The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02
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49, - tae Austin clubs by the
rrsp''g,n. N the home OF Mrs. ran'
|.siss ciu s.r, on Monday afternoon
'ososusl interest IN 'ns ,,rs walker.
r'',' elub meeting. MIS- "a'e ~,
si' me- patnHnders, called me
ild q s,d requested an iniorma,
~ order anu aii.engrosslng topic OF
4 .isn on the n'1 "7
lny rederssnnVfno, found spokeswobmafIh:,
III cluh soon phthhuders. MIS-. BIlue
INse ut sinrlean History ciuh MIS-
f1ylcr, Aniii literature; Mrs, folllninc,
III Crrrehtet ,ss ilnnge, kihdergaItTn
t'peare vSs Condlt. Mothers q I dnrs
3lloIG;,, again for ne f az S,itv
|Nis w he reasons given foI H",,oa,.
|pfa w VEN the nccessita No city's
aud beauty, INA would he
. eI which c9uia ~ = nlubs
M assisted y asking the. cooperation
4 aueslien !" wss enthusiastically as
IN nspklin III women know that wo,
's % icl a,yhatever sort. begins nhi
n wcrk o. ,,'mroyll of the men--iHe
sly ,i,e purse strings a., Marin
n, 81 ", ,iiHnen present, MT Martlu
Toe gen 'msn,lvc cooperation OF the
Ilspd the 'Si M Brush of the business
pnissnsh spoke Of the parks. pe
W. the original plan OF Austin
Aal y was vas laid out In the nays w
ils.hiI,l-tnat ample pits I'm intor
hflpghn KIN Inc city fathers ~, ~,
fldea' . wv III to put the nisI So NO,
Nv them. and had given uni uni nne Of
fle AllanNact,ve Of natural parks, naa
| ncst alli az Improvement Il fence put
~ WY In IKE matter Of parks alone
Nd ~ VA abundance of opportunity TOT
( vas ~ ~ Clubs to do good.
IfitrslWn NJ the university mace u
I'll haSi. II, thp American woman anu
fiil.gl A@,A on nnbllc affairs. Her trueri
4 iAiuenV ,sve her a clearer insight lll.9
4 latAts Inns OF interest To her' anu
~ Vyelnahle assistnnt. Sne no
ar .hinking often the man = ~
WA nor with women OF othe, vUn
a ssS ,Sid OF the two Amerlcun Woliisn ~
Sfie y" ~ the higher elucation, the
4 cnEfrss " con@ress of mntnema tirinns
NJ x W eyrositlon. and the hish posi-
no lAll s,ei, al women and scientists
inS world lannon's men. N short,
W 49, 10y, uomnu Is the GROWING glory
speli,n cIrlljgatlon. Her face anu
snlr,i,V'm mind touching to higher pur
tssn' American man. and Leading MN
~ s dang Ergo-A Federation ol
ws ,' clrbs would he a most excelien'
p, M discussion there were severn
,rns vocal selections by MISS rector
vI.s Jackson, and delicious refresh
IN we're served.
=, ,lo.lpg programs of the club year
4. hawthorne club of Quero finished
A sluas If French history and Literature
n Ne following subjects; May 2l-Li
.,.np Fqnelon, Scarron, Boileau, ID
4 M by Miss StaerEer; c
MN ~ Bossuet and Madame dc SeNlSue
2gtted by Mrs Borten. ADDRESS ny IN
Ssieni, Mrs. Stayton. ,ooo :,
J m Hawthorne clubs year book lSOo-o
,scr,umendcd for the tnoroughness Q
4 ,suds iaugrains. Clubs are so apt 10 d
9s,edaI work from the lack of Thought
j I'm, 10 the root of the subjects studied
4 L given TO the year books.
4 \ 4
H. Mutual Improvement circle of Bryi'
H. rs work on Egypt May /. Program
&aespnt Khedlye,' Mrs Waldror; Mo-
4 Government Of Egypt Mrs. Tab
4 4. Tinre Of Egypt. Mrs. SINS; uu
5.ses on Government" discussion {
f.ory, iTable Talk, ''Nftllais.'
INV owl club Of Mckinney closed Il
HI work with an open meeting and tn
u clever program: IAN Original Story
n John Church. IAN Original Poem
n 9 n Sn; paper Recent Progrc
1 scleniS- Mrs.. W. l.. Boyd; review
Il poaks, Mrs. j. l.. Greer; Local A
Easements Mrs. 4. w. Wiley.
hre brfathes no being but has sor
pfetense
b hai nae instinct called poetic sense
Sfha FOrtnlghtly club of Brenham Civ
4 programs of May 20 aud June IL to I
fGN Poets and Poems of the South:
ENg 3.-Roll call; quotations from ia
4Nhe music, Dixie" sketch of Hayi
tk H. c, Mcintyre; reading, The Sou
NICE the War Mrs. II. Haynes; .sol
llluland, My Maryland, Christi
MI Marian HarMnd, Mrs. c. 3. Sal
~ Study, Civil War Current Event.
ine ls-Roll call; quotations, Fan
4la, music, wearing Of the Gray NJ
a Y. Key, sketch of Father Ryan, NJ
4 T. Garrett; reading, Sword OF be
~ 0. A. Seward: music, Bonnie 4
d hgi' reading, IAN Quiet Along the
t9ec Tonight" Mrs. E. r. Curry. stu
fSnl War; Current Events
~
w. Pennybacker, president of the Te:
'at'atlon of Women's clubs, viii be
Ia until July, when she goes for
LINER TO Chautauqua, New York. She
N al work on her standing committt
y her purpose is to bring In the he
'Ie vnrepresented clubs and sectio
nnds them a difficult problem.
~ committees depend much OF the
11se work OF the federation, and IN
we glory of progressive adminis'
~ KS.