Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-20

Morrison Buckley, ...... b. Bowling
 Bagley, .. b, Dave Flynn, Capt Collins, qb ..... q b, Kelly, O'Brien WATERBURY wOMEN'S CLUB.
 Have Prepared an Interesting Course of Lectures for the Winter. l The Waterbury Womean's club takes pleasure in announcing the enclosed lecture course for the season of 19OO- 1901.
 This course has been provided in re-
 Sponse to the hearty reception accord
 ed the lecture course given under the
 auspices of the club during the season
 of 1s99-19OO, together with the spon- taneous and enthusiastic support of that course by the public. This SUD- port more than justified the judgment of the club in providing most eminent
 talent without regard to expense. AL
 though the cost of the course was
 great. the entire expense was met by
 subscription for tickets before the date
 of the first lecture, thus placing the
 undertaking upon a stable financial
 basis from the start. The committee
 of arrangements have followed the plan
 of last winter in engaging only very able and distinguished men.
 Edward Whymper. F. R. S. E., who
 Is already well known by his books,
 "Scrambles Amongst the Alps" and , The Grand Andes of the Equator" , has been secured during his brief visit to this country in October, November , and December. Mir Whymper was the , first climber on the Matterhorn in 1865 v on which occasion his companions and one of the guides lost their lives. NJ, "hvmnef has popularity in England and on the con- ' tinent as a lecturer on mountain climb
 ing The present Is his first lecture . touf Tn America. His lecture is il. u lustrated by hundred lantern slides
 nearly all of which have been made t rom photographs taken by Mir Whvm. II per in his actual climbing and show II II the mountains.routes by which ascents U are made. and the whole system of ina > mountain climbing
 s Bliss Perry. the brilliant young writ. II CT. and editor of the Atlantic Magazine n IS too we'll known to need comment. s Professor Woodrow Wilson. of e Iflnceton university. has already won e for himself warm place In the inter-
 est Of all who heard his distinguished
 address in the course of last year His
 "eIcome is more than assured.
 Professor H. Morse Stephens. too V 1 -S "o @''Hhf~cI to d "HIpfDurv aD01- |" ence. Those who heard his exceed
 ing]v keen and strong talk on Kinlino " at St Margaret's commencement of u last June will anticipate with ~reat l. pleasure his aDpearance fin the lecture Il course. Professor Stephens is an Is Enslishman. thoroughly conversant D. with English political history. The of History of the English Administration st Tn India forms the subject of conrse nf Jn1fp 4~ !, IFS the Lowell institute of Boston during os the early winter months. to Louis c. Elson the musical editor of " the Advertiser. has been for fourteen IT, years the professor of musical theory Tn and lecturer on musical history and 'y criticism at the~New England Conser he vatory of Music. MT Elson's most i'm 1y portant contributions to musical ls-er ie ature are ''The Realm of Music" s:The he Theory of Music" "Curiosities of Mu ct sic. History of Gerran Song." anf 'd European Reminiscenses'' As Z al lecturer on musical topics Mir Bison i ut not only recognized authority. bu he extremely charming
 rd Ernest Seton-Thompson's name ii to his own best introduction. Almost n, 'D- lecturer during the past twenty year we has won for himself such phenomena ne success. It is significant common III upoit tn1S success that MT Seton Ire Thompson's lecture fee has increase of from S75 to S2OO lecture since tn nd last season.
 'n- MRS GILMAN c. HILL. re A Leavenworth Street. or MISS BILLIARD. ne St Margarets. be- MRS B. W. TINKER. ne 2a Mitchell Avenue Fe- MISS ANNA l.. WARD. nat Nenlov,d or Committee ef Arrangement at November ': Lecturer. Edwar 't. Whymper. F. R. S. F. Snbiec 1ce Mountain Climbing; Illustrated vii lnn lantern slides.
 IT November 21: Lecturer. Bliss Pc tue ry. editor of the Atlantic Magazin Ies subject. Thackeray.
 the December 12: Lecturer. Profess us Woodrow Wilson, of Princeton unive oW w sity: subject. Self Government a January 30: Lecturer. Professor
 Morse Stephens of Cornell universit N subject Eneland's Policy in Asia. February 20: Lecturer. Louis uo Bison musical editor of the Bost, Advertiser: subject The Songs al csv Legends of the Sea: illustrated ills. songs.
 ,Ich March B: Lecturer. Ernest Sete the Thompson: subject '--ne Minds of A' Con. imals: Illustrated with lantern slid kter made from photographs and sketcf
 from life.