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This rear. Tie DsI- MEETING Will bs
held Mooaay, Sept u. a. ,be home
ot Ms Couzzsn> Mrs Taylor ~ill
d -bs Leader ao5 JzDss Whitcorb
Riley the s1bisrt
The Progress club has daiu1y pro-
grans with hand PAINTED water color
covsrs, the work Of one Of the msu-
bers- Tie members will take up
st1dies Of Belgium and tss neither
lands and the worlds work Their
5rsl nesting will be held October ;.
~i4sn Mrs Brockxay will talk on
The Country and its Early Inbabi.
tants-'' and Miss Preston viii tell Of
Early Religion and Mythology
This club was organized In 1894 and
has almost thirty members.
The SaImsgundi club of eighteen
members net last Monday evening
sith Miss Gertrude Norris. Their
subjects for the year are varied and
interesting. a paDer Oh American
Folklore" was given Monday even
ing By Miss Norris
The W T. 4. club which is the
oldest and largest club here will de-
vote the first half of the year TO the
State" and the last haf to
School, This club was organized
in 1880 and has membership of
twenty mine. The first meeting
will be held September 2s when
Miss Carena Lee will tell What the
". T. K. Club is Doing for Good
Citizenship. and Mrs Gale viii
/ lead the discussion.
The Saturday Afternoon club is
com posed Of sixteen young matrons
who have been firm friends from
childhood. The club was organized
| in their girlhood days. They will
begin their work October 6 this year
when each member will talk two
minutes on Sumner Reminis-
cences. Mrs. McCutcheon will
then give the History of the Club, -
and roll call will be responded to
with original poetry.
The New Century club was orga-
ni1ed five years ago with twenty
members. Last year the members
studied France and its History,
Literature. Art and Music This
year Italy will be taken up the same
| way. The first meeting was held
"Wednesday, Sept. 5. at the home of
Mrs. Margaret Moore. An excellent
paper was read by Mrs. Rocho on
Italian History From the Fall of
Rome to the Time of Dante" This
was followed by paper on Begin
ming of Italian Literature given by
Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Woodbury. then
told..of THE Early Italian Lyric "
At this club they enjoy two feasts
and after the intellectual one re
freshments are served by the hostess.
The second meeting was held yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Couzzens. Mrs. Flint told OF the
Removal of the Papacy." Mrs.
Wilkinson gave paper on Rienzi
and Mrs. Horace Hopkins told OF
''Dante's Life and Minor Writings. !"
The Social Science club begun its
work last Tuesday evening. The
meeting was held at the home of
Prof. Chambers and Prof. Carter gave
a paper on High School Fraterni-
ties.n The leaders for the meetings
are selected alphabetically and each
leader chooses his own subject and
announces it four weeks previous to