Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-06-02
BANQUET
BY LOCAL CLUB
FOrtnightly Members and Friends
Dine, Also Have Toasts and
Music at Morris Hotel

| Although it rained copiously on Fri
| day evening, every car bearing mem-
bers and friends of the Fortnightly
Literary club reached the Morris ho-
tel at Mirror lake for the thirty-filst
annual banquet. Almost sixty were
| present the largest number ever as
sembled for the closing meeting of
the organization.
The tables were arranged in the
form of the letter U. the scene pro
!ducing a pretty effect in the large
dining room OF the hotel. Flowers oe
the season graced the board and the
menu was of excellence.
The company was placed in q
merry mood at the outset when the sec
retary r. B. Griggs, called the roll and
received. in reply many an apt quota
tion or comic aneodote.
The presidents foreword by H. N.
Cole includede the program for next
year as follows:
October IA
John Burroughs H. L. Rus
isell-University of Wisconsin, Madi-
son.
October %
Appreciation of Nature Miss Leila
johnson.
The Washington Wanderlusts
Mrs. ]. E. English
November II
The Open or Closed Shop G W.
Andrews
The Case for Capitalism -Supt. "A. G.
Kingsford.
November Is
Life of Henri Bergson-Mrs. E. M.
Adams.
Bergsons Philosophy-Miss Emma
Gattiker.
December
Evolution of Government - Mrs.
Clara T. Runge.
Man, the Captain of His Fate-H.
E. Cole.
December 80
Holiday Meeting, Entertainment -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Reinking, Mrs. G. w.
Snyder, Mrs. R. B. Griggs.
January 13
Material Advancement of the Negro
DR. G. w. Snyder.
The Race Consciousness of the
Negro-M. G. Crandall
January 27
Character Reading Through Analy-
sis of the Features-Miss Christina
Wright
The Search for Power-F. H. Horst
man.
Februar" 10
The Jew in America-Mrs. G. T.
Thuerer
The Zionist Movement--Rev. z. C.
Henke,
February %
The Marketing Problems. A. Pei.
ton.
Free or Restricted Markets-R. B.
Griggs.
March 10
Self-determination of Nations A
S. Kingsford.
Evolution of the Russian Govern
ment-Mrs. F. H. Horstman.
March "a
The Producer and the Packef-Dr.
G. T. Thuerer
The Consumer and the Packer -
Mrs. S. A. Pelton.
April II
What Has Democracy Accomplish
ed?-Mrs. Ralf T. Runge.
What Will Democracy Accomplish?
Attorney Clifford M. Lamar.
April %
The japanese Problem in America
DIR. c. T. Stekl
The Rising Tide of Color" "--Ralf
T. Runge.
May IL
Sympos SUNS Success-Mrs. c. f..
Stekl, Mrs Margaret Hill, S. ]. Hood
Mrs. H. z. Cole
May 2s
Annual Banquet
DR.. G. w. Snyder as POSTMASTER
filed his place on the program most
excellently. With felicitous remark or
illuminating anecdcte he brought the
speakers forth 0fbs by one
'House-cleaning' was allotted to
Mrs. H. E. Cole and she found the
greatest things of this kind, not In
buildings, but in peoples were govern
ments undergo changes in order to-
reach a greater range of freedom.
"The Fat Man" was wrestled with
by S. J. Hood and "The Thin Man
by Attorney Clifford M. Lamar Each
had jibes for the other, many of them
mirth provoking. Tt was neck and
neck race in giving these toasts about
fat and thin people.
In ably discussing "The Fourth
A. S. Kingsford did not
dwell on the geometrical phase alone
but found that governments acquired
their highest ideals in the new dimen-
sion. Once this government was but.