The age-herald., 1902-01-25
The Literary Clubs.

Let us wonder through the fields Where Cimabue found the shepherd boy tracing his idle fancles on the ground."- Rogers.
 The Nineteenth Century Club met We'd nesday afternoon with Rosebud Lewis. the programme containing the study of flowers and included the following pa- pers
 "Cinabue"-Miss Lucy Hagood.
 "Giotto"-Miss Lucille Smith.
 Fra Fillipo Lippi''-Miss Kate Earle
 Della Robbias' Miss Hamilton.
 "Gietto's Tower'-Miss Elliott.
 ''The Dome of Brunelleschi, Miss Mo Lester.
 Baptistery Doors-Ghiberti," Miss Van hoose.
 "Donatella's Statutes, Miss Koenig
 (Mrs Jameson, minutes)
 Reading: When Giotto was Lad" Fra Lippo Lippi"-Browning. by Mrs. J. M. London.
 ''The tree of liberty only grows when. watered by the blood of tyrants," Ba- rere.
 At the meeting of the Highland Book Club Wednesday with Mrs. Herbert El- lerbe, the papers included the following subjects:
 Switzerland" Freedom Forever"
 Wood Carving and Cheese Industry" and "The Passing of the Alpenstok"
 Mrs. William D. Smith. Mrs. Nathan L. init md Tolr NY among the club women who contributed interesting papers. The Edgewood Club met with its presi- dent, Mrs. Griffith Harsh yesterday The club is studying Russia and the papers contributed were:
 Church and State" Three Bites at a Cherry
 O "The Charge of the Light Brigade" | CTennyson).
 @ "The Charge at Balaklava," (Alex- ander B. Meek).
 (0 The Charge of the Light Brigade" (Kinglake). | Reader. Causes of the Crlmean War" Florence Nightingale at Scutarie.' Lonely am I, unjoying | Amid bare prison walls, The light in the lamp is dying, Dinner the shaved falls. "-Lermontof. The Clionian Club Is making a study of Russia and at the meeting yesterday with Mrs. John White the discussion were:
 md Peter Krapotkine-Mrs. Sheppard.
 Sophia Perovskaia-Mrs. Smith
 Reading-"The Moscow Attempt" (Step- niak.-Mrs. Thompson.
 Current Events-Public Men of Today. At the meeing of the Twentieth Centu- ry Club yesterday with Mrs. G. F. Har- rington the following programme was rem dered:
 uotations"-"Oheron."
 'The Counts of Germany"-Mrs. Yer non.
 "The Ecclesiastical Counts-Mrs Yield ing.
 "Klopstocks Career"-Mrs Blackwood.
 "The Massias'-Mrs Blake. 9Th Life of Willard'-Mrs. Brady. OpSioH anu the ADuer1teS Mrs | Cooper.
 Interesting Notes Concerning German | Operas."-Club "Leader"-Miss Henry. The Italian Renaissance Is the subject of the most brilliant papers at the Cad mean Circle every Friday afternoon. and at the meeting yesterday with Mrs. J. i Douglass Kirkpatrick the discussions were as follows: '"rhe Hotel Rambouillet: A Sketch."- Mrs. c. J. Dunn.
 ''The French Dramma of the Four teenth Century. Mrs. F. Y. Anderson.
 How a Greek Drama was Played. "-- Mrs Edward H. Cabaniss
 Margaret Fuler's Rachel as Phedre" was given as a reading
 Who doth ambition shun and lives to live in the sun, come hither, come hither, come hither.' 1 Sketches in Shakespeare form the basis of work in the Amaranth Club this win ter, the meeting yesterday with Miss Henretta Wilcox including the following:
 "Tle Ideal Commonwealth as Shown in the Forest of Arden. Miss Nash John- ston.
 Some of the Improbabilities of the Play."-Miss Madge Smith.
 Passages of Wisdom and Philosophy in the Play. Miss Addie Norton.
 Miss Rebecca Cecil was the hostess yes terday of the Quest Club. The papers were Anne of Austria and Mayarin," and "Froude."
 Was King George Assaulted7 Vienna, January 24.-The Nous Freie Presse today prints an unconfirmed story of an attempt to assassinate King George