The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05
CLUB ARRANGES FINE PROGRAM
 FOR SEASON
Will Celebrate 14th Anniv ersary-Splendid Review of Old and Modern
 Writers.

With an unusually interesting pro- gram for the coming scason. the Eng fish Literary cIr5 will resume it's work on october 21 when the four teenth anniversary will be celebrated. Since the birth of the organization the club has progressed tremendous ly The study of old and modern writers, with special attention to ht- erary works has occupied most of the activities of the club. This seasons program. as prepared. will bring up /for discussion number Of splendr1 works by both modern and old writ CTS.
 The clubs officers include:
 Mrs Edward sterling, honorary president of the club. the hostess of each morning. serving as the presl- dent; Mrs Louis K. Gould, recording secretary: Mrs John N. Merwin. cor responding secretary; Mrs. Andrew M. Cooper. treasurer; Mrs. William k. Hopsou, critic; Mrs. wilbur A. Smith. librarian. The executive com mittee also includes Mrs. John C. Cur tis. Mrs Edward R. Ives, Mrs. George c. Peet. Miss Eyurriet L.. Flames, Mrs. Herbert L. sutton. Other club mem bers are Mrs. Charles $. Cole. Mrs. John Hurd. Miss C. Lucille Godfrey Mrs Joseph W. Jennings. Mrs Frank
  Miss S. M. Lcverich. Mrs. J. r. Omans Mrs. Henry IT. Pyle. Mrs. J. Cuyler Shaw, Mrs. Erva E. Silliman, Mrs. Wilbur A. smith, Mrs. Samuel c. Tru- bee. Mrs Robert r.. Wheeler and Mrs William K. White.
 Mrs. Curtis will serve us the hostess for the first meeting on Oct. 31 when the forticth anniversary will De eel ebrated with "reminiscences. Mrs. Cooper will entertain the club Nov T when Mrs Curtis will have d paper on "Americanization." Mrs. Cole Will be the hostess Nov. IA. Mrs. T'rubee giving current topics. Mrs. Pyle will give My Literary Memories The centenary of the birth or the three great American makers of It. eraturc. James Russell Lowell. Walt whitnan and Juiin Ward Howe, Will De celebrated on Nov. 21. when Miss Flames will be hostess. Mrs. Cole ana Mrs Cruans will review the great writers lives and Mrs. Sutton will discuss current topics.
 Miss Godfrey will entertain the club Dec. 6, when Mrs White will present the current topics. Mrs. Gould will have a raper upon short Story Writ ing as an Art
 Mrs. smith will give n review of Christmas books on Dec. F, when she also entcrtains. Mrs. Gould will en- tertain the club ,Dcc. 10. Mrs. Wheeler discussing current topics and Mrs. Cooper presenting the study paper on ''The Palestine of the Crusaders"
 After the Christmas holidays. the club will resume it's work, January g. when Mrs. Wheeler will be the hos tess Airs. Sterling will have the cur rent topics and Mrs. Hopson and Mrs. Curtis will have the study paper, ''watchuan! What of the Night?"
 
 Mrs Smith giving the current topics and Mrs. Pect. the study paper on The New Palestine" Miss Ieverfch will entertain Jan. 23. when current topics given by Mrs kirkham will be followed by an open morning pro- gram.
 The last January session will be held at the home of Mrs. Ives. with Mrs. Shaw discussing the current topics. Mrs. Kinsley will present Maeterlinck's 'Burgomaster of Stile- monde" Mrs. Kinsley will be club hostess Feb. G when Mrs. Pyle will have the current topics and Mrs. Kirkham will present a review of Po- fish literature.
 Mrs. Merwin will entertain on Feb. 13, Mrs. Peet giving the current topics and the February anniversar- ies will be celebrated by Miss Flames. Mrs. Omans will give the current top ics on Feb 20 when she will be the hostess Mrs. Merwin will have study paper on "Paderewski, The Statesman. the Musician Mrs. Sterling will be hostess, Feb. 27, the annual open morning.
 Recent short stories will be pre- sented by Mrs. Trubee and Mrs. Jen- ninEs on Mar. 5. when Mrs. Pyle en- tertains the club and Mrs. Ives will discuss current topics. Mrs. Shaw will be hostess on Mar. 12, Miss God frey giving the current topics and Mrs. Sutton reviewing the work of The Chudren's Year.
 When Mrs. Silliman is hostess on Mar 19. Mrs. Gould will speak on current topics and Mrs. Ives will pre- sent a paper on The Modern Spirit of Missions"
 Mrs White will review the Easter books on Mar. 26. entertaining at her home. Mrs. Peet will be hostess, April when Miss Flames will have the current topics and Miss Godfrey will review Modern Spanish litera- ture Mrs. Kirkharl will entertain, April 16, Mrs. Kinsley giving the cur rent topics, and Mrs. Sterling discuss ing contemporar Hebrew writers.
 Hebrew poetry and music with H. Iustratfous will make up the pro- gram on April 23, when Mrs. Wheeler will arrange the program. Mrs. Sut- ton will be the hostess ard Mrs. Coop CT will present the current topics. Mrs Trubee will be the hostess on April 90 when Mrs. shaw and Mrs. Hurd xy.iI give Comparison Browning and the New Era in Poetry. Mrs. Cole will have the current topics. Mrs cu-tfs will be .he hostess for the an- nual meeting ou May '.
 
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