Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-03-11
PROGRAMME OF
DEEP INTEREST
TO LOCAL CLUB
Rendered By Mrs. Clarence ID.
Fleming In A Specially
Artistic Way
DELIGHTED AUDIENCE
WITH PIANO SELECTIONS

The accomplishments of an artist
artistically rendered, presented pro-
gram of deep interest to the members
of the Woman's Club of Pocomoke
City at their regular meeting We'd
neseday afternoon, March second. The
program was rendered by Mrs. Clar-
ence D. Fleming whose thorough
knowledge of her subject and choice
of words gave it color and added in
terest. The program was in two dis
tinct parts: Music, and a description
of her recent visit to the famous Box
Tower, and international Relations"
Mrs. Fleming delighted the mem
bers with her remarkably fine piano
selece.ons which included "Celeste
Aida" and "Grand March" (Aida) by
Verdi; "Waltz" OPP. 20, No. Is,
Brahms; eur Elise" Beethoven ;
"Prelude," OPP. %, No. 20, Chopin.
Through the entire picture of the
Singing Tower of Mountain Lake
Florida, with it's adjacent Sanctuary
which Mrs. Fleming painted in words
one could say with John Burroughs Il
come here to find myself, it is so
easy to get lost in the world" She
gave some interesting details of the
Tower, of Gothic structure, with its
masterpieces of Individual beauty
finely conceived symbolism, construct
ed from the grey Creole and pink
Etowah marble which was dedicated
and presented for visitation to the
American people by Calvin Coolidge
President of the U. S. Feb. 1, 1929
Many thousands azaleas beautify a
part of the fifty three acres. She al
so spoke of the Sanctuary Bells and
of Anton Brees acknowledged Master
Carilloner of the World. This CARL
lon is tribute of affection from Ed
ward William Box to his grandpar-
ents.
The second part of the program al
so contained much valuable informa-
ton and stressed the fact that in or
der to be missionaries of the Ameri-
can spirit one must apply oneself to
love, liberty and justice, which char
acterizes America.
The business meeting was presided
over by Mrs. R. Lee Hall, president
New members were elected, reinstated
and candidates named for considera-
ton. Mrs. Upshur Stevenson read the
communications in the absence of the
recording secretary, Mrs. Francis
Cuff.
Mrs. w. Bates Hancock, chairman
of the Poetry Contest for the POGO
moke Woman's Club, has submitted
one poem entitled Mother" Mrs
Griffin Callahan invited the members
of the Woman's Club to be present
on March oath at 7:3O o'clock in the
Municipal Building at a meeting to
be given by the Directors of the 3rd
District, Miss Jeanne Christy.
Announcement was made of the
meeting on April 9Th at which time
Mrs. John H. Clarke will be chairman
of the program. Miss Myrtle Lark
ford, of Baltimore, will be the guest
speaker.
The following delegates were ap-
pointed to attend the Spring meeting
of the Eastern Shore District Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs to be held in
Cambridge, Md, on Friday, April 90,
at 10 A. NJ: Mrs. Upshur Stevenson,
Mrs. Drummond Powell, Mrs. John H.
Clarke, Mrs. Clarence Fleming, Mrs.
Verlin Krabill, Mrs. Cassel Hall.
Delegates were also appointed to
attend the annual meeting of the
Maryland Federation of Women's
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