The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-22
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The Rev. Henry /. Herod. of the Second
Christian Church. will occupy the pulpit
to-day at Jones Tabernacle, during the abb
sence of the pastor, Rev. w. II. Chambers,
who is attending the General Conference at
St Louis. Rev. Herod Will be assisted by
the ministerial association.
Quite a large number of colored people
accompanied Samuel Taylor to Crawfords-
vile last Friday evening. where he deliv-
cred his grafton in the state contest.
The first dance of the Arcadian Club will
occur next Wednesday evening at Odd Fell
lows Hall
The married ladies' league otherwise
known as the ''Womans League" met last
week and reorganized by selecting the fol-
lowing officers: President, Mrs. Matte La
mont; secretary, Mrs Ada Jones; treasurer,
Mrs. Rose Harvey. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Ada Jones'
The Woman's Club was entertained last
week by Mrs. Alice Bunday, I2s Puryear
street. Tomorrow afternoon the members
will be the guests of Mrs. Charles Guthrie,
767 West Walnut street The club will give
beneht at the Second Christian Church
June 6.
The Embroidery Club of the Corinthian
BAPTIST Church will give a leap-year party
next Thursday evening at the residence of
Mrs. Fannie Jones, S21 West Eleventh
street
met last week with Mrs. John Rooney on
Fayette street. The next meeting the MEM
bers Will be the guests of Mrs. John Mar
snail, 26OS North Senate avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Brown, who
spent the winter in Washington. d. c.. have
returned 10 the city and again located
at 50l Bowman street.
The 1904 Smart Set Club entertained last
Monday evening with a house party at the
residence OF Miss Luella Hibbitts, the pres
ident, 1OO6 North Missouri street
The Halcyon Courtere, composed of pupils
or the Manual Training High School, will
give their first soiree next Friday evening
at Odd Fellows Hall.
Mrs. Earl l.. Titus has returned from a
very pleasant visit with her mother in
Lebanon. KY.
Invitations are out announcing the ap-
preaching nuptials of Miss Ora Simms and
Henry Jones, which will take place June 81
The directors OF the Pythian Castle Hall
association Assoc met last week and issued a
large amount OF stock A resolution was
introduced to allow colored Pythians out
side or the city 20 take shares if they de-
sired Islis will make the hall a state af-
Ialr, and the building as outlined will be
credit to the Pythians of the State
The annual thanksgiving sermon of the
United Brothers Of Friendship and Sisters
linson Hail was well attended,. p the he an oii-
versary sermon was delivered by the Rev
n II. Tolbert. of Simpson Chapel. Grand
T.
master Of ceremonies, and also addressed
the meeting. This organization Is the
strongest numerically of any colored or
from the fact that it was originated and
is managed entirely by colored men
pa nt s,uecHSsfui year has Just closed for the
It's commencement exercises last Thursday
evening; Addresses We're made by the
Revs; n. A: Seymour. ID. S. Slaughter, Nj.
7. Ely and the president, the Rev. ] C.
week for the purpose of making arrange
ments to continue the work at the next ses-
sion
Miss Amelia Goodall entertained last
Tuesday evening at dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Allen, Mr.. and Mrs William Hines.
Messrs. John Allen, Ernest jackson and
Misses Minnie Broad and Hattie Living
stone.
The A: U. w. Industrial Club met last
Wednesday evening at 422 Muskingum
street j. c. Miller is the president.
The walters at Whites cafe will give a
pan AT the ODD Fellows Hall next We'd
| nesday evening.
The Christian Endeavor of tie Ninth
| Presbyterian Church elected the following
officers last week: President james Myers:
wee president, BENJAMIN Snyder; secretary,
Rose Henderson; treasurer, William Brad,
| ley. The topic for the meeting TODAY is
False and True Ambitions"
The Sunday afternoon meetings at the
Kramer Guild have been placed in the
| hands of the school teachers. who will for n
| while prepare the programme. The pro-
| gramme to-day will be under the supervi-
SION or Professor Marcus A. Gillian prin-
! cipal Of Mccoy School. In addition to an
address by Professor Gillian the follow
ing programme will also be given Solos.
Miss Nora Roberts and Prof John w
/ Evans; instrumental solo. Miss Ella Crock
er; paper, Miss Buelah Porter.
| The Ladies Auxiliary of the Guild held
a meeting yesterday from to o'clock and
/ Home" ~
The second anniversary of the colored
| L. NJ. {. A. will be celebrated this after
noon at Simpson Chapel. An excellent pro-
| gramme, in which James NJ. Ogden will
denver an address, has been prepared and
| Will be rendered The Woman's Auxiliary
| OF the association will attend in body
and assist the young men with the pro-
| gramme. Mr.. Ogden is the president of the
| Indiana State Epworth League and is also
member of the board of directors of the
| local white association. Reports of the
| past year will be read by the field secre-
| tarry, Sanford Yopp.