE DOING

The Rev. ]. L. Luckett. D. D., of Louis
vile. Ky, will occupy the pulpit to-day
at Jones Tabernacle, corner of North and
Blackford streets. He will also be in the
city all the coming week.
The Y. NJ. c. A. will give a song service
at their rooms this afternoon at $780, All
men are welcome.
Mr.. George w. Cable will be the prin-
ner Guild this afternoon. A bass solo will
be rendered by Mr.. Major Daniels, and
other musical numbers will make the song
service a special and pleasing feature. In
response to an appeal made by the guild
for the flood sufferers, the guild has re-
ceived quite a neat sum for the purpose
Allen Chapel will have grand rally to-
day, at which they hope to secure enough
funds to meet some urgent Indebtedness.
Special musical programmes will be given
at both the morning and evening services.
In the evening Bishop Grant will preach.
A mass meeting of the members will be
held at the church tomorrow evening
The japanese social at the Ninth Presby-
terrain Church last week was one of the
innovations of the season. The affair was
{. A. Prizes were given TO the most popu-
lar lady and gentleman present, and the
result was In favor of Miss Katie Pritch-
ard and Richard Sissle. The various booths
Were manned by ladies in japanese cos
tunes, and an Oriental air permeated the
church. The proceeds were up TO the ex-
pectations of the auxiliary
The Bachelor Maids, of whom Miss Mary
Duncan is president, gave their first enter
tainment last Tuesday at Odd Fellows
Hall to a select and appreciatiye gather-
ing. The hall was beautifully decorated.
and at least sixty persons accepted the
invitation to attend The club will enter
tain again in the near future.
The Progressive Social Club will meet
next Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Sarah
Howard, 1910 East Nineteenth street.
The Mary Campbell Mite Missionary So
and Alice Puryear delegates to the state
convention, which meets at Princeton. July
5, and Z.
Mrs. Tillman Long entertained last Sun
day at four-course supper in honor of
Mrs Louise Small. the Misses Hicks, Ma
RE Meeker, Mary Wheeler, of Franklin.
Ind, and William Davis, of Columbus
Mr.. William D. Collins, the well-known
basso profundo. will give a recital at Beth
ell A. NJ K. Church April Is. and will be
assisted by the best local talent Miss M
Dean, OF Pittsburg. will make her debut
to an Indianapolis audience, and Mrs. La
vinia Sneed will give some dramatic read
ings. The Heron Coston mandolin and
guitar team Will also render some selec-
tons. DR.. Joseph III. Ward will act as
master of ceremonies.
The Anna Douglass Club will meet next
Thursday with Mrs. Dixon, 1923 Alvord
street.
Miss Edna Scott was the hostess last
Monday evening for the 1904 Smart Set
Club. A dainty repast of three courses
was served. a business meeting of the club
wilr be held tomorrow evening with Miss
Luella Hibbitts, 1905 North Missouri street
A May festival will be given at the Sec
ond Baptist Church, beginning the first
week in May. Among the attractions Of
ferred for the week are doll drill" the
deestrick skule and musical and literary
programmes.
The Woman's Improvement Club will
meet in joint session next Friday evening
TO listen to an address by the Grand
lecturer j. L. Hickman, of Portland Ind
The several Knights of Pythias in this
city will meet in join session next Friday
evening to listen to an address by the grand
lecturer, ]. f. Hickman, of Portland, Ind
Samuel Owens, a well-known barber,
who recently returned from the South
continues seriously i'll at his home, Ais To-
The Woman's Club will be the guest
Thursday afternoon of Mrs. Naomi Cook
1872 North Missouri street.
The Topaz Cluster Club will meet with
Mrs. David Gee next Friday afternoon,
1907 North Senate avenue.
The Womans improvement Club has
elected Mesdames Buelah Porter, Mae
Johnson and Miss Daisy Walker as the
delegates to the Federation of Colored
WOmen's Clubs, which meets here next
The Nisht Owl Pleasure Club will dance
al the obi Fellows Hall April 26 This will
be the second OF a series or dances this
season.
Miss Mary +. Johnson will receive in
formally this afternoon in honor of the
Misses Tolliver and Peyton, of Danville,
Ky who attended the recent marriage
of Mr.. Mac Mendenhall TO Miss Alberta
Peyton.
The Ladies' Aid Alliance met last Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. w. Norman Curry,
500 North California street.
Mrs. Mary Coleman. 1925 Arsenal avenue.
entertained the Anna Douglass Club last
Thursday afternoon.
Byron Mann. OF Cincinnati. was the
guest last Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rreedlove. 1903 East Eleventh street.
Bishop A Grant will occupy the pulpit
at the Bethel A. NJ. +. Church this morn
ing The choir will render a special and
appropriate programme. The report OF the
rally last Sunday will also be announced.
The Rev Samuel l.. Brit. formerly of Chi
cago, has assumed charge OF Wyman
Chapel. corner Seventeenth and Handes
streets He will deliver his initial SER
mons at the services to-day.