Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-10-09
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The first meeting. of the Ladie
Literary League was held OctobC
2, with Mrs. Guffin. The year boo
! OF the club, issued recently, GU,
lines the scope Of the work for tn
year, with the department leader
and the programs for the season
The subjects Of American polltlca
affairs, foreign affairs. literature AM
art, philanthropy and reform. scienc
and invention and music and tn,
drama are to be considered. Tn,
leaders Of the day are responsible,
for the work of tho departments
The club meets every two weeks.
i The officers Of the club for 1918,
IA are: President, Mrs. J. e
Johntz; vice president. Mrs. H. L.
Humphrey; secretary, Mrs. H. w
Jacobs; treasurer, Mrs. ]. j. Good
en-. The program committee us:
Mrs. M. H. Malott. Mrs. J. NJ. Gleiss-
ner, Mrs. G. NJ. Harger. Mrs. c. c.
Wyandt is the club member Of the
library book committee. The club
flower; Violet; the colors, violet
and white; the motto, "Self trust is
the first secret OF success" Emer-
son. The club has 2S active and
four honorary members.
The COterie.
Two meetings Of the 1894 year
|of the Coterie have been held this
fall. In the year book of this club
five subjects are given as those to
be taken for the seasons study:
Literature and art. science and In
vention, persons in the foreground,
foreign comment and social econSJ
mics. Department leaders are ues-
ignated for the two divisions into
which the cycle is divided, septem-
Der 16 to January 20. and Febru-
airy to June 8.
The officers of the club are:
President, Miss Nellie Wilkie; vice
president. Miss Blanche Edwards;
secretary, Miss Nina Nichols; treas
urer, Miss Emma Humble. The
year book committee is: Miss Mary
Giles Miss Nina Nichols, Miss Ruth
Wilkie. Yellow, is the clubs color,
and the yellow rosa the Coterie
flower. Twenty-Five are members.
& &c
The Twentieth Century Club.
The Twentieth Century club win
hold its first meeting Monday af- |
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the home
Of, Mrs. r. NJ. White. The program
Is: Roll call, current events; bust
ness; How to Look at Pictures"
Mrs. Coulson;f music; !
'iNo8sf Women Of France, Past and
Present" Mrs. Steen, Mrs. Phillips.
The club officers are: President.
Mrs. J. M. Walters; vice president.
drs. H. NJ. Howard; secretary, Mrs.
v. o. Steen; treasurer, Mrs. N. B.
fartin. Members Of the program
onfnittee are: Mrs. H. r. Sleeper,
FRS. 8. s. Smith, Mrs. ]. A. Reese.
he flower committee work is in
barge of Mrs. F. M. Northcraft and
FRS. C..FG. MaIm. Mrs. H. Harger
as charge of the press work. Mrs.
'. AZ Stacey is the clubs library
The entertainments
re in charge of Mrs. ]. q. Brewer,
RS. r. M White, Mrs. T. r. Conk-
n. The club flower: The rose; the 4
'lors, red and white; the motto,
All our knowledge is ourselves to y
low." The meetings are held ev- G,
y two weeks. The club numbers Il
active members and three hon. G.
airy members. The year book is =,
ed recently is very complete, con- II
lining the years program and the Il
and bylaws as well. 1t
The Columbian Club. Ell
The first meeting this fall of the y
lumbar club will be held Tues =
" October Z, Mrs. A. w. Rice II,
stess. The twentieth annual cal in
dar was issued recently. The Ga
Id meets the first Tuesday in ev- jts
7 month. Much care has been
Ken in the preparation of the pro-
ans for the year. At one meeting