The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-10-10
Club Notes.

An especially interesting session of
the sNoman's CLUB was held Wedne--
day afternoon. Miss Eidwell's paper
on the early history of Germany was
carefully prepared and WAS listened
10 with much interest. Mrs. Smith
Rad an article giving the objects of
the different crusades Mrs. John
Wire took up the 'Minnesingers and
Mcistcrsingers, one OF the most in
esting topics of the whole year. She
outlined the works OF The Witnessing
ers. showing them to be superior TO
that Of The troubadors in delicacy OF
sentiment, grace OF diction and ryth
mieal structure The work of the
Meistersingers clustered around Nur-
emburg.
Next week is the time fer the an
nual meeting of the Seventh District
Federation AT Dodge City. Miss
Louise Winans will sing, II Will
Buck, as part of the Devotional exer-
cises at the opening of the Federation.
Her other hunters will be Forbidden
Music" by GastalboD. and al ''1n
Blossom Time, "tbj "A Rose Fable"
by Hawley. The subject of Mrs.
William Fines paper will be 1.-The
High Lights in Literature" Below
is portion of the program:
THURSDAY MORNING.
a. IN. Introduction in charge OF
Miss Weston OF Pratt.
$50. Inyocati Onto be read in uni
son
Solo. Miss Winans of Hutchinson
Addresses OF Welcome, Mr. T. A.
Scates and Mrs. Harry Hubbard.
Response. Mrs. Susan F. Carson
Report OF Credential Committee.
Official Reports.
Miscellaneous Business.
Announcements.
Piano Solo, Norwegian Pastoral, :"
Mrs. Whitman of Lacrosse.
Club Reports. Strictly confined to
TWO minutes.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
200. VioIn Solo. 9th Air Vair. by
DeBeriot. Miss Oldham. Newton.
Vocal Solo. Mrs. Whiteside, Hutch
inson.
2:15. Department of Philanthropy
and Civics. Chairman Mrs o.
w. Barrett. Newton.
"A Plea for the Application of Civil
Service Reform to The Girls In
Gussrial School of Kansas! Mrs.
S. Il. Peters OF Newton. Dis
cussion led by Mrs. DR.. Low and
Mrs. Hudson, assisted by Mrs.
Perry, matron of Beloit school,
General Discussion.
3:30 Vocal Solo, "Chanson Proven
cal, Mrs. Gilbert. Dodge City.
Social half-hour-to i O'Clock.
Piano Solo. Miss Gleed, Topeka
Round Table, oMannal Training in
the Public Schools Leaders,
Mrs. Minnie Cole of Great Bend
and Mrs. Annette II. Bond of
Sterling.
Vocal Solo, ''At Parting Mrs.
Harry Hubbard. Dodge City.
THURSDAY EVENING.
400. Musical Department. Chair
man, Mrs. f. d. Smith, Kinsley
Blossoms Orchestra. Dodge City.
Vocal Solo. Mrs. Catliu, Topek a
Piano Solo. $500. Miss Hills, Kinsley
Violin Solo. Miss Oldham, Newton
Address, Mrs. Jas. NJ. Lewis, Kinsley
Vocal Solo, Mrs. Whiteside, Hutch
inson.
Piano Solo. Mrs. Gleed, Topeka
Vocal Solo, Miss Winans, Hutchinso on
Recitation. "Thirty Years With a
Shrew," Mrs. e. K. Crooks, Pratt
Piano Solo. Mrs. Whiteman, of La
Crosse.
(I,.obast,a
FRIDAY MORNING.
Piano Solo,. Miss Hills, Kinsley
lone and Educational Department
Chairman, Mrs. A. A. Richards,
Wellington.
The Homely Accomplishments, .
Mrs. Chester 1. Long, Medicine
Lodge.
The Cultivation of Common Sense
Mrs. Lulu r. Fuhr, Meade.
Discussion led by Mrs. Nellie Perry
Meade.
Vocal Solo. -. Mrs. Catlin, Newton
Paper, Mrs. Ella v. Billings, King
man.
Consideration of the Amendments.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Music
Literature and Art Department.
Paper. Mrs. William Fine, Sedgwicl
Paper, "a National Art" Mrs. Jose
phine Wickwire, Larned.
General Impressions of the Biennial
Mrs. G. w. Winans, Hutchinson
Music.
Vocal Solo, Mrs. Whi.eside, Hutch
inson.
Reports of Committees; Nominations
Resolutions.
Miscellaneous Business.
Election of Officers.
Vocal Solo, aGood Bye Sweet Day.
Mrs. Crumbine, Dodge City.
FRIDAY EVENING.
Farewell Reception and Greeting New
Officers at Presbyterian Church.
trr6ere are some hours that pass SO soon
Our epell-touched hearts scarce know the,