The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-09
IN CLUB CIRCLES.

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Tho first meeting of the Twentieth
Century club was held on Thursday
afternoon with the president, Mrs. NJ.
L. Fuller. The afternoon was devot'
ed to the discussion of summer di.
versions and the presidents address.
After an hour of social chat the club
adjourned to meet next Thursday with
Mrs. w. c. Averill to discuss the
following program:
/. Roll call-Quotations from
Bunyan.
2.Paper. John Bunyan's contribu
ton to the Religious Thought of his
time. Mrs. T. V. Hayden.
3. Short paper. Bunyan's life. Mrs
r. ]. Duff.
Give an account Of the Puritans
Their characteristics, rise and NJ
tory. Mrs. F. d. Minor.
Work for all Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. G. w. Hardy.
| To what class of literature does
the Pilgrims Progress belong?
1t has plot-this it shares witt
all fiction.
1t presents study of character.
1t is realistic-giving events wbicf
might happen and placing cinphasI!
on accuracy and truth of lie.
The romance differs from the novel
In laying more stress on the olcmen
of plot.
In embodying the unreal, the ull
usual often the supernatural.
In laying less emphasis on the stud
of character.
What elements of the novel doe
"Pilgrims Progress" possess?
What of Romance?
AS hostess of the Lone Star built
ing at the Worlds Fair the past wee
Mrs. J. G.. Lea of Lallas gave som
very interesting entertainments; on
of which was luncheon solely of tn
prcducts of Texas. Mrs. Kelly of La
las. gave a talk on Texas womanhoot
Souvenirs of tiny bottles of oil wer
given to the guests.
A Chat with the Club.
Beaumont boasts of four literar
clubs. The WOmans Reading clul
the Twentieth Century, the Council
Jewish Women, and the Shakespeare
! All of the above clubs have resume
their years study with the eXccpho
OF The Jewish Council which begin
few weeks later.
AS hostess to the Tuesday highly
club this week, Mrs. II. Burkcnmou
opened up the season of carddOn
Whether or not this season will b
as gushing with card parties as j
the mast remains to be determine
later when all will be home fror
their visit to the fair, and summo
iaunts and when cooler weather pr
walls. On this occasion every pr
vision for a beautiful and eniOyabl
marty was made. The floral cffcC
was in roses. the prizes were We
chosen. the luncheon was daintily pr
pared and served. To Mcsdamcs NJ
.anial Roos. sam SOnnsky and No
Hecht fell the pretty favOrs. Mrs.
Bonner will entertain the club ne'
week. Among the players TO enjn
Mrs. BurkenrOads hospitality werf
I Mesdames ". RoOs. w. hecht. X. Roo
IN Hecht. Harry Duetschner, Mauri'
,Coldstein. l.. Romansky. A. SWart
H. Mothner. Joe Solinsky. Add Kp
peH. A. s. Lewis. n. HcilbrDn. J.
Nathan. a. Feinburg. NJ. Lucas. Mickf
IL BDrer. Misses Hattie Kline an
Esther Lewis.
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