The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-05-21
Plan Of Study.

The Woman's Literary Club has gotter
out programs containing list of:the off
GERS and members of the club, and tn,
plan of study for next season. The,topic,
and dates of papers follow:
PART ART AND ARCHITECTURE.
Sept 25-Ancient Oriental Nations.
Character of the people as shown by
by their architecture, Mrs. Goodwin.
Chaldean and Assyrian sculpture and
painting, Miss Deal.
Influence OF the art of this period on
other nations, Mrs. Devereaux.
Oct. 8 Egyptian Period.
Temples, Miss Stearns. Tombs, Mrs
White. Palaces, Miss Brewer. Parlia.
mentary drill, Mrs. Parkill.
Oct 23-Greek Period.
Comparison of different orders of arch
itecture, Miss Peterson. Early Greek
sculpture, Mrs. Matteson. Greek archi-
tectural sculpture, Miss Hodge Parlia-
mentary drill, Mrs. Parkill.
Nov. 6--Roman Imperial Period.
Sketch OF Italian and Roman history
before the Imperial period, Miss Seely.
Roman historical and portrait sculpture,
Mrs. Gould; Greco-Roman painting, Miss
Morrice Conversation, Roman architec-
ture.
Nov 2O-Byzantine Period, AID .3OO-1OOO.
Sketch of the Byzantine period, Miss
Metz. Period of church architecture,
Mrs. Langerwisch. Byzantine mosaics,
Mrs. Walters.
Dec: 4-Romanesque Period, A. D. 1000
1900.
Picturesque variations in architecture
during this period, Mrs. Pond. Revival
of Italian painting and sculpture in the
18th century, Mrs. Bumps. Parliament
airy drill, Mrs. Parkill.
Dec 1S-Gothic Period, AID. 1900 1900.
Gothic cathedrals compared with the
Romanesque, Miss Jones. Medieval
sculpture, Mrs. Taylor. Italian painting
in the 18th and 10th centuries, Mrs. Davis.
Jan S-The Beginning of the Renais-
sance Period.
Renaissance architecture, Mrs. Gale.
Renaissance sculpture, Miss Britten.
Flemish and German painters of the 18th
and 10th centuries, Miss Deane.
PART II-srRUcTURE OF SOCIETY.
Jan. 22-Physical Basis of Society.
Review Drummond's ascent of Man."
chapters Wink. - Mans qualification
to dominate nature, Mrs. Hume. Effect
of occupation on the home, Mrs. Keller.
Feb. 5-Economic Basis of Society.
What is the most important feature of
modern industry? Miss Miner. House
hold industries as a factor in
the labor problem, Mrs. Matteson. Cues
ton.
Feb. l9-Intellectual Basis of Society.
Education and culture as elements in
society, Miss Curliss. Aids and hindran-
ces to culture in this country, Mrs. Good
win. General discussion-Is the factory
town or farm more favorable to culture?
Miss Miner, Miss Hodge.
March 5-Social Basis of Society.
The elementS of sociability as compared
by Emerson and Hamerton, Mrs. Bumps.
The influence of social institutions upon
human intercourse, Mrs. Gould Aids
and hindrances to social life, Miss Deal.
March 19-Hsthetic Basis of Society.
Beauty as moral agent, Miss Corlett.
How can the arts be correlated? Miss
Metz. What share does the laborer have
in art? Mrs. Gale. Questions.
April ethical Basis of Society.
How may individual ethics be affected?
- How may social ethics be affected?
Mrs. Devereaux. How do philanthropic
of today affect ethical pro-
gress, Miss Stearns.
PART III-HoUsEHoLD ECONOMICS.
April 23-Evolution of the house from
hut to palace, Mrs. Langerwisch. Ideal
home and its moral influence, Mrs. Tay-
lor. Moral influence of diet, Mrs. Pond.
Relation of income to expenditure, Mrs.
White.
May Waste OF time and strength,
Mrs. Keller. Conveniences: the right to
be comfortable, Mrs. Waters. Moral
and physical results of cleanliness, Miss
Curliss. Conversation, the history OF ia
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