The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-07-17
Annual Booklet is Issued, Giving the
Members and the Program
for 1902 and 1903.
MANY NEW FEATURES ADDED
Literary Study of Historical Characters to
Be Continued Home Feat
ures to Be Taken Up Durings Year.

The annual announcement of the
Woman's Club of Kenosha for the year
of 1902 and 1908 has been issued and is
being delivered to the members. The
booklet is the most interesting ever
sent out by the officers of the club and
it gives assurance that the club will
have busy year before it when the
season opens on the first Wednesday
in October.
The program provides for continue
alton of the study of historical charac-
tiers which has been feature of the
club for several years, but new feat.
ures are added to the program in the
way of the study of art topics. One of
the most interesting days of the year
will be meeting at which the early
history of Kenosha county will be
given consideration.
The booklet shows that the club has
membership of over hundred,
among whom are the best known la
dies of the city. The officers for the
year are as follows:
President-Mrs Harriet E. Redeker.
Vice President-Mrs. Harriet E.
Meers.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. Eliz-
abeth P. Mailer.
Recording Secretary Mrs. Eleanor
Parkinson Cavanagh.
Treasurer Cora S. Skinkle.
Directors Ella F. Allen, Mrs.
Caroline S. K. Rowe, Mrs. Mary N.
Theirs, Mrs. Belle S. Lance, Mrs.
Mary G. Robinson, Mrs. Emma L.
Van Ingen.
The committees for the different de-
partments of club work are:
Social Conmittee-Mrs. Beatrice l.
Farr, Mrs. Nathalie N. Matthews, Mrs.
Elizabeth S. Graves, Mrs. Sara Bron-
son, Miss Frances L. Balm, Miss Bessie
c. Hurd.
COMMITTEES ON LITERARY WORK.
Miscellaneous Course Miss Julia c.
Allen, Mrs. Belle S. Lance, Mrs. Har-
riet E. Meers, Mrs. Caroline S. K.
Rowe.
Historical Course-Mrs. Lizzie T.
Blackman, Rev. Marion Murdoch, Mrs.
Mary c. Robinson, Mrs. Jennie S.
Hollister.
The program for the year follows:
LITERARY PROGRAM FOR 1o02-1o03.
October An Unpublished Maya
zine. Editor-Miss Anna Kimball.
October 15-The Restoration. THE
Merry Monarchy. Essayist-Mrs. Mel
lie L. Bowen.
November 5-"Forestry in the
United States" Essayist, Mrs. Ade-
1aide Simmons.
November 1o-James the Second.
Essayist, Mrs. Beatrice I. Farr.
Decembers 3-Jerusalem. Essayist,
Mrs. Mary 0. Newell.
December 17-Art and Literature
during the reigns of Charles the Sec
ond, James the:jSecond, and William
and Mary. md Essayist, Miss Edith Mur-
ray Brown.
January 7-AmericaniOp Pottery and
Glass. Essayist,: Miss Frances Lewis
Balm.
January 21-William and Mary. Es-
sayist, Miss Bessie Celeste Hurd.
February 4-AiCentury in Kenosna
County. Essayist, Mrs. Abbie w.
Whitaker.
Februaryt18-Science and Philoso-
ply during the latter part of the Sew
enteenth Century. Essayist, Mrs.
Harriet H Yt11e
March Henrik Isben. EssaYist.
Mrs. Mary N. Theirs.
March 18-QueenSAnne. Essayist,
Mrs. Frances E. Simmons.
April 1--Spain. Essayist, Miss Hat
tie P. Caruth.
April 1.-THE Augustan Era of
English Literature during the reign
of QueensAnne. Essayist, Rev. Flor
ence Buck.
May Colonial Homes. Essayist.
Mrs. Emma'L4. vanIngen.
May 9th-Annua1 meeting. Bust
ness and election of officers for 1908
1904.