Evening journal., 1903-09-09
OF PLANS FOR
APPROACHING CLUB YEAR
List Of Glasses, Lectures and
Meetings to be Held by
New-Century Club


The year Of the New Century Club
will begin early next month and some
interesting announcements have been
made. as follows, by the Entertainment.
Glass and Music Committees;
October 10. Wednesday Monthly
meeting. reception and ten.
October %. Thursday -1.octure, rect
tai, James whitcomh Riley" Professor
j.. NJ. Pearson.
November III. Wednesday, 4 y. m.-
Dialect recital, "Befo de Wah," Mrs.
Mary stone Gregory.
a course Of three lectures on the his
toricM plays OF Shakespeare by Profess
sor Felix E Schilling OF the University
OF pennsylvania; subjects TO be an-
nouncod November 10. Novem-
bcr &C. December 4.
December 3. Thursday - Concert
Poabody recitnD.
December o. Wednesday - Christ
mas music Emusic committce).
January 13, Wednesday club anni-
versary. entertainment under direction
OF Miss Mary Leach.
January rs, Monday illustrated lee
ture. "The Sistine Chapel" Miss Har-
riette II. Winslow.
February 4. Thursday--Lecture, THE
Holy Grail" an Interpretation with
pictures and music Illustrations from
Ahbcys mural paintings in Boston Pub
lie Library. Mrs. Emma Moffett Tying.
Preceding the lecture OF Mrs. Tyng "A
class for the study Of the Legends OF
the Holy Grail" win be held. Miss Hal
lock- leader. Dates 70 be announced
later.
a course Of three lectures win be
given by Leon II. February
10, Wednesday. Charlotte Bronte."
February 10, Monday. Anthony Troll
lope and Charles Reade" February p,
Mondny-"Thomas Hardy"
CLASSES.
Music-A choral class under the di-
rection Of Professor William Sylvan,
Thunder win be formed in November.
Current Events-W Wednesday after.
moons az 3 o'clock, beginning November
4.
Physical Culture-The class in ply
sical culture viii be continued under
the instruction Of Mrs. Victor Cochran
French-Mlie- Emile Kinisi. instruc-
tor. The class win be held IN two sec-
tlons on Saturday mornings beginni1g
october II.
Art-Miss Harrlette Il. Winslow. lee
turer The work this year VIII cover
the High Renaissance and Decadence
Periods Of Italian Art. The great paint-
ers OF the periods. who are the greatest
I'm the world. VIII be studied. among
them: Leonardo da Vinci. the Wizard
OF the Renaissance. Michael Angelo,
the Prophet Of the Renaissance. Raph-
ael the Harmonist Of the Renaissance.
Coreggio the Faun OF the Renaissance.
@. D /
be formed I'm October for such mem-
bers ns may desire practice IA parlia-
mcntary procedure. There win be no
instructor. 4 text book win be chosen
FOR study. and each member OF the class
VIII be expected % study and put into
practice the rules suggested. Meetings
will be led by the club members.
Embroidery During February and
March a class in embroidery and drawn
work WIN be formed n n sufficient num-
her Of members desire it.
THE READING SECTION.
Mary II. Askew Mather chairman
Topics FOR 1903-f
The English Novel IN the Nineteenth
Certury. uud Frcsont Day Problems
Miss Mather
Emerson. and the Great Greek Epics
Mrs, HuWerman.
. London IN History and Literature
and Charles I.amb-Miss Smyth.
American Colonial History, and Lit
crature for Chlldren-Mrs. Miller.
Jane Austen. Charlotte Bronte and
George Eliot, and Florence-Airs. Webb
Studies OF Nature, and Italian Paint
ers OF the Sixteenth Century-Mrs
Jones.
ROUND TABLES.
October 26. subject. Is Reading a Losi
Art? Leader Miss Mather.
November %. subject, The Land o.
Homer leader. Mrs. Bowerman.
December Ia. subject. Literary Land.
marks OF London. Leader, Miss Smyth
January %. subject The Reading OF
History. Leader Mrs. Miller.
February s. subject, A Florentin'
: Mosaic. Leader, Mrs. Webb.
February 20. subject, Petrarch, 1904
1904 Leader. Miss Crew.
March H. subject Hours with Ma
ture Leader. Mrs. Jones.
Copies Of the annual report have beer
issued by the John NJ. Rogers press. II
is bound ini the club covers and the
, fronuspiece is a fine photograph OF