The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-06
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Travel cIass Program.

1
The program committee for the
Travel club has arranged the program
for the thirteenth year of journeying
which the club has taken The club
will travel this year in China and the
book which they will take this year as
guide Is THE Awakening Of China
! by w. A. P. Martin, foruer president
of the Chinese Imperial university.
Mrs. u. B. Newcomb, Mrs. George w.
Delaplaine and Mrs. w. G. Blood
have arranged the following program:
| October 6.-Mrs. Harry ]. Reeves,
leader. Roll call from The Note Book
| ebay View magazine for October).
Glass reading and discussion OF the
Empire in Outline, pages 1854. Geo
graphical study of China (Bay View.
magazine). Special topics: Canton,
the Paris of China, Hanchow, Suchow,
! Marking.
october 20.-Mrs. Ira W. Wills, lead
err. Roll call Glass reading and dis
cussion of The Origin Of the Chinese,
The Mythical Period and the three
Dynasties. characteristics OF the
Chinese and Chinese Superstitions
| October Bay View magazine). Special
topic: Shanghai.
| November 3-Mrs H. Boyden Blood.
leader. Roll call, quotations from
ICoilfuscious. Class reading and discus
sion of The House of Chow, The Sages
of China and The Warning states.
Chfna's Religion {Bay View Magazine,
November and December). Special
topic: Confuscius.
November MRS. J. F. Elder, lead
er. Roll CALL items from the Note
Book, Glass reading and discussion
| of The House of Tsin, or The House
| of Han. Special topic: China's Great
Wall ebay View magazine, February
| December Mrs. w. G. Blood,
leader. Roll call Class reading and
discussion of The Three Kingdoms,
The Nan Ueh Choa and the Sui Dynas-
! ty, and the Tang Dynasty. Special
! topics: Education in China November
Bay View magazine); ;, Chinese Litera-
lture November Bay View magazine;
Chinese Theatre.
December 15.-Mrs. H. o. Whitney.
leader. Roll call. Class reading and
discussion Of The Sung Dynasty. Coun-
try Life in China (February Bay we"
magazine}. Special topic. Pek1n lOc-
tober Bay View magazine).
| January s, 191S-Mrs. George w.
Delaplaine, leader Roll call. Class
reading and discussion Of The Yiven
DYNASTY. Special topics: Grand Canal,
Kublai X Law, Marco Polo.
| January 19.-Mrs. T. ]. McGrath,
leader. Roll call. Glass reading and
discussion Of The Ming Dynasty and
Of The Ta-Tsing Dynasty. Special
TOPICS: Jesuit Influences; The WORK
LOT xavier; The Work OF Mattio Riccl.
FEBRUARY 2.-Miss Solomon, leader
lRoll call. Glass reading and discus
sion Of The Five Wars. Special topic:
Hong Kong (November Bay View
jmagazfne.)
February 1e-Mrs. John H. Cole,
Leader. Roll call. Class reading and
discussion of The RussoJapanese
war and Reform in China. Special
topics: (Bay View magazine for oc.
tober) Progress Of Reform; Soclai
Transformation; Labor Conditions
March Mrs. E. B. Newcomb.:
Header. Roll call. Class reading and
discussion of The Manchus, the Nor
mans of China (Chap. 32) The Rise
of the Manchus. Special topic: The
View magazine.)
March 16-Mrs. ]. B. We'll, leader.
Roll call. Glass reading and discus
sion of Viceroy Ii Hung Chang-a
Leader of Reform. Special topics:
Chinese Workers November Bay
/ View magazine; Manufactures anc
Industries December Bay View maya
zine.)
| April 6.-Mrs. C. F. Mcfarland,
leader. Roll call Glass reading and
discussion of Country Life in China
FEBRUARY Bay View magazine; Chin
ese Children March Bay View maya
lzine): Women and Homes of China
[ (February Bay View magazine.)
April 2O.-Mrs. Henry w. Huiskamp,
leader. Roll call. Missionary items.
Subjects. Anti-foreign Agitation; The
Secular Benefits of American Mis-
sions: The Missionary Enterprise IN
China December Bay View maya
zine.)
May AIRS. C. M. Rich, leader.
Roll call. Current News From China.
A Resume OF Governmental Cond1-
lions in China.