The Indianapolis journal., 1904-01-31

solo, Prof John w. Evans; scripture read
ing. Mr.. j. w. Harris; chorus. Y As. c. A.
Glee Club; solo, Mrs. Lewis; Address. as
sociation member; offertory: duet Mrs
Lewis and Prof. John w. Evans; chorus.
Y NJ. 9. A Glee Club; violin solo. James
r. Hodge.
Revivel services at Bethel A. NJ. E.
Church will close with the meetings OF to-
day. There have been ffty-hve accessions
TO the church, and forty-one conversions.
The Rev. Charles Hunter has conducted the
services this week. The Rev II. T.. Stew
art will preach this morning
The managers OF the Antique dancing
class have changed their meeting nights
from Tuesday TO Thursday evenings In
structions are given the afternoon OF thu
The zenda Dancing Club held its reg
ular meeting last Friday evening at ODD
Fellows Hall. The zenda Club is the old
est dancing club in the city.
A notable event OF the week will be the
appearance in the city OF Mrs Josephina
3 Yates. president of the National Asso-
ciation OF ColOred Women, and Mrs Eliza
beth Lindsay, who is national Organizer.
Mrs Yates is regarded one OF The races
leading educators and most cultured
women. Mrs. Lindsay is a woman OF rare
attalnments and an interesting speaker
Several social functions will be held in
their honor. They will attend the execu-
tive session Of the committee Of the Nation
al council OF Women, which meets at the
Propylaeum While in the city they will
city at Bethel A NJ. E. Church next Thurs.
day evening, at which a large attendance ia
expected. The president OF the women's
organizations have been invited 10 make the
meeting a success.
The True Reformers held an installation
OF 100 officers OF their lodge at Allen Chapel
Friday evening. w. s. Henry chief OF .his
DIVISION, had charge OF the ceremonies
The literary and cultured ladies have or
ganized society for the object OF self-fm-
proYement and for the general welfare and
interest Of negro women. They will ue,.t
each week. They will hold meeting this
afternoon at the Flanner Guild 10 perfect
the organization. The officers are: lillian
Thomas Fox, president: Beulah Porter
first vice president; Daisy Walker. second
vice president; Roxie III. Bell, secretary:
May Rum johnson. treasurer
The birthday anniversary, given Thursday
evening by Sacred Heart Tabernacle al
their hall, was a decided success Thad-
deus Jones. the well-known elocutiOnist
read some OF his humorous selections Hs
was supported by some OF the city's talent
The affair was credit 10 the ORGANIZATION
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Y. n q A
Will give china social at Odd Fellows
Hall on Monday evening. Feb. s. FOR tha
benent OF the Association. The association
u sorely In need OF tableware 10 De used az
social functions held az the Association
rooms. All parties attending this social usIII
be admitted when presenting at the door a
piece OF china for the Association. The az
fair is novel one, and will prove a benefit
20 the Association. An excellent programme
will be rendered.
The Industrial Savings and Investment
Association have removed their Offices from
nent offices at N4 Indiana avenue where
they meet each Monday evening This as
Sociatlon has recently put into operation a
savings department. and has also Increased
It's capital stock 90 $4,000. the first issue Of
$1,000 having already been subscribed for.