The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-13
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ted lecture on Industry IdealiZed' by
DR.. William III. Tolman
Friday morning Miss Lucy Wheelock
OF the Boston Kindergarten training
school will lecture on "Frocbers Text
Book for Mothers" a discussion of the
subject will follow, participated in by
prominent kindergartners.
Friday evening an address will be
given by Mrs. Thomas Kirkbrde OF
the civil Club of Philadelphia on civ
les i'm Education
Mrs. Herman II. Birney Will speak
on Literature for Children" Prof.
stanford University will also speak on
the subject Does the Curriculum of
Schools and Colleges fit Young Men
and Women for the Duties of Life?"
The program OF the Triennal OF the
National Council OF Women which
opens today and continues during the
week at Washington viii include prin-
cipaliy discussions of great public in
terests from woman's point of view.
such as Expansion Imperialism, Peace
and international Arbitration, the Con-
dition of the Hawaiian Women, etc,
etc.
After perusing the above programs
We shall certainly agree with Charles
Dudley Warner THAI these are the days
when club women associate together
i'm esoteric societies and dig up every
subject under the sun for discussion"
The Embreso club of this city held
it's annual melting recently electing the
following officers TO serve FOR the en-
suing year: Mrs. Ira Winsor, presi-
dent: Mrs. Thomas W. Aldrich. vice
president: Mrs. r.. B.W knight, secrH
tary and treasurer.
1t was voted that the club join the
Rhode Island state Federation of
Women's Clubs. II was voted also 20
limit the membership 20 thirty-hVe.
An open meeting" of the club will
occur on Wednesday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs Henry &. Ballou or
Princeton avenue, when lecture by
Mrs. Walter Stokes Irons of this city
will form the interest OF the hour
The Newport Current Topics club of
Newport. a the meeting in the Natural
History Rooms on Wednesday after
noon. February s. considered the sub
ject of Wagner ana the Music Drama"
The Cen Nathaniel Greene Chapter.
Daughters of the Revolution. OF East
Greenwich. rejoice i'm the fact that they
have been granted, by the state legis-
lature. the exclusive use OF "A room i'm
the Kent County Court House at East
Greenwich. which will be furnished in
a typical colonial style ana viii be used
hereafter as a place of meeting and
for occasional social functions.
Miss Anne Stockbridge OF this city is
giving course 0f weekly talks" on
Current Events" in ST Lukc's parish
house East Greenwich. The Dreyfus
AFFAIR" and the Ratification Treaty"
have been the subjects Of recent meet
ings. NELLIE y. PETTIS.
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