The Forrest City times., 1893-05-19
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The Nineteenth Century Cub,

The Nineteenth Century Cub,
 The writer has frequently attempted attendance upon the Nineteenth Cen tuIy clubs sessions. but autil Wednes- day night fate had decreed otherwise. and he has been deprived of much gen uine pleasure thereby. However, it will De because of the requirements of very urgent and necessary duties in other spheres that we may be engaged in in the future if our name shall again pass unanswered at the roll-call.:
 The Nineteenth Century club is d literary body, which meets at the resi- dences of it's different members. re- spectively. every first and thlrd Wed nesday nights, in each month for the purpose of discussing selected au- thor. and for readings, recitations, es- says, quotations and music.
 The president is Mir. w. German; vice president. Mrs. J. E. Stone, and the secretary Mrs John N. Nichols. The club was entertained upon this oc- casiOn. at the beautiful and pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rollwage Tue members present were: W. Cor man and wife. W. $ Graham and wife. Otto RollWage and wife, E. Turley and wife, James Russell and wife. Mrs. J H. Bard, Mrs John M. Nichols. Mrs Gillian, C. l.. Knight and wife. Harry K. Knight, N. E. Ingram and wife, Mrs. l.. Rollwage, Miss Davis Miss L0llie Davis. Tom Barrow, Mrs J. k. Stone, Mrs. N W Norton, Miss Nellie Mallory, Mrs. \. Becker, Mrs. L. w. Cradle, Mrs. R. J. Williams, E. l., Vad akin and wife.
 Before entering npon the programme for the evening, d few matters of busi- Less naturally coming before the club. were disposed of, the most important of which was perfecting of arrange ments t0entertain Miss Clara Conway who will lecture to the club and their invited friends tonight at the opera house. Miss Conway will be the guest of Mrs w s Graham.
 The president announced that the limit in number of members thftyl. originally contemplated and agreed upon by the club, had been reached. and that no new members would be received. By way of explanation we are authorized to say that this rule is not made because of any desire to px- clude anyone. but because the resi- dences of our city at which the club meets cannot comfortably accommo- date larger number. and the club does not wish to hold their sessions in a public hall
 The following programme was then taken up and disposed of:
 PROGRAMME.
 Roll-call,
 .. Answered by quotations from Emerson Essay .'........ ......-....... Miss Lollie Davis 66cauIug ...'-.-' .-.....-.. Mrs James Russell necitat lon Mrs. Ellis TurIey husic' Invitation to the Dance Duet,
 ....-........ Mesdames Norton and GormaD nus"eIs 10 questions ....-... ...... Ctub Fropounding and reading questions to be an swered at next meeting
 report or committee on programme for tbn \, second meeting in (2lst day oD June. NeAt meeting 10 be held st the residence of
 Mr. and Mrs, N. ". Norton,
 Adjourned.
 It IS not our intention to enter into any criticisms on the rendition of the programme. They could not be other Wise than very complimentary to each particlpant. The exercises were thor oughiy enjoyable and TuE TIMES is ueIlShted beyond eXDression thot For