Indianapolis Journal, Volume 51, Number 244, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1901 — Page 16

THE IXDTAXAPOLIS JOURNAL,, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1901.

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um social ami literary SOCIETIES OF INDIANAPOLIS. 3Iot of the ProBrnmmf for the Enuliiff SfBuoii IInc nffn Iticl In Attractive Form. A WIDE BANGE OF TOPICS LOCAL CLin UOMKN TAKING STEPS Füll ADVAXCKMKXT. Very Few of the gram men Have IVot omclal FroYet Ilecn Issued Other in Fall. Each year Increases the vornan a and with each new club year the clubs grammes elaborate become more practical, n The programmes for this year embrace a wine range 01 suojrci, ....v.-.. social, new books, art. music, etc a woman 3 club was club -i.. no"L' and the work of the jjurnjf itii - was confined to writing essays and the ransacking of encyclopedias, but now public work for the xmblic good has been taken up universally by woman's clubs, and much good has come of it. A record of woman's club work embraces free kindergartens, curfew laws, traveling libraries, civil-service reform, sociology, household cience, neighborhood settlements, industrial schools, city improvement, hospital work, mothers meetings, homes for children, social purity, and one of the latest movements in this city Is the endeavor to place a woman on the School Board, a Igorous campaign for which has been In progress all summer. It is noticeable that club work, as It Is understood now, includes every variety formerly done by the much discussed woman reformer and municipal and state governments are likely to feel the- power of organized womanhood more and more as .woman herself realizes this power and grows skilled In its use. The following include a number of the club programmer Xor the coming year: The Sketching Clnb. Oct. & 'Tan-American Exposition." IletArtam' -Summer Notes." club memiiU av- f ivr:iipt dar: "Art in the Homes. Hary Robinson; "Art News." Daisy Avery. Nov. 2 "Influence of Japanese Art on the Tv-.t Afnrv Knvder: "Japanese Methods Of Study and Illustration." Ella Smith. ifir:nf;f (lav: "The Nude in Art, n , m...t . Fannie Cuer; iaiK anu iuusiia,uuu3, Itose Holmes. ... , , Nov. 30-"The Household Craft Move tn.nt in the United States." Klla McGll n.rH r-hHtian: talk and illustrations, lone tw i"The Possibilities of Material at TTanr! " Kim Neubacker: "Talk and IIlncfpatlnns " Vivian Greene. Dec 2S "Christmas Prophecies and Traditions." Harriet Farrell Case, Jessie Dag gett; music. . . . , Jan. 11 Gothic architecture, exterior. Towers and Snires." Louisa Wright; talk nr.. illustrations. Edith Neubacker; art nan. Murcarflt Steele. tar, n-'-Carnvlcs." Nellie Wells: talk and illustrations. Imogene Shaw. R "Soulnture In Relation to Archl tort nr Alice Somerville: talk and illus tration. Bessie Warren Rvker. Fh. 2 ;uest dav: "Romance in Feudal fasti " Sara. T. Mayo. March 8 Gothic archltectuie. interior, Th Raotisterv." Sarah Keehn: "The Dec oration on Walls. Illustrations," Edith Wil liams. March 22 "American Sculptors, Illustra tion? " Eva. Jetter Benton. Anril 5 Guest day: "The New Movement In Decoration," Helen McKay; art news. Minnie Merritt Fay. April 13 Exhibit. Julia Walk; election of officers. May ?, "Picture Conversation." Anna Totter Garhart; discussion, club members. May 17 "Art as a Rational Use." Elizabeth Keeney; "Applications," Virginia Minor. May SO "Art Feast Topics of the Year." Talks: "Greek Art." Mr. Demarchus C. Brown: "Talk." Mr. Louis II. Gibson; a lecture; arts and craft movements. The IrTington Taeaday Clnb. Oct. S-President's Klncsburv. day. with Mrs. J. G. Oct. 22 With Mrs. A. N. Fowles; "Music as a Social Factor." Mrs. Moffet; "The Blessings of Music," Mrs. Brewer. Nov. & With Mrs. J. E. Cravens: "Native. Customs of Mexicans and Their Relations to Other Americans," Mrs. Arthur Johnson; "Prescott. the Historian of Mexico." 3drs. Amos Butler. Nov. 13 With Mrs. J. T. Layman; "Current Events," Mrs. Mary Calkins; "Humor and Pathos of Dickens." Mrs. C. M. Cross. Dec. 3 With Mrs. Albert Johnson: "Modern English Writers." Mrs. Doan; "Review of a Noted Book," Mrs. Cravens. Dec. 17 Guest day, with Mrs. Joseph JIunter. Jan. 14 With Mrs. Doan; "Friendships In Life." Mrs. Creighton; "Studies from Life." the club. Jan. 2S-With Mrs. Moffett; "Shelly." 3.1rs. Freeman: "Lord Byron." Mrs. Fow11; quotations by the members. Feb. 11 With Mrs. John Campbell; 'Aaron Burr," Mrs. Iayman; "Our Modern Novelists." Mrs. Grlg?:5. Feb. 25 With Mrs. Amos Butler; "Patriotism in Women." Mrs. Campbell; "Old Glory in the Land of the Oppressed," Mrs. Kingsbury. March 11 With Mrs. Charles M. Cross; 'Literature in Germany." Mrs. Forsythe; Russian Literature, " Mrs. Braden. March 2i With Mrs. James Banning; 'What Is Education?" Mrs. Galvln; "Hampton Institute." Mrs. Fowles. April S With Mrs. James Braden; election of officers; "The Pan-American ExpoBition." club members. April 23 With Mrs. George Galvln: "Woman's Share In Primitive Culture." Mrs. Jeffries; "Turkish Women of Todav." Mrs. Hunter. May W-With Mrs. Elizabeth Powell; Victorian day; "The Greatness of Queen Victoria," Mrs. Banning. May 2o Reception with Mrs. C. W. Harv?y; officers, president. Mrs. J. G. Kingsbury: first vice president. Mrs. J. E. Griggs; second vice president. Mrs. J. T. Layman; secretary. Mrs. James Banning; treasurer, Mrs. J. L- Hunter. Twentieth Century Clnb. Officers President. Mrs. Stella Wilder; vice president, Mrs. Alicj Baker; secretary, Mrs. Helen Thompson; treasurer. Mrs. Anna Wardwell: critics. Mrs. Fred Metz. Mrs. E. H. Gebauer; programme committee. Mrs. H. U. Ellis. Mrs. W. A. Fox, Mrs. Ada G. De Vore, Mrs. Alice Baker, Mrs. Carrie Wilklns. Sept. 11 With Mrs. Hart; quotations from Sir Walter Scott: "Ivanhoe," Mrs. Fox; recitation. Mrs. De Vore; reading from James Whitcomb Riley, Mrs. Thompson; current events. Sept. 25 With Mrs. Kerch; "Words of Wisdom." "Queen Alexandra." Mrs. MeClure: piano solo. Mrs. Gebauer; recitaticn, Mrs. Wright; piano solo. Mrs. Cassel. Oc t. J With Mrs. Metz; "The Sovereigns of the Fresent Day." Mrs. Hart; music, instrumental duet; "Causes and Results of the Spanish-American War." discussion led bv Mrs. Bvrkit; current events. Oct. 23 With Mrs. Morrison; Halloween customs; "Biography of William 'ullen Bryant." Mrs. Wardwell; "Henrv Drummond." Mrs. De Vore; "The Chains of Habits." Mrs. Fox; discussion, led by Mrs. Baker: election of officers. Oct. lv-With Mrs. Kerch; guest day, assistant. Mesdames Selbert, Thompson, Wardv.ell. Wildes, Morrison, Ellis, Metz, Norris. Wright. Nov. 6 With Mrs. McClure; quotations from Georg Eliot; "A Journey through America." Mrs. Byrkit: "The Child, Its Nature and Nurture." Mrs. McClure; discussion, led by Mrs. Wright; music, Mrs. De Vore. Nov. 2o With Mrs. Thompson; "An Albgery;" "Writers of To-dav. Dialect Nov elists. .aiuran?is. air. wilklns; recita tion. Mrs. Hart: "Writers of To-day, Essayists and Historians. Humorists," Mrs. Kerch. Dec. 4 With Mrs. Wildes; humorous quoxatior.s: - .Mar i wain ana His wrltlne- " Mrs. Morrison: n-adlng from Bill Nye Mrs. Metz; recitation. Mrs. Baker; current events. Oer. l-YWth Mrs. Wardwell; Christmas quotations; Christmas recitation, Mrs

Thompson; "DooS i'utnm Make Christmas a Burden?" Mrs. Kerch; discussion. Jan. 1 Open house. 2 to 4 and 8 to in, with Mrs. Fox; assistants. Mesdames Wilklns, Byrkit, Ie Vore. Hart. Jan. 2-With Mr-. Wilkin: New ear Resolutions: "Holidav Reminiscences; conversation led by Mrs. Elli.s; "A NewYear Storv." Mrs. S'orris. Jan. lUWith Mrs. Selhert; "The PanAmerican Exposition," Mrs. Cassel; "An Original Storv." Mrs. Metz; mu?ic, Mrs. De Vore: music, Mrs. Fox. Jan. 3.) With Mrs. Norris; "Current Events." "Home Education," Mrs. Hart; recitation,. Mrs. Wright; "Queen Wilhelmina. " Mrs. Wilkins. Feb. 1.1 With Mrs. Wright; "Unique Savings-;" "Siberia and Her Exiles," Mrs. Kerch: "Russian Women." Mrs. Morrison; recitation. Mrs. Ellis; current events. Feb. LT With Mrs. Byrkit; "Patriotic Quotations:" "Great IV--ds of Great Men." Mrs. Ut? Vore; music. Mrs. Seibert; "Lincoln and the Soldiers." Mrs. Wilkins; vocal solo. Mrs. McClure.

March 12 With Mrs. Baker: "Current Events:" "A Dav at Washington City. Mrs. Norris; "Ilistorv of the American Flag." Mrs. Metz: recitation. Mrs. Kerch. Marrh 2 Guest dav. with Mrs. Ellis; as sistants. Mesdames Thompson, Wardwell, Norris. Wildes. April 9 With Mrs. Cassel; Easter verse as text; recitation, Mrs. inompson; inn Twentieth Century Woman." Mrs. Ellis; music, Mrs. Metz; "Home Discipline, Mrs. ox. April 23 With Mrs. I)e Vore; quotations from Whittier; "God's Education of Man." Mrs. De Vore: recitation. Mrs. Norris; "Short Sketch of Life in the Philippines." Mrs. Hart; vocal solo, Mrs. McClurc; election of officers. May 7 With Mrs. Fox; "Merchant of Venice;" "The Domestic! Blunders of Women," discussion by the club; "The School of the Past and the Present." Mrs. Baker; music, Mrs. Fox; recitation, Mrs. Ward well. Mav 21 With Mrs.- Gebauer; "Current Events;" "A Summer Tour." Mrs. Byrkit; music. Mrs. Gebauer; "What Social Classes Owe to Each Other," Mrs. Seibert; vocal solo. Mrs. Morrison. June 4 With Mrs. Hart; quotations from songs; "Power or music, .Mrs. genauer; "Influence of Associates." Mrs. rox; recitation. Mrs. Wright; quartet, Mrs. Wilk ins. Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Norris, Mrs. McClure. German Literary Clnb. Oct. g "Review of 10OV Mrs. Howell Clark Segur; general conversation; music. Oct. 22 "Nuremburg." Miss .Emily Fletcher; conversation. Mrs. C. M. Walker and Mrs. Louis Burckhardt; music. Nov. 12 President's day; reception and musleale. Nov. "Pioneers in Woman's World: Henrietta Goldschmidt. Auguste Schmidt, Helen Lange, Lina Morgenstern," Mrs. James T. Eaglesfleld; conversation, Mrs. Frederick Francko and Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut, jr.; music. Dec. 10 "The Men of '4V Mrs. Bertha Test; conversation, Mrs. Emil Wulschner, Mrs. F. P. Rush: music. Jan. 14 "The Eternal Light of Rosegger, the German Country Parson," Mrs. William Hflerle; conversation, Mrs. C M. Walker and Mrs. Segur. Jan. 28 "Oberammergau," Mrs. Henry Severin, sr.; conversation, Mrs. Bertha Test;, music. Feb. 11 "The German Kitchen." Mrs. Louis Burckhardt: conversation, Mrs. T. A. Wagner and Mrs. Louis Hollweg; music. Feb. 25 "German Short Stories." Mrs. Wulschner; conversation, Mrs. Francke and Mrs. Bernard Vonnegut; music. March 11 "Hauptmann and His Works." Mrs. Henry L. Bruner; conversation. Mrs. P. M. Hildebrand and Mrs. Hollweg; sic. March 25 Address by Professor general conversation; music. April 8 "Sayings of Rhein. Harz Schwarzwald." Mrs. J. II. Parkhurst, muNix; and Mrs. Julius Karrmann and Mrs. Henry Severin, Jr.; music. April TZ "Sorosis and the Club Movement in America," Mrs. A. E. Dietrichs: conversation, Miss Mary E. Colgan and Mrs. Henry C. Adams, jr.; music. May 13 "The Historical Romance." Mrs. W. T. Barnes; conversation, Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut and Mrs. Ilildebrand; music. May 27 "Children's Literature," Mrs. II. O. Pantzer; illustrations; music. Ladles Literary I'nion Programme. President. Mrs. Addie Dietch Frank; vice presidents. Mrs. Lulu B. Moran and Mrs. Phoebe Reed; secretary, Mrs. Nell Alexander; treasurer, Mrs. Margaret Gordon. Oct. 9 With Mrs. George Bartholomew; president's day; responses, advertisements; "Our Club the Past." Mrs. George Bartholomew; "The Future," Mrs. Addle Deitch Frank; music. Oct. 23-Vith Mrs. Ella Billings; re sponses from illiam Cullen Bryant; mu sic; "Biography of Bryant," Mrs. Gordon; "His Most Popular Poem," Mrs. R. A. Deitch. Nov. 13 With Mrs. Gordon: responses from Poe; current events; "Fine Arts," Mrs. Nina Murphy; music. Nov. Zi With Mrs. Sadie Reck; responses "Thanksgiving Day;" "Origin of Thanksgiving." Mrs. A. I). Frank: music; Thanks giving tunes, by the society. Dec. 11 With Mrs. Ellen McBane; re sponses from Riley; Indiana riters, Mrs. Ella Billings; "Indiana Literature," Mrs. Lulu Moran; music. Dec. 26 With Mrs. Nannie Fontaine; Christmas recitation, Mrs. Agnes Hobbs; original Christmas story, Mrs. Nettle Rinker; Christmas songs, by the society; music. Jan. S With Mrs. Nell Alexander; New" Year resolutions by the society; "Value of Reading Wholesome Literature," Mrs. Carrie Eastburn. Jan. 22 With Mrs. Agnes Hobbs; "California Scenery," Mrs. Emma Hanna; "Education." Mrs. Nell Alexander; "Women of Enterprise," Mrs. Armenia Pinchon; music. Feb. 12-With Miss Carrie Eastburn; guest dav; music. Feb. 26 With Mrs. Mary Alexander; responses from Shakspeare; "Chinese Literature." Mrs. George Bartholomew; "Characteristics of Washington." Mrs. Phoebe Reed; recitation, Mrs. Ellen McBane; music. March 12 With Mrs. Phoebe Reed; responses from antiquity; reading, Mrs. Hulda Stout: "Our Lives with Our Children." Mrs. Sadie Beck: "Sacred Music," Mrs. Julia Rohan; music. March 2t With Mrs. Anna Tessen; miscellaneous responses; "A Bible Study," Mrs. Hannah Woodworth; "Books Worth Reading Again," Mrs. Anna Tessen; conversation, led by Mrs. Nellie Wampler and Mrs. Mary Alexander: music. April Jf With Mrs. Nettie Rinker; birthday response from Proverbs; "Women of the Bible." Mrs. Nannie Fontaine; music. April 23 With Mrs. Armenia Pinchon; responses from Harriet Beecher Stowe; "Helen Hunt Jackson," Mrs. Nell Alexander; "North American Indian," Mrs. Gordon: music. May 14 With Mrs. R. A. Deitch; tion; recitation, Irene Scudder. May 2S With Mrs. Lulu Moran; day; music. June 11 Picnic. elecguest Friday Afternoon Rending Clnb. Oct. 11 With the president. Music (provided by hostess at each club meeting): president's salutatory; "My Summer," by members of the club; recitation. Mrs. Nellie S. Hutson; miscellaneous quotations. Oct. 25 With Mrs. Sarah B. Gilbert. Music: select reading from "Fanny Fern's Portfolio," Mrs. Anna B. Hobbs; "On the Border" (repeated by request), Mrs. Sallie C. II. Haskell: "Short Dialogue." Mrs. Missouri F. Woodward, Mrs. Lizzie V. Spahr; miscellaneous quotations. Nov. S-With Mrs. Augusta W. Paver. Music: select reading from "Timothy Titcomb." Mrs. Carrie E. Halpln; "Discussion of Life and Works of Victor Hugo," led by Mrs. Mary Rice; recitation. Mrs. Addie C S. Engle; miscellaneous quotations. Nov. 22-With Mrs. Missouri F. Yv'oo.lward. Music: paper on "Life and Works of De Lesseps." Mrs. Cornelia B. Kercheval; recitation. Mrs. Nettie New; "Discussion of Current World Events." led by Mrs. Ida S. McBride: miscellaneous quotations. Dec. 13 With Mrs. Thesta A. Ross. Music; select reading, Mrs. Agnes Hitt; paper on "Mints of the United States. Where Located and How Governed." Mrs. Carrie W. Hoster; entertaining anecdote, Mrs. Ida S. McBride; miscellaneous quotations. Dec. 27 With Mrs. Ida S. McBride. Music; paper appropriate to season. Miss Lina M. Barlo; select reading, Mrs. Ida R. Pursell: "Xmas Box." Mrs. Ella C. Zaring; spiritual quotation. Jan. 10 ith Mrs. Helen Enslev. Music: paper on "General Grant Sirs. Melissa Cay lor; scle. and HI Aids." lylor; select reading. Mrs. M. Agnes Sherfey; entertaining anecdote, Mrs. Arminda Moore; miscellaneous quotations. Jan. 24-Wlth Mrs. Sallie C. H. Haskell. Music; paper on "Life and Writings of Leo Tolstoi." Mrs. Mary Rice; select reading. Mrs. Louise B. Twiname; humorous anecdote, Mrs. Helen Ensley; miscellaneous quotations. F-b. 14 With Mrs. Lizzie V. S;vahr. Music; paper on "Woman" (by request!. Mrs. Sarah R. Gilbert: narrative poem (original. Mrs. Carrie W. Hoster; humemus anecdote. Mrs. Nettie New; miscellaneous quotations. Feb. 23-With Mrs. Carrie W. Hoster. Music; paper, by Mrs. M. F. Woodward" book review. Mrs. Addie (7. S. Ensle; entertaining anecdote. Mrs. Carrie E. Ha'lpin; miscellaneous quotations. March 14 With Mrs. Ida R. Pur... M;?slc; select reading. Mrs. Augusta V. Paver; "Description of Cuban Trip." Mrs. Katharine A. LclKhty; "l'. tic al Recitation." Mis Lina M. Bario; miscellaneous quotations. March 2 With Mrs. Acnes Hitt. Music:

select reading. Mrs. Arminda Moore: paper on "Life and Works of Raskin." Mrs. Mary J. Hndley; hmmorous anecdote, Mrs. Nettie New; miscellaneous quotations. April 11 With Mrs. Mary Ric. Music; paper on "Louis Agassiz," Mrs. Thesta A. Ross: select reading. Mrs. Ida S. McBride; humorous anecdote. Mrs. Hltt; miscellaneous quotations. April 25 With Mrs. Ella C. Zaring. Music; select reading. Mrs. Pursell; discussion of Important world events, led by Mrs. Dorethea A. Ross; anecdotes, Mrs. Sallie C. H. Haskell; quotations. Mav With Mrs. Arminda Moor. Music; "select reading. Mrs. Helen Ensley; book review. Mrs. Millie S. Hutson; dialogue, bv Mrs. Romaine R. Armstrong and Mrs. Lizzie V. Spahr; miscellaneous quotations. Mav 23 With Mrs. Louise B. Twiname. Music; select reading, Mrs. Mary J. Hadley; book review. Mrs. Acnes Hitt; humorous anerdote. Mrs. Sarah B. Gilbert; miscellaneous quotations.

Propre Club of Tnxedo. Officers President, Mi?3 Rhoda E. Temple: vice president. Mrs. J. B. Montlcue; secretary, Mrs. Frank Heaton; assistant secretary, Mrs. David McConnaughey ; treasurer, Mrs. John Heaton. Oct. 11 With Mrs. Rhoda E. Temple. President's day; summer notes. Oct. 25-With Mrs. Harry Rowley. "Current Events." Mrs. Mlnger; "Origin of Halloween." Mrs. Montlcue. Nov. N With Mrs. W. E. Mattox. "Women's Clubs." Miss Temple; "Home Life, Mrs. Hatfield; "Are Clubs a Detriment?" Mrs. F. Heaton. Nov. 22-With Mrs. David McConn auKhev. "Colonial Davs " "Religious Influ ence." Mrs. Roach; "Progression." Mrs. F. Heaton; conversation, leader, Mrs. Minger. Dec. 13 With Mrs. Edward Hatfield. Superstition." recitation. Mrs. Hatfield; Thev the Truth with Superstitions and Traditions Taint." leader, Mrs. J. Heaton. Dec. 'J7 With Mrs. James Breeding. Guest evening. Jan. H With Mrs. J. B. Montlcue. "Mothers' Iniluence," Mrs, Montlcue; "What Will We Do with Our Daughters?" Mrs. Mattox. Jan. 24 With Mrs. Samuel Roach. "Woman in Religion." Mrs. Mlnger; "Woman in Public Life," Mrs. Hatfield; discussion, leader, Mrs. McConnaughey. Feb. 14 With Mrs. Fred Minger. "Valentine Day," Mrs. J. Heaton; poem, Mrs. Mattox; amusement arranged by committee. Feb. 2S With Mrs. Frank Heaton. "Historic Places in Indiana," Mrs. Breeding; conversation, "State of Indiana," leader, Mrs. Roach. " March 14 With Mrs. John Heaton. "Popular Amusement." Mrs. Harvey: "Public Parks," Mrs. J. Heaton; leader, Mrs. Hatlield. March 2S With Mrs. John Harvey. Guest evening. April 11 With Mrs. J. B. Montlcue. "Clara Barton," Mrs. McConnaughey; "Work of the Red Cross Society," Mrs. Roach. April 25 With Mrs. James Breeding. Miscellaneous programme, arranged by Mrs. Montlcue. assisted by Mrs. Minger, Mrs. Hatfield and Mrs. J. Heaton. May it With Mrs. David McConnaughey. "Popular Writers of Indiana." Miss Tem ple; conversation. "Decoration Day," leader. Mrs. Breeding. May 23 With Mrs. John Heaton. "Noted Women of Indiana;" conversation, by the club; election of officers. June 13 With Mrs. J. B. Montlcue. "The Work Basket;" "Shall Boys be Taught Housework.' leader, Mrs. Rowley. June 27 With Mrs. Frank Heaton. Guest evening. The Fortnightly Literary Clnb. Oct. 1 President's day. Hostesses. Miss Fredonia Allen, Mrs. J. P. Dunn, Mrs. J. W. Hess. Miss Dye. Mrs. Jacob j-. Mrs. Albert Baker, Mrs. Solomon Clavpool. Mrs. Eitel, Mrs. Henry Kahn, Mrs. E. H. Dean, Mrs. Fairbanks. Mrs. H. C. Newcomb, Miss Ream and Mrs. Tarklngton. Oct. 15 "New- Oarden Paths," Miss E. G. Browning; conversation, "Idylists of the Countryside," Mrs. C. N. Kendall, leader. Oct. 1" The Victorian era. "Womanhood of the Elizabethan f.ncl Victorian Eras." Mrs. J. V. Noel; "Frances Burnby and Jane Austen." Mrs. Elias Jacoby. Nov. 11' "A Prominent Scientist," Mrs. Henry Kahn; "A Leading Statesman,' Mrs. E. H. Dean. Nov. 26 "Witchcraft." Mrs. C. P. Doney; conversation, "Superstitions of Royalty, Mis.s Elizabeth ishard, leader. Dec. 1 "Old Vincennes," Mrs. Claypool; lecumsen. Mrs. . II. Dye. Dec. 17 "Christmas Stories." by Mrs. H. C. G. Bals, Miss Dye and Mrs. B. C. KeP sey. Jan. e George Castriot Janissary and Patriot." Mrs. J. Cummins Smith. Jan. 21 "Russian Novelties," Mrs. F. E. Gavin; "A Glimpse of Russian History," Mrs. Albert Baker. Feb. 4 "A Modern View of Piers Plow man.' Mrs. Albert Rabb; "The Poetry of Social Reform," M-s. Rose S. Coleman. Feb. lv-"Marla Edge-worth." Mrs. J. I. Dunn; "The Bronte Sisters." Miss Jane Williams. March 4 A story by Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson. March IS Anniversary; guests evening. April 1 "An Exposition of the Moral Sentiment of George Eliot's Novels." Miss Lucy Howe; "George Eliot's Italy," Mrs. E. R. Darlow. April S Annual election. April 15 "Motherhood in Religion," Mrs. V. H. Lockwood; conversation, "The Mod ern Mother." Miss Fredonia Allen, leader. April 2L "Sidney Carton." Mrs. C. A. Dwyer; "Literature Then and Now." Mrs. J. E. Cravens: conversation, "Historic Fiction," Mrs. J. s. Tarkington. leader. May 13 "Some Noted Letters," Mrs. James P. Baker: ''Some Books of th Year." Mrs. Ft. D. May 27 "Phases Fredonla Allen. Townsend. of Life in India." Miss June 10 "American Masterpieces." Miss Artists Yerkes: and Their "Americans and Social Who Grace London's Artistic World." Mrs. David Gibson; conversation, "T'na UnniA T?,o nt lnl 1 1 i II T ! i leader. Boyn Clnb "Pleasant Kventnjrs The following programme has been issued ior ine -fieasant Evenings - at the Bovs' Club, corner of South Meridian and Madi son avenue: Sept. 20Speaker, President Edgar H. Ev ans. "Our Boys." Committee Mrs. A. M. Ogle, Mrs. C. S. Eaglesfleld, Mrs. T. C Day. Miss Theresa Pierae, Mr. D. W. Collin. Oct. 25 Sneaker. Dr. L. L. Todd, "The Boy and the Man;" impersonator. M. .11. Pritchard. Committee Mrs. E. S. Elder. Mrs. William Jillson, Mrs. Alexander Mc pherson. .Mrs. W. S. Wynn. Nov. 22 Speaker, Mr. John L. Griffiths, subject. "A Boy's Country." "The young are indeed happy, for they shall see great tnmgs. oitaire. committee Mrs. Sam uel Brash. Mrs. Eugene Thompson. Miss Mary Kahlo, Mrs. John Jones, Major W. j. Richards. .Mrs. Henry Coe. Dec. 2. Christmas entertainment. Com mitteeMrs. E. J. Fester. Mrs. R. O. Hawkins. Mrs. Eddie Campbell. Mrs. J. H Vajen, Miss Sarah Wilson, Miss Louisa Fletcher, Miss Mary Browning Butler. Miss Eleanor orniin, .Mr. i. yl. z.ener. Jan. 20 Speaker, Mr. J. Cumming Smith: subject, "The Boy and His Games." CommitteeMrs. J. H. Taylor. Mrs. J. J. Coontr, Air, luiiie-s Nuei, mibs -aeie wallick. .Air. Lagar r.vans. eb. 13 Speaker. .Prof. William Howe: subject. "A irip Through Germany" (with stereopticon views.) Committee Mr. L. B. Hopkins. Mrs. George Merritt. Miss Harriet Ritter, Mrs. Mc;illiard. Mrs. K. R. Butler. March 23 Speaker. Rev. Francis H. Garisk; supject, "fat. 1'atrlck; impersonator, Mr. Harry Porter. Committee Mrs. J. A. butciirre. Miss Agnes Ketcham, Mrs. Rob ert L,ong. Miss Eoulse Pugh. Mr. T. B. L.aycocK. April 2, Speaker, Capt. Wallace Foster: subject. "Boys' Club Band of Mercy:" speaker. Mr. W. . Woollen: subject. iura i;eaKs nnci reet. Committee Mrs. (.ustavus Lilly. Mrs. Fred Lorenz, Miss 'rayilon, Miss Hester McClung, Mrs. V. Ml liackus. May 25 Speaker, Mr. Henry M. Dowllng; suDiect. i ne American i-lag. CommitteeMrs. Robert CSerKlis, Mrs. K. M Thompson, Miss Edith Surbey, Miss Frances Fortner, Miss juua Moore. June 22 Speaker. Mr. Hilton Brown; lawn fete. Committee Mrs. James Rojrer Mrs. J. S. Holliday. Mrs. J. I. Dissette, Mi's .Annie i-.. eraser. .Mrs. Arthur Hall. Tbnrsdny Afternoon Clnb. Oct 3 rresldent s day. Hostess. Mrs. J. . McGrew. assisted by Mrs. C. Roberson, Mrs. J . r. isennam, -urs. j. wards, Mrs. W. S. Hoss. c 'ci. Ii noMf-s. nennan; quotations irom .Miosummer .sight s Dream:' "First Novelist. Arthur Mervyn." Mrs. W H. Wheeler; "country Life. Mrs. Charles Roberson; ran-American Exposition." Mrs. D. K. Armstrong; summer notes. cum. Oct. r.l-Hostess, Mrs. D. J. Roberson; quotations irom as i ou j.ike it; Washireton Irving. Mrs. C. Edwards; "Al hambra. Mrs. YV . p. Spray; "Newstead Abbey, Mrs. C. Sheridan; recitation, Mrs. j . . ,mcc trcw. Nov. 7 Hostess. Mr. A B. Tolin: quotations from "Romeo and Juliet;" "Maurice Thompson anl His Last Book," Mrs. J. F. Benham; "The Social and Intellectual Condition of the Times," Mrs. T. I'. Overman; "Woman Givers and Their Gifts," Mrs. A. J. Mullan. Nov. 21 Hostess, Mrs. D. K. Armstrong: quotations from "Citv Legends;" "Will Cnrleton and His Works," Mn. J. B. Harrell; "The Child's Horn- Life." Mrs. J. E. Morrow; recitation. Mrs. B. W. Gillespie; recitation. Mrs. A. ??. Tolin. Dec. 5 Guest evening. Hostess. Mrs. B.

W. Gillespie, assisted by Mrs. A. B. Tohn. Mrs. c. Sheridan, Mrs. C. J. Linton, Mrs. J. B. Atkinson. Dec. is Hostess, Mrs. J. F. Benham; quotations from "Love's Labor Lost;" "Biography of John B. Gough." Mrs. W. Hoss; "Mary A. Livermore." Mrs. A. B. Tolin; temperance love story, Mrs. B. W. Gillespie; reading. Mrs. J. B. Atkinson. Jan. 2 Hostess. Mrs. J. B. Atkinson; quotations from "Winters Tale;" "Maria Mitchell." Mrs. A. J. Mullan; "Important American Inventions." Mrs. J. W. McGrew; "What Edison has Done for the World." Mrs. II. B. Treat; reading. Mrs. W. P. Spray. Jan. IS Hostess, Mrs. W. S. Hoss; quotations from "King Lear;" "Julia Ward Howe." Mrs. D. Roverson; reading,. "D. L. Moody," Mrs. J. E. Morrow; "The Ways of a Oueen." Mrs. J. B. Atkinson: "Colonial Days." Mrs. T. P. Overman. Jan. 30 Hostess, Mrs. C. J. Linton; quotations from Riley's works: "The Hoosier Poet." Mrs. C. Sheridan; "That Old Sweetheart of Mine," Mrs. W. 1. Spray; recitation. Mrs. J. F. Benham; reading, Mrs. J. B. Atkinson. Feb. 13 Hostess. Mrs. A. J. Mullan: quotations from "The Merchant of Venice;" "Character Sketch of Lew Wallace." Mrs. 11. H. Treat; review of "Hen-Hub." Mrs. C. J. Linton; "Wonderful Power of a Mother's Influence," Mrs. A. B. Tolin. Feb. 27 Hostess. Mrs. J. E. Morrow;

quotations from "Macbeth; "Edgar Allan Poe," Mrs. J. B. Harrell: "Poetry and Prose," Mrs. W. H. Wheeler: recitation. Mrs. J. W. McGrew: readinc Mrs. C. J. Linton. March 13 Guest evening. Hostess. Mrs. J. B. Harrell. assisted bv Mrs. A. J. Mul lan, Mrs. W. I. Spray. Mrs. T. P. Over man. Mrs. J. E. Morrow. tions from Emerson; "Ralph aldo Lmer son." Mrs. D. K. Armstrong; "Wlllian ..tU V II 1 1 V. 11 J f i I I n .'I'M , I ' V ' . t im Cullen Bryant." Mrs. W. S Hoss; recitation, Mrs. Benham. April 10 Hostess. Mrs. T. P. Overman; quotations from "Twelfth Night;" "Eu-"Fa-gene Field." Mrs. Charles Edwards; vorite Poem." Mrs. A. J. Mullan: X llv C. J. Life of Florence Niehtinirale." Mrs. Linton. April 24 Hostess. Mrs. W. P. Spray quotatlons from O. W. Holmes: sketch. "O. W. Holmes." Mrs. W. H. Wheeler; "Holmes's Poetry and Prose," Mrs. H. B. Treat; selections, Mrs. D. Roberson; conversation. "Is the Present School Curricu lum too Extensive." leader. Mrs. W. S. Hoss. Mav S Hostess. Mrs. Charles Edwards: quotations from J. G. Whittier; sketch. "J. u. u nutier, ' Mis. C. Sheridan; "J-Jvange-llne." Mrs. J. K. Morrow: "Other Poems." Mrs. C. Roberson: "Kate Douglas Wiggin." Mrs. J. B. Harrell. Mav 22 Hostess. Mrs. Charles Roberson: quotations, "One Day's Menu;" "Some Mistakes of Women." Mrs. D. Roberson; "The Home and Housekeenine of To-dav." Mrs. D. K. Armstrong: recitation. Mrs. B. W. Gillespie. .1 linp K 1 1 netoeo Ifre TT Trco f mm. tations from Hawthorne: "Nathaniel Haw thorne," Mrs. T. P. Overman; "House of Seven Gables," a study. Mrs. C. Edwards; "Some Indiana Authors." Mrs. C. Rober son. June 20 Guest evenlncr. Hostess. Mrs. W. IT. Whrlir ntcUtoH hv Mrs T? Fi Treat. Mrs. D. Roberson, Mrs. D. K. Arm strong, .miss iviorris. The Matinee Mnslcale. Oct. 2 President's day. Oct. 16 Miscellaneous programme, first division. Oct. CO Philharmonic String Quartet. Nov. 6 Miscellaneous programme, sec ond division. Nov. 20 Artists' recital. Dec. 4 Miscellaneous programme. first division. Dec. ! Miscellaneous programme, second division. Jan. 8 Philharmonic String Quartet Jan. 22 Miscellaneous programme. first division. Feb. & Artists' recital. Feb. 13 Miscellaneous programme, secstring Quartet. ond division. .March & Philharmonic March 19 Organ recital April 2 Students' recital. April 16 American day. April .TO Request programme. May 14 Annual business meeting:. The "Women's Clnb. Oct. 4 President's day. Social commit teeMrs. Edward Daniels. Mrs. Charles Martindale and Miss Coughlen. Oct. IS "The Alfred. Millennial." Mrs. Kathenne L. Dorsey; conversation. "The Anglo-Saxon Spirit," Mrs. Horace McKay, leader. Nov. 1 "finance In Fiction," Miss Anna Spann: "Local Color in American Stories." Mrs. scot Rutier; conversation. Nov. 15 "A Day in Hellas." Mrs. C. F. Sayles; paper and conversation, "The New in Art." Mrs. F. H. Blackleclge. Dec. 6 A discussion of living issues bv Mrs. May right Sewall and Mrs. Henry V. I'RTCC. Dec. 20-A story; Chapter I. Mrs. H. A. Edson; Chapter II, Mrs. O. B. Jameson: Chapter 111, Miss Anna Nicholas; "It Might Have Been," Mrs. A. F. Potts. Jan. 2 A letter from Mrs. Eliza G. Wiley; "Country Villas," Miss Mary Dean; conversation. Mrs. James T. Eaglesfleld. Jan. L "Modern Ideals," Mrs. J. D. For rest; conversation on the paper, Mrs. F. W. Chislett. Feb. 7 "Fnbeatcn Paths." Mrs. II. L. Beveridge; conversation on the paper, Mrs. H. d. aicott. Feb. 21 "The Passing of the Quaker." Mrs. L. A. Cox; "Personality a Power." Mrs. V. K. Hendricks; conversation on the papers. Mrs. J. II. Holliday. March i "Across the Moors." Mrs. O. S. Runnels; paper and conversation, "Seen in Passing," Miss Emily Fletcher. March 21-"As it May Happen." Mrs. H. Li. an Hon; conversation by the club. March 2S Election of officers. April 4 A Letter from Bonn." Miss Dannie 1. .Newcomer: "What Harmonv is This? My ;ood Friends, Hark! Marvel ous Sweet Music." Mrs. J. N. Carev. Anrll m "Herder " fra TT C TorHr, paper and conversation. "The Point of - - w MM A. 14. 111 f View," Mrs. George C. Hltt. May 2 "Mazzini a Study in Patriotism." Mrs. W. L. Elder; "Machiavelli " Mrs. A. J. Spruance: conversation on the papers, Mrs. A. B. W ells. May l&-"The Potentiality of the Staee " Mrs. u. u. l anner; "Dramatic Art in Eu rope.' Miss Marie Rltzlnger; conversation on the papers. Mrs. P. H. Clifford. June 6 Annual report. A social hour. The Woman Research Clnb. Sent. 23 President's day. Mrs. J. Brown, hostess. Ort. 7 V 1th T r .Tnhn nalrvmnlnsponses from Poe: "Barbarlsms in Amerb can Life." Mrs. J. J. Brown; "Edgar Allan i'oe. miss Jessie iiauk: conversation, "The Ideal Conversation." Mrs. Jennie I.. Ballenger. Oct. 21 With Mrs. Samuel Todd Miller: responses, "Advice from Financiers;" "Woollti a CKo4nn. Ar. 4 1 1 1 ,, canu c utiuuun n ill ci 1 tl H J.11C, Mrs. Jeannette Hert Wells; "Dynasty of Finance Rothschild." Mrs. Electa Murray Pruitt; conversation. "Pet Economies," Mrs. John M. Dalrymple. Nov. 4 With Mrs. John K. Jones; responses from Lowell- "Uncrowned ri9 " Mrs Marv Ianhlli lv"ramrr' "Sonnets and Sonneteers." Miss Emma FtrarU bury; conversation. "Lessons in Humble Life," Gertrude Goodhart and Mrs. Gertrude D. Millar. Nov. IS With Mrs. W. A. Wildhack; responses from "In Memortam;" "Tennyson," the Rev. Allan B. Philputt; music by Miss Man' Aufderheide. Dec. 2 With Mrs. A. A. Young: responses from Shakspeare; "The Stage in America." by Mrs. Harriet Sperry Brown; "Shakspeare's Lovers." Miss Alice Van Anda; waltz song from "Romeo and Juliet." Mrs. Fremont Swain: conversation, "Moral Tendency of the Stage," Mrs. Frank Holt. Dec. 1G With Mrs. F. M. Ault; responses from popular novels; "Influence of Fiction on Character," Mrs. F. C. Heath; "Art Life in Novels," Mrs. Josephine C. Elder; conversation, "Your Favorite Heroine and Why?" Mrs. L. C. Cllne. Jan. 6 With Mrs. Albert Kimberlin: responses from George W. Cable; "Proletariats of the South." Mrs. Ella R. Stevenson; "Cracker Joe," Mrs. M. F. Aulf "Southern Melodies," Mrs. Minnie K. Bennett; conversation. "Southern Provincialisms," Mrs. I-:. L. Olcott. Jan. ro With Mrs. F. C. Heath: responses from Slenkiewicz; "Russia." Miss Maude M. Prier; "Tolstoi." Mrs. Addie S. Jones; conversation, "Persons I Would Like to Have Known," Mrs. E. S. Elder. Feb. 3 With Mrs. Edmund D. Clark. Guest day. Feb. i; With Mrs. Frank H. Holt; responses from Irving or Addison: "The Storv of Rip Van Winkle and Its German Original." Mrs. Anna C. Helt; "Comparison of Irving and Addison," Miss Annie A. Lewis; conversation, "Superstitions," Miss Sarah E. Rtidisell. March 3 With Miss Gertrude Goodhart; responses from Elbert Hubbard; "William Morris." Mrs. A. A. Young; conversation, "Art industries'," Mrs. Harriet Maud Roberts; election. March 17 With Mrs. C. W. Gorsuch; responses from Homer; "Evolution of the Woman." Mrs. Belle G. Tutewller; "Classic Women." Mrs. Melvin O. Ryker; conversation, "Bits of Romance in the Lives of Great Men." Mrs. Florence M. Hopkins. March Sl-With Mrs. L. C. Cllne; responses from Eugene Field; "Children's Rights." Mrs. Carrie Weaver Smith; "Children's Literature." Mrs. A. L. Wilson; song, Mrs. Fremont Swain; conversation. "Sayings of Children." Mrs. Josephine Conde and Mrs. E. G. Ritchie. April 1 4 With Mr. W. T. Brown; responses from the Psalms; "A Bible Study " Mrs. Mary Lewis Hovev; "Madonnas in Art." Mrs. Fletc her Wills': "Sacred Music." Mrs. Harriet Lewis Clark; conversation-

"Passion Play." Mrs. C. L. Eastburn and Mrs. Adah Harriet Kliman. April 2S With Mrs. Valentine Leonard; responses from Browning; "Literary Friends." Mrs. Mr.ry Q. Burnet; "Letter Writing In Literature," Mrs. C. W. Gorsuch: conversati jn. "Brook Farm." Mrs. Luella F. McWhirter. May 12 With Mrs. Harry C. Moore; responses from Benjamin Harrison; "Washington, D. C; a National University." Mrs. J. H. OrndorfT; "The First Presidential

Inauguration." Mrs. Greeta G. Moore; "Patriotic Airs," Miss Lillian Moore; con versation. "News Gathering in Washing ton." Mrs. Mary E. Leonard and Miss May Aufderheide. May 2 Club day. The new officers of the club are: Presi dent. Mrs. G. M. Henderson; viee presi dents, Mrs. Mary I. Kramer and Miss Gertrude Goodhart: secretary. Miss Alta M. Roberts; corresponding secretary-. Miss Annie A. Lewis: treasurer. Miss Lillian Moore; critic, Mrs. W. M. Stevenson. Irvlngton Woman's Clnb. Oct. 7 President's day. Hostess, Mrs. Barnhill. Oct. 21 Hostess. Mrs. Kingsbury: "The Novel under George II." paper, Jessie C. Brown; discussion, Jennie A. Howe. Nov. 4 Hostess. Mrs. Lesley; "t ranees Burney, Evelina." Agnes S. Browning; letters, Minnie O. Williams. Nov. IS Hostess, Mrs. Newlin. uuesi day. Dec. 2 Hostess. Mrs. Goe; "Jane Aus ten." "Pride and Prejudice," Inez W. libbott; "Emma." Harriet I. Kautz; letters, Jennie H. Brown. Dec. P-Hostess, Mrs. Forrest; "Miss Edgeworth." "Helen." Edith T. Lesiey; "Miss Mltford." "Our Village." Gertrude Baker. Jan. 6 Hostess, Mrs. 20 Hostess. Mrs, Jameson. Guest day. Jan. Baker; "Susan Ferrier," "The Marriage," Mary L. For sythe: "The Inheritance." Jessie H. Moore; "Destiny." Carrie V. Norris. Feb. 3 Hostess. Mrs. Terrell; "Charlotte Bronte." "Jane Eyre." Corinne T. Carv!n; conversation, "The Bronte Sisters," Cor nelia r . Goe. Feb. 17 Hostess, Mrs. Thompson; "Wal ter Scott," paper, Romaine Braden; conversation, Harriet Newlin. March 3 Hostess. Mrs. Clarke. Guest day. March 17 Hostess. Mrs. Williams; Charles Kingsley, "Alton Locke," Elizabeth Tompkins; "Yeast," Mary B. Thomp son: conversation. "The Sociological Novel," Albertina A. Forrest. March 31 Hostess. M-s. Kautz: "Charles Dickens," paper, Minnie C. Kingsbury; conversation. Harriet Ritter. April 14 Hostess, Mrs. D. C. Brown; "William Makepeace Thackeray," paper. Grace Julian Clarke; conversation, Vida T. Cottman. April 2S Hostess, Mrs. Browning. Guest day. May 12 Hostess, Mrs. Forsythe; "George Eliot." naper. Julia G. Jameson; conversa tion, Minnie R. Badger. May l'i Hostess, Mrs. Howe. Guest evening. Magazine Clnb. Oct. 3 With Mrs. Joseph Reagan. Presi dent's day. Oct. 13 With Mrs. Rose S. Coleman; "A Glance at the History of Japan." Mrs. Mar garet Shaw; reading, "The Fisher Boy." Mrs. A. J. Clark: conversation. "legends and Other Folk Lore," Mrs. Charles Busby, leader. Nov. 2 With Mrs. C. E. Galloway; "To kio," Miss Ida Foudray; five-minute talks on "Climate." Miss Florence Patterson; "Volcano." Mrs. William Sumner; "Vegetable Products." Mrs. Eliza Hopkins; "Vehicles and Guides," Mrs. Abner Lewis: "ML Fuji-San." Miss Carrie Fisher; "Nikko," Mrs. O. E. Fifleld. Nov. 16 With Mrs. E. P. Brown: "Inter national Relations." Mrs. J. L. Benedict: flve-mlnute talks on "Treaty Ports," Mrs. P. M. Dill; "The Flag." Mrs. D. W. Tibbs; 'Railway Systems." Mrs. Charles Busby; 'Prisons," Mrs. Joseph Reagan: "The Jap anese Soldier. Miss Jessie Hamilton. Nov. 30 With Mrs. Eliza Hopkins; "Re ligions." Mrs. J. S. Berryhill; "Buddhist Hvmn, Mrs. M. H. bhaw; discussion, "The Influence of Christianity," Mrs. A. J. Clark, leader. Dec. 14 With Mrs. Carrie Fisher; "The Occult," Mrs. C. E. Galloway, leader. Dec. 28-Wlth Mrs. O. L. Huey; "An Evening In Japan." committee. Mrs. Oscar Huey, Mrs. C. E. Busby. Mrs. M. II. Shaw, Mrs. J. L. Benedict. Mrs. N. T. Ferine, Mrs. W Imam Cumback, jr, Jan. 11 With Mrs. P. M. Dill: "The Lit erature," Mrs. A. J. Clark; "Examples," Mrs. O. L. .Huey. Jan. 25-With Mrs. Abner Lewis: "For eign Influence on the Literature." Mrs. P. M. Dill; conversation. "Newspapers and Periodicals." Mrs. J. W. Beck, leader. Feb. 8 With Mrs. Osgood Fifield; "The Drama." Mrs. Rose S. Coleman. Feb. 22 Social clay: committee. Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. E. P. Brown and Mrs. M. J. Allison. March S With Mrs. Charles Busby; "Japanese Women," Mrs. William Sumner; "Child Life, Mrs. C. E. Bacon; conversation. "Pastimes and Holidays," Mrs. J. R. Francis, leader. March 22-With Mrs. D Throne and the Nobles," kin; "Social Customs," W. Tibbs; "The Mrs. Eliza HopMiss Grace Eldred. April 5 With Mrs. Benedict Election of officers. April 19 With Miss Florence Patterson. Current events. "Science." Mrs. Oscar Huey: "Politics," Miss Adelaide Carman; "Art," Mrs. R. S. Coleman; "Religion," Mrs. Benedict. May 3-Wlth Mrs. M. H. Shaw: song; tenminute talks on "Japanese Gardens." Mrs. Joseph Reagan; "Trees." Mrs. Abner Lewis: "Flowers." Miss Florence Patterson; "Decoration Day." Mrs. D. W. Tibbs; song. May 19 With Miss Ida Foudray; "Characteristics of Japanese Art." Mrs. E. P. Brown; "Keramics," Mrs. N. T. Perine. May 31-With Mrs. Eliza Hopkins; "Architecture,' Mrs. L. N. Poyser: "Metal Work," Mrs. Fifield; piano solo. Mrs. Benedict; "Textile Fabrics," Mrs. Frank Keegan; "Sculpture," Miss Mary Collier. June 7 Picnic. The Clio Clnb. Oct. 25 With Mrs. J. H. Stubbs: "What Queen Victoria Did for Music." Mrs. S. L. Kiger; "The Domestic Life of Queen Victoria," Mrs. J. H. Furnas. Nov. 8-With Mrs R. W. Furnas. Guest day. Nov. 2 With Mrs. W. N. Wilson: "Public Events that are Making History." Mrs. H. G. Coughlen;" "Some Eminent Journalists," Mrs. J. A. Risk;" "My Newspaper Clippings," Mrs. H. M. Iladley. Dec. 13 With Mrs. J. G. McDowell: re sponses from Shakespeare; "William Shakespeare The Man, Mrs. M. I. Kra mer; "Portia a Study of Womanly Wit and Wisdom," Mrs. Ralph Morgan. Jan. 10 With Mrs. J. J. Brown. Open day. Roll call; proverbs, "Women of the Bible, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. M. C. Ken dall, leaders. Jan. 24 With Mrs. Wlllard Evans; "Re cent Publications," Mrs. F. F. McCrea; "Past and Present in Literature," Mrs. Robert Adams. 1 Feb. 14 With Mrs. Edward Selvage; "Historic Spots in Indiana." Mrs. Evans; "Our State Institutions," Mrs. Richardson Rowntree. Feb. 2S With Mrs. F. F. McCrea; "Indiana Poets." Mrs. John Morgan: "Prose Writers of Indiana." Mrs. S. S. W. Morris. March 14 With Mrs. H. M. Hadley; responses from Dickens: "Women of Dickens," Mrs. A. H. Webb: "Sydney Carton a Study." Mrs. J. F. Edwards. March 28 With Mrs. Ralph Morgan; "Mexican Pottery," Mrs. Frank Raible; "Modern Potteries," Mrs. W. N. Wilson: "Bits of History in Porcelain." Mrs. Jesse Kellum. April 11-With Mrs. Charles Nordyke. Election. Miscellaneous programme, arranged by Mrs. W. P. Socwell and Mrs. A. T. Coate. April 25 With Mrs. M. I. Kramer. Guest day. "The Influence of Music." Mrs. Edward Selvage: "Thomas Moore," illustrated with songs. Mrs. Rowland Evans. May 9 With Mrs. J. 1 1. Furnas; "The Indian of To-day," Mrs. J. H. Stubbs; "The Indian in Fiction," Mrs. Charles Nordyke. May 23 With Mrs. Rowland Evans; "Some Great Religions." Mrs. J. G. McDowell; "Home Life and Characteristics of Some Authors," Mrs. R. W Furnas. Over-the-Teacnp Clnb. Oct. 11 With Mrs. R. W. Cathcart. Nov. S With Mrs. John W. Jones; "The Ixist Colony of Roanoke." Mr. K. L. Dorsey: "The Founder of the American Navy." Mrs. A. R. Hale. Dec. 13 With Mrs. Henry Coe; "Bonnie Prince Charlie," Mrs. F. F. McCrea; "Plaid?, and Some Who Have Worn Them," Miss Alice Finch. Jan. 10 With Miss Alice Finch; "The Early Dutch." Mrs. W. D. Pratt; "Out doors and Indoors in Holland," Mrs. J. O. Henderson. Feb. 14 With Mrs. F. F. McCrea; "Wil helmina and Her Court." Mrs. Flora Jones; "Dutch Interests In Java," Mrs. S. E. Perkins. March 14 With Mrs. Allison Maxwell; "Denmark s Connection with European Royalty.' Mrs. u. l,. wood; "Thorwald son," Mrs. Henry Coe. Annual election. April 11 With Mrs. A. N. Dwyer: "Rus sia in Central Aia." "Joss Houses and Tea Gardens," Mrr John W. Jor.es. May 9 Witn Mrs. C. N. Thompson: "Rovcrofters." Mrs. W. C. Allen: "Books Before the Day of the Press," Mrs. Maria M Finch. May With Mrs. W. D. Pratt. Guest dav June 13-With Mrs. D. L. Wood; ".Effect

of the New-book Madness." Mrs. Wal

lace, jr.: "Books of the Year Review. Mrs. A. N. Dwyer. Mrs. E. S. Folsom and Mrs. M. N. A. Walker. The officers of the club are: President. Mrs. R. W. Cathcart; vice president. Mrs. W. C. Allen; secretary. Mrs. J. W. Jones; treasurer, Mrs. M. M. Finch. The Amateurs. The Amateurs, composed of pupils of Max Leckner. will study music mstorj next season. This will be Its ninth year. Following is the programme: Oct. 12 At the home of Mrs. L,ecKner, .u North Pennsylvania street; president s adaress; social. Oct. 26-Miss Moore, 7P isortn r-asi street; "Ancient and Primitive Music, Miss Lillian E. Moore. . Nov. 0 Misses Adam. 619 South L.ast street; "Ancient Music II." Miss Alice M. Halpin. Nov. "1 Miss Welshans. 1534 Tark ave nue; "Music of the Christian Church. 509." Mrs. S. K. Ruick. Dec. 7 Miss Pray. 1S13 North Illinois street; "Notation: The Beginning of Poly phony, Mr. Julius Herrmann. Jan. 4-Miss Foudray. 520 North New Jersey street; "Popular Music in tha Middle Ages," Miss Flora E. Pray. Jan. IS Miss Butler, 12U4 park avenue; "The Age of the Netherlander, 1350-1550." Miss Ida Vaughan. Feb. 1 Miss Reaume, 1S21 North Illinois street; social. Feb. 15 Mrs. Gibson. 1711 North Delaware street; "Catholic Church Music in the Latter Part of the Sixteenth Century," Milss Ida M. Foudray. March 1 Miss Selig. 220S North Pennsylvania street: "Palestrina, 1514-1591," Miss Edith Dockweiler. March 15 Miss Williams, 19 North Meridian street; "Music of the German Protestant Church in tha Sixteenth Century," Miss Lillie J. Adam. March 29 Mrs. Richardson, 1205 College avenue; "Music of the Reformed Churches in England in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries," Miss Nellie Welshans. April 12-Miss Butler. 1204 Park avenue; "Secular Vocal Music in the Sixteenth Century." Mrs. B. A. Richardson. April 2ft Miss Welshans, 1534 Park avenue; "Rise of Independent Instrumental Music." Miss Emily McDowell. May 10 Miss Herron. 1402 North Alabama street; social. Farlor Clnb. Study for the year. "The Rln and theBook," by Robert Browning. Oct. 2.1 President's day. Xov. 6 With Mrs. O. G. Dearborn; "Storv of the Drama as Told in Book I Only," Mrs. A. R. Mayo, Mrs. J. W. Sawyer. Mrs. O. J. Dearborn and Mrs. S. E. Perkins. Nov. 20 With Mrs. Mary McKay; "Book VII The Story of Pompllla," Mrs. E. E. Rexford; "Beauties of Expression from Pompilla," Mrs. D. K. Partlow. Dec. 4 With Mrs. W R. Rexford; "Book VI CaponsacchI as Man and Lover," Mrs. W. D. Miller; "Passages Relating to the Use of Pain in the World Meaning of Death Man's Strength Has it any Drawbacks?" Need of Expression In order to Serve Others." Mrs. Horace J. Eddy. Dec. l&With Mrs. Gertrude Goodheart; "Book X Pictures of an Old Man as Drawn in the Pope," Mrs. Ada L. Benton; "Pasages Dealing with Faith In an Immortal Life," Mrs. N. W. Ferguson. Jan. 15 With Mrs. S. E. Perkins. Browning tea. Jan. 20 With Mrs. J. R. Smith; "Books V and XI Count Guido Franceschini," Mrs. D. L. Wood; "Effect of His Sentence on Guido," Mrs. John Stone: "Marriage for Position;" discussion by the club. Feb. With Mrs. E. E. Rexford: "Books II and III Half Rome," Miss Elizabeth Nicholson; "The Other Half Rome," Mrs. George F. Bass. Feb. 1-With Mrs. W. D. Miller; "Book IV Historical References," Mrs. J. R. Smith; "Tertium Quid, or the Aristocratic Observer," Mrs. Mary L. McKay. March 5 With Mrs. John Stone; "Books VIII and IX The Legal Experts; Advocate De Archangelis," Mrs. Charles A. Garrard; "Doctor Bottinius," Mrs. S. S. Benton. March 19 With Mrs. W. P. Benton; "1S92 1902 " April 2 With Mrs. Gerrard; "The Passing of the Doctrine of Heredity as Here Shown." Miss Gertrude Goodhart; "Attractiveness of Goodness as Developed In This Plav," Mrs. Edgar A. Brown. April 16 With Mrs. Harry D. Tutewller; "Mrs. Browning as a Wife, Woman and as a Contributor to the Ring and the Book," Mrs. W. H. Dye; "The Child Idea and Love Is It Like or Unlike Browning?" Mrs. W. R. Rexford. April 00 With Mrs. J. W. Sawyer; "Com pare Othello and the Ring and the Book." Miss Delia Dearborn: "The Ring and the Book as a Work of Imagination." Mrs. O. D. Weaver. May HAVith Mrs. H. J. Eddy; "Book XII Dramatis Personae a Contrast and Comparison," Mrs. 11. D. Tutewller; "Final Results of the Sentence, Public and Personalor the Book and the Ring," Mrs. Hoyt McClaln. Monday Afternoon Clnb. Oct. 14 With Mrs. Masters; president's day; remarks by Mrs. E. J. Roblson; par liamentary drill. Mrs. Masters. Oct. 2S With Mrs. J. Perry Hoster; "So cial and C '.lege Settlements," Mrs. C. C. Rowllson; "Hull House." Mrs. Percy Johnson; discussion. Miss Margaret Cox. Nov. 11 With Mrs. May Kendall; "Tho Evolution of the Housekeeper," Mrs. Hannah Wilmuth; "Manual Training In tha Schools," Mrs. A. J. Clark; discussion, Mrs. Alice D. Moore. Nov. 25 With Mrs. Fremont Swain: guest day: musicale. in charge of Mrs. J. R. Francis and Mrs. Swain. Dec. 9 With Mrs. J. D. Johnson: "Tol stoi." Mrs. Charles McNaull; "Why Has Russia Advanced More in Political Influ ence than in civilization: Airs. u. a. Paquette: discussion, "Russian Christmas Customs." Miss Margaret Cox. Dec. 20 With the executive committee, Mrs. Galpln, Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Rumpler; responses, "My Hobby," in defense of "The American Way," Mrs. W. T. Jarvls. Jan. 13-WIth Mrs. F. C. Gardner; "Ma donnas," Mrs. A. D. Moore; discussion, Mrs. Galpln. Jan. 27-With Mrs. A. B. Philputt; "His tory of the Huguenots, Mrs. Kendall; "Influence or the Huguenots on American Civilization." Mrs. George Hodell; discussion, Mrs. Walter T. White. Feb. 10 With Mrs. N. G. Warth; "Life in Holland," Miss Cox; "Dutch Pottery," Mrs. J. P. Hoster; discussion, Mrs. C. A. Paquette. Feb. 24 With Mrs. A. J. Clark; "Women and Children as Wage Earners," Mrs. Ollah Toph; "The Modern Stage and Its Influence," Mrs. J. F. Yockey; discussion, Mrs. F. F. McCrea. March 10 With Mrs. J. F. Yockey; election ; responses from Burns. March 24 With Mrs. Alica D. Moore; paper by Mr. Dickey. April 14 With Mrs. E. J. Roblson; reading from "Michael Angelo-Longfellow," Mrs. N. G. Warth; "Vittorla Colona." Mrs. E. C. Rumpler; discussion, Mrs. J. L. Masters. April 2S Guest day; "Japanese Home Life." Mrs. Roblson; "Art of the Japanese." R. B. Gruelle; discussion, "Japanese in America and Americans in Japan," Mrs. W. T. Jarvls. May 12 With Mrs. Charles McNaull; "Historic Homes of America." Mrs. D. F. Fleener; "Homes of American Authors." Mrs. Robert Hall; discussion, Mrs. A. li. Philputt. May 26 With Mrs. Percy Johnson; "Current Events." Mrs. KezJah Loftin; "New Books Worth Reading," Mrs. Allan Langtry; discussion, Mrs. A. J. Comstock. June & Annual party. Aftermath Clnb. Oct. 3 With Mrs. C. A. Van Anda; president's day; summer reminiscences; social hour; music. Oct. 17 With Mrs. Edward Evans; "Is Club Life Detrimental to Home Life?" af firmative, Mrs. L. C. Galney; negative, Mrs. J. W. Thompson; recitation, Mrs. G A. 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Officers and Members Orange 8. Ttunnels. chairman; Thomas C Doj WUlittt A. Bastian, Charles E. Emmerich, John L Ketcham. Arrangements and Exercises Do march us C. Brown, chairman; John C. Dean, Francis H. Gavisk. William P. Kappea, Theodore Potter. Rooms and Flnanee Edward F. Hodce, chairman; Harry J. Milligan. Charles R. Williams. Alfred E Dickey. Frederick E. Matson. Oct. 7 (Ladles' nl&ht.) Athn as I Saw It." Addison C. Harri. Oct. li "The Religion of th Agnostic," Willitts A. Bastian. Oct. 21 "George MaoDonald," Thomas C Day. Oct. 2S "Due Process of Law," John B. Elam. jfov. 4 (Ladles nlfhtA "Orators and Oratory." Demarchus C. Brown. Nov. 11 "Natural Rights," Nobl C. Butler. Nov. IS "Th Declaration of Independence and Inferior Races." Lucius B. Swift. Nor. 21 "Aaron Burr," Charles Martindale. Dec. 2 (Ladles' night.) "Emerson," J. Cumming Smith. Dec. "The, Louisiana Purchase," Frank B. Burke. Dec. l&-"Publlsher and Public," Willlara C. Bobbs. Jan. & (Ladies' n!;ht.) 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Howland. v. May 12 "American and roreign rewapaoers," George C. Hltt. ti-. May 19 (Election of officers.) "The Right to Rule." Orange S. Runnels. T,,..May 26 "Art GMlerles in the Lnlttd States," Hugh H. Hanna. Local Council of Women. Oct 1 "International Work." Mrs. May Wri-ht Sewall, president of the InternatloViSl l Council' of Women; 3 o'clock, council business; report from th Indianapolis Bible Society; report from the Worn. aNov:Xi-"Wman's Opportunity," Mr. D. F Kennedy; 3 o'clock, council business; report from Over-the-Teacups Club; report from the German Literary Club Dec 3 "Suggestions for Social Reforms Found in Tolstoi's 'Resurrection.' " Mrs. Lowe Carey; 3 o'clock, council business; report from Indiana Children's Home Societv report from Flower Mission. Jan'. 7 "Heredity and Environment," Mr. ness; report from Boys' Club; report from Muw'n Esther Auxiliary. b. 4 "Health Reforms." Dr. E. C. 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