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Aftermath Club.

October with Mrs. Behymer SYM
postum, How Can the Busy Housekeeper
Find Time for the Club?' Mrs. Rhoads,
October 2S-with Mrs NJ. B. Orner.
'Quakerisn in America. by Mrs. Narn-
hill; quotations from the Quaker poet:
reading from Whittier, Mrs. Edmonds;
music.
review" Adam Bede." Mrs. ]. w. Thomp-
som quotations by the club. Mrs. DEM
merly, leader
November 2c-with Mrs ]. F. Barnhill.
Marott; Thanksgiving recitation, Mrs. j. H.
Edmonds: story, Mrs. w. K. Thompson;
ssnversatiQn, What Have We Hyoot to be
leader; music.
December with Mrs. T. Demmerly.
Short selection. Mrs. Ferree; "The Amer
tion, Mrs. L. G. Carney. leader; music.
December 1s-With Mrs: c.. E. Wier.
''Dickenss Christmas Carol" Mrs. Evans;
January S-Wfth Mrs. Z. w. Warner.
Scandinavia" Mrs. f. Shideler; New
Year Resolutions" Mrs. Marott; quotations
from James Russell Lowell; music.
January 22-With Mrs. c. S. Rhoads. Sc
lections from Mark Twain, Mrs. Rhoads;
Bob Burdette, Mrs. Demmerly; Marietta
Holly, Mrs. Woodward; Josh Billings, Mrs.
Freeman; Bill Nye, Mrs. English: music
February S-With Mrs. j. w. Thompson.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Mrs. Fish
VI n.
Ter; quotations from Mrs. Browning. Mrs.
Sterling, leader; music.
February 19-Midwinter's evening greet
ing, programme arranged by Mrs. Belly
mer.
March 5-with Mrs. v. W. Woodward.
Reading by Mrs. Edmonds; social chatter,
How Best to Improve Our Time Mrs.
Ferree, leader; music.
March 19-With Mrs. Evans. Resolved.
That woman should have the right of suf-
frage. Affirmative, Mrs. l.. c. Carney;
negative, Mrs. j. w. Thompson; judges,
Mrs. Behymer, Mrs. Rhoads and Mrs.
Wier; discussion, Mrs. Barnhill, leader;
music
April with Mrs. S. Wood Indiana
day. Pioneer Pen Picture" Mrs. Rhoads
Historical Points of Indiana Mrs. Evans;
quotations from Indiana authors, Mrs. j.
H Miller, leader.
April i6-with Mrs. T. S. Sterling
George Mcdonald Mrs. Hamilton;
David Elgenbrod." Mrs. Wood; quota
lions, Mrs. Warner, leader; music.
May with Mrs. ]. A. Miller. Cynthia
Westover Allen Mrs. +. S. Sterling; "The
Difference Between the Puritan and the
Pilgrim Mrs. E. Lawrence; current
events by the club; music.
May 21-Social afternoon.
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Matinee Musicale.

October S-Presidents day. Reception by
the club at the Propylaeum.
October 22-Miscellaneous programme
first division.
November 5-Miscellaneous programme
second division.
November 19-Artist's recital, George
Hamlin, tenor.
December 3-Miscellaneous programme
first division.
December 17-Miscellaneous programme
second division.
January 14-Miscellaneous programme
first division.
January 2S-Miscellaneous programme
second division.
February 11-Artist's recital, E. A. Mac
Dowell, pianist.
February 25-American day.
March 11-Selected programme.
March 25-Students' recital.
April S-Organ recital.
April 22-Request programme, followed by
the annual business meeting.
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October s-President's day. Hostess. Mrs
r. A. Deitch; responses, Whittier; Our
Club" Mrs. Addie Dietch Frank; music.
responses, Maurice Thompson: Woman,
Mrs. Carrie Eastburn; biography OF
Maurice Thompson Ellen McBane; Art
and Life" Mrs. Carrie Bradford; music.
November l2-Hostess, Mrs. Sadie Beck;
responses, Longfellow; Woman of the OLD
Bible, Mrs Sarah Without; Woman OF
the New Bible, Mrs Agnes Hobbs; music
November 26-Guest day. Hostess, Mrs
Leona Scudder; Pilgrim Mothers" Mrs
Alice Beam; music.
December 1o-Hostess. Mrs. Jennie Clapp;
responses from Thomas Moore; Women
of the Revolution" Miss Phoebe Reed;
''America-the Struggle for Possession,
Mrs. Maggie Gordon; 'Hypnotism," Mrs.
A. ID. Frank: music.
December 24-Hostess, Mrs. Carrie East
| burn; responses about Christmas; Women
of the War of 1872" Mrs. Leona Scudder;
original story by Mrs. "A. ID. Frank; music.
January li-Hostess, Mrs Phoebe Reed.
Responses, New Year; Women of the
| Civil War Mrs. Nettie Rinker: Indiana
Artists Mrs: Anna Mess; IAN Ideal
| Home Mrs Sadie Beck; music.
| January 2s-Hostess. Mrs. Without Re
| sponses, Shakespeare; "Shakspeares Wom-
en- Mrs. Ella Billings; Home and Social
don; original story, Mrs. Nettie Rinker;
music.
February 11-Guest day. Hostess. Mrs.
Bruenig. The Passion Play" Mrs. Jennie
Clapp; music.
February 25-Hostess, Mrs. Alice Beam.
| Responses from Bryant; Our Deot to Pho
| neer Women Mrs. Bruenig; Noted Place
| of Indiana" Mrs. Lulu Moran; original
poem, by Mrs. Carrie Bradford; music
March 1-Hostess, Mrs. Lulu Moran. Re-
| sponses, Emerson; Higher Education on
| Women" Mrs. Carrie Eastburn; Athens
| of America" Mrs. Hannah Woodwork;
| Italian Art" Mrs. Leona Scudder; music.
March 25-Hostess, Mrs. Emma Deitch.
| Responses, Thackeray; women as Wage
Farmers" Mrs. Hulda Stout; (which APP
| peals Most to the Heart of Man, Music,
| Poetry or Art?' Mrs. Anna Mess, Mrs.
Carrie Bradford, Mrs. Jennie Clapp; con-
| versation; music.
April S-Hostess, Mrs. Agnes Hobbs. Re-
| sponses from Burns. Election of officers.
| Music.
April 22-Hostess, Mrs. Ella McBane Re-
sponses from Pope; "Madonnas," Mrs
Alice BEEN; American Musical Com
posers," Mrs. Fontaine; European Mus
| ical Composers" Mrs. Sadie Beck.
May 13-Hostess, Mrs. Nettie Rinker Re-
| sponses, Russian authors; Russian Novel
| ists, Mrs. Mary Alexander "Tolstoi,' .
Mrs. Ella Billings; Fate and Destiny
Mrs. Breunig: music.
May 27-Guest day. Hostess, Mrs. Ella
| Billings. Music.
June 10-Annual outing. "Alrs well that
| ends WE'LL
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of Design" Mrs. Marie Todd Waterman
and Mrs. Harriet Farrell Cae. OF Mune,e.
November 1-"Greek Motifs; Gothlc Mo
tifs," Mrs. Standfield keeney; Saracehhc
Motifs" Miss Flora Hamilton.
November 15-Guest day. Japanese SpII
IL of Decoration" Miss Mary Snyder anu
Miss Rose Holmes.
November 2sL"Silver." Miss Julia Walk
and Miss Ella Smith. ,
December l9"Furniture," Mrs. winner
Christian and Miss Virginia Minor ,
December 27-"Christmas illustrations,
Miss Edith Neubacher and Miss sara IL.
Mayo; music.
January 1O-"wood" Miss Selma Neu-
hacker and Miss Edith Williams.
January A-'Dyes," Mrs. III. H. ray
weaving" Miss Jessie Daggett. .
February 7-"Commercial Advertising,
Miss Louisa Wright and Mrs. Ray h scott
February 21-Guest day. Book Blhd-
Ing" Mrs. n. c. Wright and Miss mo
gene Shaw.
March Metal" Mrs. N X. Garhart;
"Enameling" Miss Fannie Cuer.
March 21-'Terre Gotta" Mrs. Alice
Moore and Mrs. w. II. Benton.
April 4-Guest day. Pottery. MISS
Margaret Steele and Miss Helen Mckay.
April Selection of officers.
May 2-"Laces," Miss Rose Holmes anu
Miss Vivian Greene.
May 16-"Fabrics." Miss Alice Somer-
! Vile; Textiles Miss Sarah Keehn.
May 29-Art feast Greek Art, Mrs
| Demarchus, c. Brown; talk, lecture and
| arts and crafts exhibit.
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Irvington Woman,s Club.

October 6-President's day. Hostess, Mrs.
Newlin.
October aO-Hostess. Mrs. Badger Keats;
paper, Edith Il. Lesley; readings, Celeste
T. Barnhill, Ellen b. Terrell.
November 3-"Byron." Paper. Cornelia r.
Goe; readings, Mary L. Forsythe, Harriet
November 17-Hostess. Mrs. Thompson;
guest day.
December i-Hostess. Mrs. Bruner.
Wordsworth" Paper, Juliet Brown Cole
man; readings. Minnie Rainey Badger.
'Coleridge." Paper. Agnes Sanxay Brown
ing; readings, Carrie Rebecca Howe
ley" Paper. Vida Tibbott Cottman; read
ings, Emma Pfeiffer Bruner. Corinne
Thrasher Carvin.
December 2s-Hostess, Mrs. jameson;
January 12-Hostess, Mrs. Carvin. Ten
nyson." Paper, Grace ]. Clarke; readings
Minnie 0. Williams. Jessie H. Moore.
ert PaSer mrs Carrie r. Howe
readings. Jennie III. Brown. Elizabeth Si,
readings, Minnie r. Badger.
February g Hostess, Mrs. Cottman
Lowell" Paper, Albertina Allen Forrest;
readings, Jessie III. Moore, Ellen B. Terrell
February 23-Hostess, Mrs. Forrest. Guest
March s-Hostess, Mrs. Lesley. Long,
fellow" Paper Marguerite earns Colt
readings Vida Tibbott Cottman, Elizabeth
| Thornton Tompkins.
March 23-Hostess, Mrs. Colt bryant.
| Paper, Mary Hubbard Thompson; read
| ings, Juliet Brown Coleman, Harriet lder
| Kautz.
April 6-Hostess. Mrs. Terrell. Whittier
| Paper, Gertrude Duncan Baker; readings
Agnes Sanxay Browning, Julia Graydor
| Jameson.
April 2o-Guest day. Hostess. Mrs
| Clarke
May 4-Hostess, Miss Tompkins. Poe
| Paper, Jennie Armstrong Howe; readings
Minnie Caylor Kingsbury, Edith Thompson
| Lesley.
May 1S-Hostess. Mrs Goe Whitman
Paper, Jessie Christian Brown; readings
| Corinne Thrasher Carvin, Minnie Olcot
| Williams.
June 1-Guest Evening Hostess, Mrs
| Demarchus Brown. Officers: President
| Harriet Newlin; first vice president, julia
Jameson; second vice president, Elizabeth
| Tompkins; secretary. Harriet Ritter; treas
| urer Corinne Carvin.
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Inter-NOs Club.

September 2EPresidents day. Looking
Forward" Mrs. Gadd; story, Mrs. Gold
rick; poem. Miss Miller; conversation,
THE Future of Inter-Nos," leader, Mrs.
Knight. Hostess, Mrs. Gadd.
October 22-HOstess, Mrs. Barrett His
torical Sketch" Mrs. Brown; Natural Re-
sources" Mrs. Van Doran: conversation,
Anecdotes of Early Indiana" leader, Mrs.
Gates Indiana day.
November 26-The Rise of the Hoosier;
THE Real Hoosier and His Caricature.''
Mrs. Wilmuth; 1.-THE Hoosier in Politics,
Mrs. La Toilette; 1.-The Hoosier in Lstera-
ture," Mrs. Alexander; conversation, quo
tations from Indiana women. Hostess,
December 31-Guest day. Readings from
Indiana authors: Riley, Mrs. Gadd; Egg
gleston, Mrs. Goldrick; Wallace, Mrs
Brown; Thompson Mrs. Hail. Harrington,
Mrs: Haymaker: music. Hostess. Mrs
Rusk.
January ga Day with the Humorists
The American Idea of Humor," Mrs Van
Knight; Mark Twain. Mrs. Davis; Bill
Nye. Mrs. Schoen; Burdette, Miss Miller
Josh Billings, Mrs. Bowen; Nasty. Mrs
Reynolds; Artemus Ward, Mrs. Hall; Mar
retta Holly, Mrs. LaFollette. Hostess, Mrs
Hail.
February ga Day of Argument; debate
Resolved, That the following Of educa'
opment of the child;' affirmative, Mrs
Johnson and Mrs. Leedy; negative, Mrs
Haymaker and Mrs. Schoen; conversation
| Mrs. Leedy
March 25-Guest day. Musicale in charge
| of Mrs. Rumpler; short story, Mrs. Bar
| rett Hostess, Mrs. Rumpler.
April 22-The Types and Migrations o.
| Races; THE Aryan," Mrs Rumpler; The
| Semitic" Mrs Rusk; THE Ethiopian,
Mrs. Weakley; 1.-THE Mongol," Mrs. Hop
| kins; conversation, leader. Mrs. Barrett
| Hostess. Mrs. Terrence.
May "a Day, of Mythology; Greek and
Roman Mythology" Mrs. Tomlinson
Myths of Egypt" Mrs. Davis; Gods o.
| the Northland," Mrs. Champe; converse
| ton, Influence of the Ancient Myth OF
| Modern Customs and Religion;" leader
Mrs. Van Zandt. Hostess, Mrs. La Fol
| lette.
| June 2EGuest day. Social hour. Host
| ess Mrs. Van Zandt
Oficers-President, Mrs. B. 8. Gadd; vic
| president, Mrs. w. H. Leedy; recordin,
| secretary, Mrs. j. j. La Toilette; CORE
| delegate to Local Council, Mrs. I. p. Hay
| maker
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IrvingtOn Tuesday Club.

October PRESIDENTS day.
October H-Mrs Griggs. hostess Events
New King" Mrs. Braden; conversation,
Americas Uncrowned Queens" Mrs Hun
ter.
November Mrs. Freeman. hostess.
Cecil Rhodes: His Life and Work." Mrs.
Jeffries: Cause and Result of the Boer
War" Mrs: Campbell; conversation, "The
Limits of Sacrifice" Mrs. Layman.
Ideal Home and Its Moral Influence" Mrs.
Kingsbury; Unhappy Homes of Men of
Genius" Mrs. Freeman: 1.-The Children of
the Future Mrs. Griggs.
December 2-AIrs. Brown, hostess. 1.-THE
Isle of Shamrock" Mrs Campbell: From
the landlords Point of View Mrs. John
son: THE Irishmans w.t. Mrs. Powell
Legendary Life of Mary Mrs. Creighton;
'Ben-Hur,' Mrs. Moffett (read Chapters TX.
X. KID; conversations Sacred Books of
January ia Letter from Holland ;.
Mrs. Hunter; 1.-THE Little Manx Nation, IS
Mrs. Summers; Our New Possessions -
Mrs. Forsythe.
January 27-Mrs. Creighton, hostess Cur
rent events: by club members; The French
Revolution -; book review-'Lazarre' -
Mrs. Towles; conversation. Some Friends
of Mine in Books" Mrs. Brown.
February i0-Guest day. With Mrs. John
February 24-Mrs. Campbell, hostess
Pagan and Christian Rome" Mrs Braden;
Last Days of Pompeii." Mrs. Cross; 've-
netian Life, Mrs. Powell; reading of Long
fellows poem on Venice by Mrs. Campbell
March 10-Mrs. Braden. hostess "Give
Favorite Author and Tell Why club mem
bers; Then and Now" Mrs Cravens:
George Eiliotts Herones," Mrs. Calvin:
converse ton, characteristics OF Women y
Mrs. Summers.
March 24-Mrs. Cravens. hostess "The
Man Shakespeare" Mrs. Moffett: ''Shaks-
peare's Women" -; reading, ITO the
Memory OF Shakespeare, by Ben Jonson. "
Mrs. Johnson: quotations from his plays
club members.
April Mrs. Moffett. hostess. "Charles
Dickens-Life and Works." Mrs Calkins
David CopperfieId.' Mrs. Forsythe; con-
versation. Books Worth Reading Again, y
Mrs. Griggs; election Of officers.
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The PhilOmafbean Club.

September 25-President's day. Address,
the president
October 1o-Hostess. Mrs. E E. Flickin-
TThos. swain; "Theater in Shakespeare s
Time Mrs. HI. l.. Grimes.
October 24-Hostess, Mrs. 0. A. Harlow;
.Shakspeare's Art as Dramatic Writer"
speare's Contemporaries" leader, Mrs.
Harriet Brand.
November 7-"Merchant of Venice
play, Mrs. f. w. Covert; reading. Act I,
Scene 2, Mrs. H. H. Hall; reading, Act I,
Scene 3, Mrs: G.. o. Eldridge.
November 2l-Hostess, Mrs. w. c. voris;
''Shylock,' Mrs. Jas. Fell; "Jessica and
Lorenzo" leader. Mrs. w. F. Dodds; read
ing, Act ii, Scene Z, Mrs. z. S. Ludlum;
reading, Act III, Scene 8. Mrs. G. Q. Bruce;
December 5-Hostess, Mrs Harriet Brand;
''Portia," Mrs. F. w. Tidball; reading, Act
III, Scene 1, Mrs. G. H Moore; reading.
Act III, Scenes and 4, Mrs. II. L. Grimes;
quotations.
December 19-Hostess. Mrs. II. II. Hall;
reading, Act v, the club; quotations.
January 2-"Taming of the Shrew." Host
matte Structure of the Play" Mrs Emma
Joslin; reading. Act l. Scene l. Mrs. w. c.
Voris; conversation.
January 16-Hostess, Mrs. James Fell.
Katherine" Mrs. Z. A. Crossman; read
ing. Act H. Scene /. Mrs. p. w. Covert; con-
verSation.
january oV-Hostess, MRS. 4. w. Covert
'.Petruchio," Mrs. Thomas Swain; reading.
Act III, Scene 2 Mrs. George @. Bruce;
Blanca and Lucentio." leader. Mrs. Bus
kirk
February 13-Hostess. Mrs G. o. Eldridge
Reading, Act w. Scenes / and 3, Mrs. Gar
yer: reading, Act V, Scene 2. Mrs. James
Suggestive Questions. is the his
tory of the play? What are the sources OF
the plot? Give synopsis of the comedy
In what does 1t differ from other Shakspear-
ian comedies? Does it reflect contemporary
eous life? What are the relative merits OF
the play? Leader Mrs. H. H. Hall
February 2-"Othello." Hostess, Mrs. w
L. Dodds. THE Story" Mrs. E. S. Ludlum;
reading. Act /. Scene 8, Mrs. o. L. Morrow;
March 3-Hostess. Mrs. J. II. Moore
Reading. Act III, Scene 4, Mrs. s. D. Far
rabee: Desdemona. Mrs. o. A. Harlow;
| conversation; quotations.
March 27-Hostess Mrs O. l. Morrow
Iago, Mrs. Harriet Brand; reading, Act Ill
Scene 4. Mrs. d. Munro; conversation
leader Mrs e. A. Crossman:
April 1O-Hostess. Mrs. Thomas Swain
Othello. Mrs. George o. Eldridge; reading
| Act ~, Scene 2, Mrs. Emma Joslin: con.
versation, leader, Mrs. Carver
April 2+Guest evening. Hostess. Mrs
May s-Hostess, Mrs. H. L. Grimes
| Reading. Act w. Scene 2, Mrs. Burkirk
| Suggestive questions Give synopsis OF the
| tragedy and date of composition; what
thor? What is the dramatic use of the
/ first act? Give the scene of tragedy and
the historical time OF action. What char.
Wbat are tba rs,a ARE aseTbed to Iago
| edy? Leader. Mrs. s. u. Farrabee
May 22-Hostess, Mrs. George q. Bruce
'Shakspeare's Women" Mrs G. H Moore
review, the club. Officers: President, Mrs
s. ID, Farrabee; vice president, Mrs. Har
| rfet Brand; secretary, Mrs. o. A. Harlow
| treasurer, Mrs. II. II. Hail.
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Oct. 3-With Mrs. Joseph Theodore Gist
Presidents Day.
Oct 17-With Mrs John Robert Tomlin-
son. "WOmen'S Clubs and What They Are
Doing for Women by Mrs. Rosa Porter
Culture" by Mrs. Mary Frances Albeit
Oct. 31-With Mrs. August Jutt. Hallow-
cen party.
Nov. 14Ewith Miss Richardson. Review
of Onderdonks History of American
Verse, by Mrs. Elizabeth Janette Jacobs;
History of the Society of Western Art
lists" by Mrs Mabel Neal Kline; What is
TO be the Future of Irvington?' discussion
led by Mrs. Mary Elma Shank.
Nov. 2S-With Mrs. w. H. II. Shank.
al, All History a Preparation of the Amer.
icanization of the World" by Mrs. Mary
Dec. with Mrs. William Richardson
Albeit. .'Womens Patriotic Societies of
"Quintessence of Ancestry" by Miss Ida
Frances Richardson; How Can the Holi-
days Be Most Probably Spent?' converse
ton, led by Mrs. Elizabeth ]. Jacobs.
North Pole Expeditions" by Mrs. Mary
Metcalf Carver; THE Socialistic Eskipo"
Gaughey; WAS the Arctic Zone the Abode
of the First Human Beings?" by Mrs. Ma
italia Buzzell Landon.
Jan. 16.With Mrs. George Jarvis Landon.
Alaska, by Mrs. Ida May Finley; "Our
Newly acquired Territories" by Mrs Alice
Freckelton Van Houton.
jan 3o-With Mrs. Parmenas Collins
Jacobs. THE Uses of Biography by Mrs.
Mabel Neal Kline; 1.-The Interpretations of
Music by Mrs. Mary Broadwell Nc
Gaughey; recitation, by Mrs. Ida May Fin
Feb. 13-with Mrs Claude Roberts Shat
fer. 1.-The Indian of To-day" by Mrs.
Rachel Marilla Tomlinson; 1.-The Pala-
tines" by Mrs. Rosa Porter Richardson.
Mrc ~;
factions of Arizona" by Miss Jennie Rich
ardson; 1.-The Hebrew Movement of To-
day." by Mrs. Mary Elma Shank; discus
is more important than the study of litera-
ture, led by Mrs. Mary Metcalf Carver.
-; March 1S,With Mrs. Abram Bland
Cliff Dwelers," by Mrs. Nathalia Buzzel
Landon; Mound Builders of the North
west, Southwest, Ohio and Mississippi Val
leys, by Mrs. Mary Frances Albeit; re-
view Tin verse;, Heroes and Hero Wor-
ship" Carlyle. by Miss Ida Frances Rich
ardson.
March March 27mwith Mrs: Samuel McGaughey
erts Juit; How Early Does the Nora
Sense Exist in Children-How Train It?'
by Mrs; Mary Green Tharp; discussion
| Resolved, That Education has greater in.
fluence than wealth; affirmative by Mrs
Mary Standish Burnet, negative by Mrs
Alice Freckelton Van Houton.
April lO-With Mrs. Frederick Douglas
Van Houton. Switzerland" by Mrs Mar.
| tina Roberts Jutt; Pursuits of the Swiss.
! by Mrs. Estella Marie Shaffer: "Womer
and Economics" by Mrs. Mary Standisf
/ Burnet.
April 4-With Mrs. George Mortime,
| Billings. Election of officers
! May S-With Mrs. John Paul Finley
/ THE Vatican" by Mrs Estella Marie
Shaffer; THE Mission of Sculpture" b,
Miss Jennie Richardson; History of ths
| Society of Western Writer'S" by Mrs
| Mary Stevenson McGaughey
| May 22-Guest day
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October 1O-With Mrs. Twiname. Presi-
dents day. white House" Mrs. Rice,
leader. Quotations.
October 24-With Mrs. Hutson. 1.-THE La
dies of the White House." Mrs. Mcbride,
leader.
November 14-With Mrs. Rice. Henry
Clay" Mrs. Armstrong, leader.
November 2S-With Mrs. Gilbert.
Thanksgiving "Reminiscences" Mrs. En-
gle, leader.
December i2-With Mrs. Hoster. Gen.
Robert E Lee" Mrs. Ensley, leader.
December 2G-With Mrs. Payer. Christ
mas Day and Its Customs in Different
January 9-With Mrs. Dorothea Ross.
MINIS of the United States" Mrs. Hoster,
leader.
January 23-"American Business Wom-
en-" Mrs. Illusions, leader.
February l3-With Mrs. Bristow "St
Valentines Day." Mrs. Earring. leader.
February 27-With Mrs. A. Hornaday.
Our Illustrators" Mrs. Hadley, leader.
March l3-With Mrs. Moore. 1.-The Beech
ers." Mrs Gilbert, leader.
March 27-With Mrs. Armstrong: 'Ly-
man Abbott" by Mrs. Masters.
April 10--With Mrs. Masters. Empress
Eugene" Mrs. Twiname. leader.
April 24-With Mrs. Ensley. Prince Bis
marck." Mrs. Payer. leader.
May S-With Mrs. Hadley. Gladstone .
Mrs. kercheval, leader.
May 22-With Mrs Earring. 1.-The Domes-
tic Blunders of Women" Mrs Spahr.
leader.
June 12-Social.
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oerammes Of the Social and Literary Clubs
roKs EAson

d. Arnold: Robert southwell. S. J." Mrs
J. III. Wilson; conversation. Mrs. J. l. Fer
ris. Hostess, Mrs. J. J. Price.
December 30-"Christmas In Paris. Rome
and Cork" Mrs. J. L. Ferris; Christmas
I'm Berlin" Mrs. s. F. Null; discussion.
Mrs. NJ. w. Malott; "A Christmas Carroll
Mrs. +. j. Brennan. Hostess. Mrs. Mar
garet w. Daily. Quotations. ST. Francis
January IMPRACTICAL Piety Of 81 Fran
els de Sales Mrs w. j. Griffin; Extracts
from Spirit OF St. Francis de Sales Mrs
r. r. Shiel: conversation, Mrs. Anna G.
Reaume. Hostess. Mrs. T. ID. Arnold.
January 2o-Guest evening p. m. Ad-
dress. Hon. William =. Breen. Fort Wayne
Hostess, Mrs. S. +. Sheerin.
January 27-"Charitable Work in Ha-
wall" Mrs. r. w. Fenger; conversation.
Mrs. Margaret F. Peelle: America First
Saint-St. Rose OF Lima Mrs NJ W Ma
lott: miscellaneous quotations Hostess,
Mrs. Kate Collins.
February 1O-"American Catholic Lit
erati" Mrs. r. r. Shiel: conversation Mrs
NJ w Malott. Mrs. S p. Sheerfn: book re-
views. Mrs. T. ID. Arnold Hostess. Mrs.
Z. ]. Brennan.
February 24-Colonial tea. Catholic Lead
Margaret w. Daily: "Our First Naval
Hero-Commodore John Barry Mrs NJ
w. Carr; Patriotic Women Mrs. Mar
garet Peelle: recitation, Mrs. +. w. Fen
ger; America" the circle; hostess. Mrs
Anna c. Reaume.
March 10-"Tfssot and His Famous Works
OF Art, Mrs. Kate ColllnSs Il lefnlSh Ar. ~
Mrs W. ]. Griffin: conversation. Mrs. Mar
garet w. Daily; hostess, Mrs. Margaret r.
Peelle.
March A-"Early Indian Missions. Mrs
NJ W. Carr; Marquette" Mrs. j. ]. Price:
Acadia" Mrs T. ID. Arnold: quotations
from Aubrey de vere;" hostess. Mrs. +.
w Fenger.
April Holy week. ''Rome-the Civilizer
| OF Nations" Mrs. J. ]. Price; The Cata-
| combs" Mrs. j. l.. Ferris; 'PergOiesi s
| Masterpiece" Mrs. NJ. w. Carr; "Stabat
Mater Mrs. Kate Collins; hostess, Mrs.
| Margaret w. Daily.
April 2I-"Cure OARS" Mrs J. ii. VIII
| son: "Confessors," Mrs. s. +. Muhl; con-
versation. Mrs. w ]. Griffin; hostess, Mrs.
| NJ. w. Carr.
May 5-"Drydens Place Among Poets. .
Mrs S. p. Sheerin; Quiz" Mrs. z J.
| Brennan; Anecdotes OF Poets" Mrs j.
| H. Wilson: quotations, Beautiful Thoughts
| of Mary" hostess, Mrs. J. l.. Ferris.
May 19-"An Original Story" Mrs. Anna
c. Reaume; Apostles of Temperance,
| Mrs Margaret w. Daley; conversation.
| Mrs. z. w. Fenger and Mrs J. H Wilson.
| Hostess, Mrs. Muhi.
June 2-Annual outing; medley, members.
Hostess Mrs. NJ. w. Carr. President. Mrs.
| s. p. Sheerin; vice president. Mrs J. J.
Price; secretary, Mrs. NJ. w. Carr; treas
urer, Mrs. Anna c. Reaume.
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The Proctor Reading Circle.

October members day. Luncheon;
hostess, Mrs w. j. Griffin: election OF of
ficers; quotations; Coventry Patmore.
October H-"Recent Scientific Discov-
cries." Mrs. NJ W. Malott: ''Roentgen. -
Mrs. s. F. Muhl: "Pasteur." Mrs r. r.
Shiel; current events, Mrs. Margaret f.
Peelle: hostess. Mrs. f. w. Fenger.
November 4-"Pierre Gibault and the
Northwest" Mrs. Margaret F. Peelle;
What California Owes the Missionaries. y
Mrs. j. l. Ferris: anecdotes. Mrs. S. p
Sheerin; hostess, Mrs. ]. II. Wilson.
November 1S-Guest day Musicale with II.
Illustrations. "Gounod." Mrs. Anna c.
Reaume: Verdi Mrs. j. j. Price; Bee
thoyen," Mrs. z. j. Brennan: hostess, Mrs
r. r. Shiel; quotations. Robert South
well.
December 2-"Justin Mccarthy" Mrs. T.
]. Brennan: conversation. Mrs. T. ID. Ar
mold and Mrs Margaret w. Daily: ssThs
Holy Grail" Mrs. J. J. Price; hostess, Mrs
NJ. w. Malott.
December l6-'Tgnatius Loyola," Mrs. T.