The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-09-20
; CHAU TAUQUA.

The regular meeting or the Clintt'tlQud CHcie
was held in the chapel Sunday afternoon ana
WAS, perhaps, the most interesting IN the history
of this worthy educational feature OF TINS lnstl-
tuition After calling the meeting to order, ana
upon motion, the reading of the minutes or the
previous meeting being dispensed WITH Presl-
dent Hefter introduced Edward quinn ana
T. O'Neil as applicants for membership ana
they were duly accepted and assigned TO
Glasses E. and F. Then in his usual graceful
way. the president introduced to the Circle Mrs.
Deputy Warden Lemon, Mrs. cara Glsf' MISS
Grace johnson and party of ladies, from st. Paul,
and Mr.. Frank Wolfer. who. through the INV
tation of Asst Deputy Warden Glennon, hohored
the Circle with their presence.
Continuing, President Hefter said: The meet
ing WAS an suspicious one. First it was new
departure in our prison life; instead of being en-
tertained we were the entertainers. Second, 1t
lent zeal and infused new life in our studies to
feel that the outside world was interested in our
work and appreciated our progress We cannot
give al, of the presidents address-space will
not hermit. He. however. admonished the Circle
that as the season for regular studies approached
they should prepare for a season of hard study;
to drink deep of the Perian spring. He then an
nounced the following special program
PROGRAM
Ouartette Moonlight Brightly Beaming.
| Address IngerSOll and suicide.
C. B. TrOwbridge.
Address. National and Individual. J. La Ford
Dwight and Grimes.
Address, Selected...... ........-...''L L. LULU
Address, Bi-metalism ..........J. L. Johnson
| Poem, Original .................'.'.' Mills
Song ...............J. P. johnson
DeclamaClOn ''' '''' '.'.' l. VI ~
SDecial Paper. Observation-Disclosures nj. L. Hill
Duet No Hope Beyond. Perkins and Dwight
Selection Mrs. Clara GlSh
The above numbers were all rendered IN
mastery manner showing on the part OF thost
who delivered addresses the fruits of hard study
Particularly was this noticeable in the address
National and Individual" 1t was delVefe(
entirely from memory and was we'll received
.Ingersol and Suicide" was the cause OF quite
an animated debate by the members; DuI
was finally conceded that outside OF MS reilg
ious views the personal character OF MT. LII
gersoll is without reproach. Manly. just. honor
able: characteristics few men possess IN mor
marked degree In the absence of membe
Iund member Young, who can always be renee
upon for something good, read paper on Dem
ocracy. This worthy member needs no com
ment: he is a ready debater. good speaker ant
one of the best posted men in the Circle. "Bl
. metalism" was an excellent paper; as this mem
, Der has thrown down the gauntlet for con
j.. tradction of his views, (Which will appear il
THE MIRROR in regular ORDER and as memDe
, Young has accepted the challenge, we look TO
, spirited debate. The singing was excellent
and plainly shows the effect of the careful TRAN
ing of Mrs, Clara Gish the instructress OF tn
| prison choir, who was accompanist for tn
occasion.
By request, Mrs. Gish sang the ever beautifl
: "Where is my wandering boy tonight" Mrs
, Deputy Warden Lemon kindly assisting at tn
, organ. No song was ever published. perhap:
that contains more feeling than the above