The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-10

Dusseldorf school. third period tlS16
lg0S). stimulating effects of centen-
NAL exhibition and general CONNER
cial prosperity.
Oral responses-t Three minutes).
National academy OF design
Art students league.
Society OF American artists.
Table talk
Program No. 2.-lsndscape.
Brief comments on some great pic
ture you have seen and liked.
Development OF landscape painting
through three periods of American art
Oral responses.
Table talk-The founding of a ma
tonal gallery based upon the gifts OF
Charles Freer. Harriet Lane Johnson
and William T. Evans.
Program No. 3-Mursl Decoration.
Famous frescoes of the old world.
Mural decoration of the congression-
al library and public library.
Sketches.
Table Talk-Gallerys of America.
Metro politan art gallery. New York.
Corcoran art gallery, Washington.
Institute of fine arts. Boston.
Program No. 4.
Your favOrite illustrator and hi-
work. e.
Graphic art in America.
Harrison Fisher the American Girl.
Mary Shippen Green, Child Life.
Dis ussion-The cartoonist and why
/ they flourish In America.
Program No. 5-Book Review.
! Roll Call-The most interesting
character portrayed in fiction during
| 1907.
! Brief rcviews-The Weavers. Gil
| bert Parker: The Testing of Dianna
/ Mallory, Mrs. Ward; Nam Linda.
win y. Harbin; Somehow Good, VIM.
De Morgan
Discussion-So ialism in Fiction,
Upton Sinclair. Jack London, II. G.
Wells and W. d. Howells.
Query-What Is the best story of
atmosphere detective story. ghost
story? Give brief criticism OF each.
Program No. e-oeorge Meredith.
George Meredith, poet, novelist, phi.
losopher and reformer.
Sonnets from Modern Love"
Three psychologists of the nine
teenth century, Browning, Hardy and
Meredith.
Program No. 7-Riehard Feveril.
Roll call-Quotations from the Pill
grims Script
Adrian Harley and Jaques the epi-
curean and the pessimist
! Discussion The mistakes OF Sir
Austin and the defects OF the "Sys-
tenn"
Program No. Orchard FeverI.
Comments on characters.
Responses-llow coming events cast
their shadows before.
The cypress on the river and the
lost wedding ring.
Sir Austine Feyeril, author Of a
System" born of egoism, self sutf'
cheney and vanity.
Discussion-Mrs nhrry, who has
no System" but common sense, ex.
perience and a kind heart.
Program No. e-Riehsrd Feveri,.
Roll call-Your favorite aphorism
or Characterization
Lesson outline-Close.
Reading, your favorlte chapter.
Debate-Resolyed That the good
woman can lift a bad man TO her lev
el, hut a good man will always sink
TO the level of a bad woman.
Program No. 1o-Rosmersholm.
Roll call-Personal impressions OF
the author.
Lesson outline-Isben's viewpoint.
Society an empty shell OF lies and cor
ruption needing exposure to enable
men TO live upon the foundation of
truth.
Sketch Henrik Isben
Table talk Elizabethan drama. full
OF incident, action and emotion.
Modern drama. intellectual and
problematic.
Program No. 1t-Rosmersholr.
Famous death scenes in fiction.
Symbolism of lsben,
Tendency of the influence of lsben
on social life.
Discussion-Why is the Isben drama
only a partial success before Ameri-
can audiences?
Program No. 12-Rosmersholm.
Roll call-Brief comments on char
acters in lsben's dramas.
Lesson outline.
Paper - Dramatic literature OF
| NOrsemen.
Confessions Why | do not like Is.
ben.
The Walcott home In the southwest
fern suburbs OF the city was the scene
Friday of one OF the iolliest juvenile
doings ever given here. The AFFAIR
Twas In honor OF the eighth birthday of
Miss Margarie and the NTH birthday
.of Master HALEY.
The hours were from four TO six
and during that time the lawn and
house was gay with merry boys and
girls While there was no birthday
announcement on the cards the guests
suspected the same and the little host
and hostess received a number OF
gifts.
Miss Helen, assisted by Misses
Ruth Biake. Jeraldine Coleman and
Freda Graham served refreshments