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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1902

Page

8

Fragments of social club listings and notes from Indianapolis

A dense schedule of Monday to Friday reading circles clubs and socials is detailed with hostesses and addresses across Indianapolis. It notes anniversaries engagements removals and guest speakers, plus forthcoming dances and club meetings. Names include Mrs. F. C. Gardner Mrs. Anna Ce. Reaume Mrs. J. H. Wilson Mrs. W. J. Griffin, among others. The report mentions a golden wedding, a move to California, and multiple club activities at Walcott street North Illinois street and Central avenue.

Russia Maud M. Prior Proctor Anna Ce. Reaume J. H. Wilson W. J. Griffin M. Muhl Frank E. Gavin Albertaker Walcott Street A. B. Mitchell North Pennsylvania Street Meridian Street George Merritt California Edith Smith Douglas Knoxville Tenn Isabel Palmer Florence Grubbs Harrodsburg Albert M. Cole Pana Philomathean Club S. M. Preston Holmes Moore Grace Helen Stark Anna Harish Harriet Ritter Philip Hoffmann Henry Scot Fraser Mary Wadsworth Davenport, Hill Tuttle Mandolin Orchestra Alice Dunkle Evansville John King Cinc Club Charles Gilman W. Taylor Edna Randall Ugo-I-Go Bertha Trout J. C. Pierson Meridian Streets William Lalley Chapel Club Central Avenue Lucille Ballard Daisy Young Frankfort Marsh Cincinnati South Woodruff Club N. H. Dielman M. S. Huey Johnson E. H. Tripp Ventieos Club Wineman Kahn E. J. McGovern Fern Leaf Club Amusement Committee Capital Council Y. M St. Patrick's Hall Daniel G. Williams North Capitol Avenue Oklahoma Grace James H. Shover Shover Madison Lehmann-Hofmann Lowes Cravens McComb Nathan Powell T. H. Masterson Maennercher Ladies’ Society George Richards Mary Sayles Joseph H. Schaub W.D. Shreve Julius Keller, Jr Henry Jungelaus Carl Schmidt G. L. Greene W. C. Grigsby O. C. Ruther Paul Krauss Philip Hauss Emelie Kopp Matilde Hart Lena Goepper Alma Bachmann Elizabeth Anding Josephine Bauer H. H. Schwankhaus Blake Street O. L. Webb O. B. Pettijohn W. W. Spencer George van Camp A. M. Sweeney Hot Springs San Antonio el Paso Los Angeles San Diego San Francisco Salt Lake City Clarence Denver Chicago Jessie Stake Hawkins Logansport Davidson Hamilton Roy Caroline Scott Harrison The Daughters of the Revoluion Regent Continental Congress Washington John N F. A. Morrison Samuel E. Perkins Emil Walscher Frederick Bunker Frances White Max Graves Fred Denny Donn Smythe Fred Bunker Wil Cochran Ray Foster Blanche Laycock Verna Cleveland Adelaide Green Alma Bachmen Laura Hauss Gertrude Schlefeher Anna Wheeler Jane Kyle Harry Schad Dal Hitz Indianapolis Literary Club Columbia Club Fm John T. Dye Alembert. W. Brayton John H. Holliday John L. Griffiths Charles W. Moores Alfred F. Potts H. Th. Miller Columbus A. B. Milford Crawfordsville Augustus Mason Orange Runnels Demarchus C Beane Ap GME SSN

Popularity as magnetism in social life

A Baltimore era column compares popularity to magnetism, noting it may be born, not made, but some effort and tact help. It highlights charming traits, the charm of social leaders, and how popularity endures beyond debut years, with reflections from Philadelphia society circles on how men attend events and support hosts.

Baltimore Mrs. Blank Miss Cash Philadelphia

Dinner cards bloom as painted rose place markers

In New Orleans a novel table idea features single long-stemmed American Beauty roses with guest names written on the leaf. Flowers are painted in groups then mounted individually to resemble a natural bloom on each plate. The elegant cards impressed at a recent smart social affair hosted by a prominent society woman.

New Orleans Times-Democrat New Orleans

Monday Rosemary Club programs in brief notice

Rosemary Club features Centers of Literary Influence in America with Miss Deborah Elliott discussing Evolution of the American Magazine. French Club hosts Miss Julia Hollweg at 3 o'clock. Women's Research Club includes Mrs. F. C. Heath. Responses from Sienkiewicz noted.

Rosemary Club America Deborah Elliott Julia Hollweg Women's Research Club F. C. Heath Sienkiewicz

Social clubs fill this winter with lectures and teas

A long list of club activities fills the week from Friday through next week. Meetings include Clio, Sketching, Principals, and Hoyle Euchre clubs with talks on American illustrators and literature. Attendees travel visitors and hostesses host gatherings at homes and club houses across the city.

Hatfield McConnaughey Clio Club Willard Evans F. T. McCrea Robert Adams Julia Walk Louis Wolff Samuel J. Brash Gargoyles Nellie Mes Imogene Myrtle Smyser

Suburban Social News Brightwood Gossip Tidbits

Suburban social notes list visiting relatives and friends across Indiana and Illinois. Names include Roy Sites Springfield and Flossie Shoobridge Upland, plus numerous returns from Muncie Evansville Indianapolis and other towns. The column notes church and club gatherings, birthdays, and guests from Fortville Bellefontaine Lafayette and Greencastle.

Roy Sites Springfield Flossie Shoobridge C. C. Giles Upland Joseph Trimble Muncie L. Love Union City B. Rankin Bellefontaine Dinsmore Marion Ralph Avery St. Paul Ind M. Rock John Dale Alton Alta Funkhouser Evansville George Clark Albert Cramer Richmond M. E. Church Cloe Williams Minnie Jones Worley Frankfort Alfont Fortville William King A. T. Ruth M. O. Ruth Losantville M. Haywood Lafayette O'Dell Mary Hanna E. B. Hanna John Emmons Fond du Lac Wrs Mary Robertson George Sites B. A. Brown Belle Hoffman St. Louis Grace Sampson Anna Kelbur Grace Staff Mattoon

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