The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-09-21
THE WONANS CLUB
Annual Program for the Year of 1899
and 1900 is Presented to the
Members Today.
MANY INTERESTING FEATURES

MANY INTERESTING FEATURES
The Club Will Continue TO Engage in the
Study of French History and Many Inter
esting Features Have Been Added to the
Miscellaneous Course-The List Ct officers
and Committees for the year-An In
creased Membership Role.
| The Manual of the Woman's Club
of this city was issued today, and if
the statistics to be taken from the
Manual are any indication, the club is
in better condition for the season of
1899 and 1900 than it has ever been be-
fore. The club starts out for the
season with a mem bership of sixty of
the best known ladies in the city. A
great deal Of work has been planned
for the year and d number of new
features have been added. The first of
these features is a series of lectures or
ing given by Mrs. Lee, of Chicago.
Under the auspices of the club will be
given during the winter a course of
university extension lectures and the
lecturer will probably be Prof. Mou1ton,
of Chicago, whose Shakespeare lee
lures created such a favorable impress
sion in this city during the last winter.
During the year the club will hold it's
meetings at the residence Of Mrs.
William M. Farr, the plan being to
secure quarters in the new library
building as soon as that structure is
completed. The list of officers for the
year are as follows:
President-Mrs. Mary N. Theirs.
Vice-President- Ella f. Allen.
Corresponding Sec'y-Miss Rosa1ie
B. Lyman.
Recording Sec'y = Mrs. Lucy F.
Hewitt.
Treasurer-Mrs. Ellen J. Allen.
Directors = Mesdames Caroline G..
Draper, Abbie w. Whitaker, Beatrice
I. Farr, Emily N. Kimba11, Caroline S.
K. Rowe and Miss Marie F. Bacot.
The list of committees as named by
the president follows:
Library -Mesdames E1iz-
abeth T. B1ackman, Frances G. Sim
mons, Mary N. Gottfredsen, Sara
Bronson.
Social Committee -Mesdames Ellen
J. Allen, Jennie E. Tanner, Misses
Ida Belle Head, Ida Redeker.
During the present year the club has
p1aned to do a great deal of literary
work, and as usual this work will be
the feature of the calendar. The
fascinating study of French history
will be continued, the topics following
the work of last year. The misce1-
1aneous course will be more interesting
than ever before, the committee having
arranged for the consideration of many
of the live and interesting topics of
the day. The committees which will
have charge of the literary work of
the club are as follows:
Miscellaneous Course = Mesdames
Caroline S. K. Rowe, Emily N. Kim
bali, Ella c.. Williams and Miss Lewis
F. Balm.
Continuous Historical Course-Mes-
danes Emma F. Fisher, Caroline G.
Draper, Harriet E. Redeker and Miss
Anna Kimba11.
The first meeting of the club will be
held on the afternoon of Oct. 4. The
program for the work for the entire
year as outlined in the Manual is as
| follows:
! Oct. 1.-The Latin Quarter of Paris.
Miss Lewis Frances Balm.
:" 18-Riche1ieu.
I NT..e II
Nov. 1.-The Conservation of Force
Mrs. Emily N. Kinba11.
(" 15-"The Grand Monarch"
Mrs. E. Anne Gill.
| Dec. 6-American Humorists.
Mrs. Ellen J. Allen.
=" 2O-St. Vincent de Paul.
Mrs. Caroline G. Draper.
Jan. 3-Trusts.
Mrs. Frances G. Simmons.
17-Lohis XIV (The Regency.ls2
Mrs. Florence c. Bailey.
| Feb. 7-Co-Education.
Mrs. Lucy F. Hewitt.
" 21-Louis XVI.
Miss Ida Belle Head.
Mar. How to Look at a Picture.
Miss Harriet E. Balm.
Z" 21-Marie Antoinette.
Mrs. Sarah E. Lyman.
Apr. 4-Rudyard Kip1ing.
Mrs. Elizabeth T. B1ackman.
18-Iteratureo of France, 16O0-179a
Miss Marie F. Bacot.
May -Nibe1ungen Lied.
Miss Edith hurry Brown.
123-Annua1 meeting.
500 Reward, 500.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has