The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-09-23
VIS|T|NG SPEAKERS FEATURED
Season of -Ieetings VIII Open on the
First wednesday In October Promi-
nent Women of the City Named as
Members of Leading Committees

These are busy days for Kenosha
club women and announcement is made
that the annual season of the Won
an s Club of Kenosha will open on
October 9th. The program for the
year is the most varied ever offered
by any of the literary committees of
the club and the list of subjects to be
discussed during the year includes
matters Of historical interest, subjects
for those with the artistic tempera-
ment, the study of practical move
ments and work along the line Of home
economics. Many women from other
cities will appear on the club program
during the year and the list of enter
tainments includes several dramatic
readings which promise to make the
meetings most popular. The program
for the year follows:
Program.
October 6--Vocal solo, Mrs. v. L.
Award. The Art of Playgoing, Mrs.
a. Starr Best, Evanston, Ill. Furnish
ed by Clara A. Lewis.
October 90 Music, Mrs. William
Bellows, Waukegan, III. Dramatic
readings: "The Servant of the
House, Charles R. Kennedy; Mrs.
Money Made's Fitting" Pauline
Phelps and Marion Short; Zone Min
ute Readings, reader, A. Louise
Sues, American Conservatory of Music.
Furnished by Music and Art Committee
November Music Radiun =
Gerald Mcdowell. Furnished by
Frances G. Moore and Alice Palica.
November 17-Music. Federation
Day. Reports Of Delegates.
December Music. Bulgaria =
Eula C. Rambo.
December 15-Luncheon one o'clock.
Music, Miss Marjorie Miller
January 5-Music. Modern Irish
Dramatists. Mary Thomas Grant.
January - Music. & servia. !"
Mary Catherine Barden.
February 2Music. The Inventions
Of Edison Alice M. Cheever.
February 16 Music. Jacob Riis.
Anna Louise Milne Election Of
officers.
March Music. South America to
the Front. Bessie Howell Martin.
March 15-Music. Austria and the
Balkans. Alice Toner stanhope.
April 5-Music Elizabeth Barrett
Browning Edith Murray Cavanagh.
April 19--Music. Domestic Science
Yesterday and Today. Ella Esch
Faville.
May 36Bonnie Brave Scotland in
Song and Story Prof. James Primrose
Whyte, Bessie Tiff College, Forsyth,
Ga, assisted by George S. Whyte,
Kenosha, Wis. Open Meeting.
May l0-Annua1 Meeting.
Officers.
President-Mary George Robinson.
Vice President Elizabeth S. Theirs.
CORES. Secretary-Alice M. Cheever.
Rec. Secretary-Edna D. Hannahs.
Treasurer-Ada M Tarbell.
Directors Roberta S. Cooper, Belle
B. Frantz, Emma F. Fisher, Elizabeth
S. Graves, Harriet S. Meers, Meta I.
r. Tremper.
Committees.
Miscellaneous-El Elizabeth S. Graves.
Ada Mann Greiner, Elizabeth S. Theirs,
Meta I. r. Themper, Mary V. Vincent.
Historical Helen T. Dorr, Mabel
A. Chesebro, Elizabeth Churchill, Belle
B. Frantz, Abbae w. Whitaker.
Scientifc-Jessie N. Theirs, Ella E.
Fayille, Fife O. Hatfield, Frances G.
Moore, Alice Palica.
Biographical Harriet S. Meers,
Minnie D. Brown, Susie P. Eddy,
Mary G. Hackett, Anna L. Milne.
Music and Art Apna j. Whyte,
Beulah M. Adams, Coda F. Bell, En-
ma F. Fisher, Elizabeth P. Mailer.
Social Minnie G. Curtis, Mary f.
Andre, Anna Gonnerman, Mary Winde-
sheim, Cora E. Ketchan, Laura E.
Mccall, Susie E. Melville.