The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03
SEASONS PROGRAM
OF SATURDAY CLUB.

The calendar for the season 1907-ls0S OF
the Saturday Club was issued yesterday,
with a full schedule of the years meet
I ings and a list Of the club members and
chairmen for the various days. The pro-
gram will be varied, embracing a VIDE
field of study.
! The first meeting will take place Oc-
| tober 3, when "Wandcrings and Expert
ences Since Last We Net will be related
by the members.
The complete program will be carried
out, as follows:
October 19-Table talk, Restoration Of
the Post Canteen,' conducted by Mrs.
james M. Seymour. Lecture, .Ihe OriE-
inal Elements in American Literature, AS
sistant Superintendent of City Schoois
November 2~Roll call, Quotations from
Living American Authors with papers on
South. respectively, by Mrs. Henry 9.
Haskins. Mrs. Francis II. Pell and Mrs.
Frederick I. Johnson. Table talk HOW
Writers Are Influences ED hfrs C HasEins' anu
Panama Zone Interest. with papers on
Our Island Possessions rh mHq pSIlin,o,p MFs'
Mrs. Joseph r. Bradner; Cuba Miss T..
A. Mcleod; porto Rico" Mrs. Henry
Heinsheimer. Table talk. Traits Of Char
|fcter tnaI MAKE
Bile" conducted by Miss Jessie e. Ross.
November S-dSome Phases of Prison
Work" Saturday Club Salma-
December 1LRol call. MY Fayorite
Scheme" with papers on "Utopfan
Schemes Brooks Farm MISS Ross'-
.Helieon Hall and onteora,u MIS- ! urs r. r r
M. Blanchard. Table talk. 'Benents or
Cooperative Communities conducted oy
Mrs. Elizabeth Scott Hunt.
December 28-Roll call. "Stanza from an
American Poet" with papers on PLqngfel.
low and Whittier Mrs. ". H. lnsiee;
Bret Harte and Dunbar" Mrs. James {.
Con cSrlles ur rAla FS1mS and T 81. c Mteeier Table able
talk. "Esperanto,' onducted by MIS-.
Heinsheimer
january 11-Table talk. Effect Of Food
on Character and the Conflict Of the Ere,
linghuysen Act with the Pure Food Law,
conducted by Mrs. William z. Taylor.
Lecture by Principal David Mcclure.
1t SnnHar Ren SSMR1n eau Italy M9n pnrin q the
Renaissance with papers on these sub
subjects: .Literatqre1 two. Mrs, ca 5so1a IL;
Who Brought About the Golden Age Of the
Renaissance Mrs. VIII ,iam q. Taylor
Table talk. ''What the Renaissance Meant
to Italy and to the World" conducted by
February s-Roll call. Points of Interest
In New York" Papers on Manhattan
as follows: ''Gcologically and Geographic
lilly, MTS. f1uSkinSs I1iolpI lNoi1s 49,
Emma Smith; "Architecturally,' Mrs. G.
M. blanchard: Socially" Mrs. S. Erwin
Manness. Table talk, advantages Of Life
in the Metropolis" conducted by Mrs.
Bradner.
February 22-Roll call, Sayings Of Noted
Woman Suffraglsts," with these papers;
why Ought Women to Have Universal
Su~ffrage?" Mrs. Hunt: Municipal Fran
chise for Women" Mrs. ]. A. Estelle;
"Women's View on the Peace Plan Miss
Margaret Reid. Table talk. THE Bible in
the Public Schools" two, conducted by
March TABLE talk. "Anti-tipping Cru
SADIE" conducted by Mrs. McCracken. Lee
ture, ANALYSIS of Socialism," BY the
Rev. Henry J. Johnston.
March 21-Roll call. Memories OF School
Days, Ole Time Essays Reproduced" Ia.
be talk, Girls of the Sixties and Girls OF
the Twentieth Century" conducted by
Mrs. Manness
April 5-Roll call, Sayings Of Presi-
dents, Three-minute papers on our Pres
dents (c~brcnologicaliy considered in
groups Of threel, by Mrs. Fales. Miss Reid,
Mrs. Inslee. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Hewitt.
Mrs, Estelle. Mrs. Corlies.
The annual reception of the club will be
held April 10 and the annual meeting
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