The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-01
ART OF AMERICA THEME 0F LOCAL
 CLUBS SEASON
Interesting Course Outlined In Booklet of Wednesday
 Morning Club.
The Wednesday Morning Art clun

The wednesday Morning Art clupi ~vh,cb is one of the oldest literary orga nizations of the city, has issued ,.. 'rrogram for the 1916-1917 season ;n the form of an attractive pooKiet' rha .tndv course will include Contem- norary Ameyican Art, art coilections and history of American muslc o. the songs of the Ipdians 10 the ne''o politan American drama
 A different topic for which mem ,.r of the club is responsible, is pro- v,ded for each meeting in the folioW- ing order: E x,,.,., Metropolitan Museum or f1ne AIes' collections of Marquand' Morgah aiiu Altman. ,ua
 Oct. ii. Mrs. Edward P. Bullard' IT,, Inness, Homer Martin Aryon' Thayer, Remington, and George Oe- Forest Brush.
 Oct. IS, Mrs. John c. Curtis' MUSIC of North American Indians
 Oct. 25, Miss Fannie L. Woruin' An outline of American drama.
 Nov. 1, Mrs. Marcus B. Butler. Bos- ton Museum of Fine Arts, Jarves Collection of early Italian paintings at the Yale school Of Fine Arts.
 Nov 8, Mrs. Nathaniel E. Wordln' St. Gaudens, Daniel Chester French.
 Nov. IS, Mrs. James c, Gold, Negro music and minstrelsy,~ F1ske JupiAee singers.
 Nov. 22, Mrs. W. Seymour Lacy Augustus Thomas and Clyde Fitch.
 Dec. 6, Mrs. Harry F. Greenman, stained glass in America, Opaline glass. Favril glass, La Farge and I1r- fany.
 Dec. 13, Mrs. Louis K. Gould, The art of making stained glass window, some American artists in stained glass.
 Ian. 8, Mrs. Frederick H.. Stevens, of New Haven, National patriotic and popular music.
 Ian. 10. Mrs. William B. Cogswell, of Stratford; Winslow. Homer. Full- CT. Chase, Walker, Hassam Kendall Henri.
 Ian. IT, Miss Minnie A. Walter, William Dean Towels, John Kendrick Bangs
 Jan. "A, Open morning.
 Ian. 31. Mrs. Charles H. Fleming Pennsylvania academy of Fine Arts collections of Gibson, Phillips, Tenn pie, Wflstach.
 Feb. z, Miss Amelia L. Beardsley Paul Bartlett, Bella Pratt, Gutzon Borglum.
 Feb. IA, Mrs. Francis W. Marsh American church music, Lowell Ma son, Father of American Church Music.''
 Feb. 21, Miss Grace R. Moody, "The Piper" Josephine Peabody.
 Feb 2s, Mrs. Morris B. Beardsley Abbey, Whistler, Sargent.
 March T, Miss Elizabath Durand (associate member), American ora torios and operas
 March IA, Mrs. Samuel M. Garlick Wm. Vaughn Moody, Edward Sheldon Alice Brown, Rachel Brothers.
 March 21, Miss Chary c. Smith: In strumental music, bands and orches. tras.
 March 2s, Mrs Wilbur A. Smith Percy MacKaye, George Middleton.
 April 4, Miss Mary N. MacCord Some women artists, Cece1ia Beaux Violet Oakly, Mary Cassatt, Harriet Hosmer, Bessie Vonnoh, Janet Scud. der.
 April II, Mrs. Freuerick w. Read Famous American composers and singers.
 April IS, Mrs. Carroll B. Adams Tho Drama League, The Little Thea. tre, Pageants, moving pictures.
 April 25, Mrs. Clarence N Payne Music trades, musical summary anc outlook.
 May 2, annual meeting.
 In addition to Miss Durand, the as. sociate members of the club include Miss Martha E. Beach, Drexel Hill Penn. Mrs. Edward P. Bullard ST. Mrs. Ebenezer Burr, Mrs. George c Edwards, Mrs Saraha E. Hawes and Mrs Edward R. Ives
 Mrs. Greeman is president of the club, Mrs. Curtis, vice-president; Mrs Butler. recording secretary, Miss Moody. correspondning secretary