Club Booklet - Cary Circle Year Book - 1931-1932 - Wellington, Kansas
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Club Booklet - Cary Circle Year Book - 1931-1932 - Wellington, Kansas
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Wellington, Kansas--History
Wellington, Kansas--Civic Organizations
Wellington, Kansas--Community Clubs
Description
Club Booklet for the Wellington, Kansas Community Cary Circle Club for 1931-1932
Creator
Cary Circle - 1931-1932
Source
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Publisher
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Date
1931-1932
Relation
Sumner County Club Booklet Collection
Wellington History Collection
Format
application/pdf
Language
English
Type
Programs
Yearbook
Citation
Cary Circle - 1931-1932, “Club Booklet - Cary Circle Year Book - 1931-1932 - Wellington, Kansas,” Wellington Digital Collections, accessed April 19, 2024, https://wellington.digitalsckls.info/item/28.
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CARY CIRCLE
YEAR BOOK 1931 - 1932
Wellington, Kansas
COLLECT
Keep us, 0 God, from pettiness; let us be large in thought, in word, in deed.
Let us be done with fault-finding and leave off self-seeking.
May we put away all pretense and meet each other face to face, without self-pity and without prejudice.
May we never be hasty in judgment and always generous.
Teach us to put into action our better impulses, straight-forward and unafraid.
Let us take time for all things; make us grow calm, serene, and gentle.
Grant that we may realize, it is the little things that create differences; that in the big things of life we are one
And may we strive to touch and to know the great common woman’s heart of us all, and. O Lord God, let us not forget to be kind.
—MARY STUART.
1931—1932
CARY CIRCLE
Colors: Blue and White.
Motto: “Work for some good, nor idly lie within the human hive.”
Meetings: Alternate Tuesdays, 2:30 p. m., October to June.
Organized 1895
Federated with State,
Eighth District and
County Federations.
“We will prepare, work and achieve; and we will give enthusiastic support to every effort put forth by officers and committees.
CLUB MEMBERS
Phone
Helen Wallace Barbour, Mrs. L. E.......1096
Jennie McManis Bowers, Mrs. A. E.......216
Annie Todd Brooke, Mrs. F. A...........681
Fannie Miexsell Burks, Mrs. W. H.......203
Clara Holliday Cobean, Mrs. H. L.......332
Marguerite Waterman Collett, Mrs. C. H.
117 4-J
Mattie DeTurk, Miss ................986F-3
Myrna Saylor Engle, Mrs. Jacob ........213
Harriet Deewall Felt, Mrs. Allan C.....785
May Deems Ferguson, Mrs. W. M...........450
Eugenia Smiley Gambrill. Mrs. C. A.....1
Josephine Ryan Gambrill, Mrs. Frank ....879
May Myers Garland. Mrs. Chas. J........265
Martha Spurlock Gilyeat, Mrs. E. F..640W
Mabel Rogers Hackney, Mrs. Ed. T.......206
Edna Pratt Hangen, Mrs. Chas...........554
Lillian Keigley Hitchcock, Mrs. R. W...836
Fannie Glasgow Lynch, Mrs. W. F........970
Edith Myers Martin. Mrs. W. M..........90
Virginia Townsend Martin, Mrs. C. F. ..1345
Grace Thayer Matthews, Miss ........931-J
Elizabeth Sangster McCullough, Mrs. A. M.
1452
Annis Covell Peck, Mrs. H. 0.
Lura Woods Plumb, Mrs. H. C............851
Lena Pfeifer Rush, Mrs. W. H...........611
Minnie Devaney Stayton, Mrs. S. M......854
Kate Mortimer Vincent, Mrs. H. A.......1014
Mary O. Ward, Miss .................812W
Gertrude Hitchcock Ward, Mrs. G. W. ..267 Katherine Chambers Wyatt, Mrs. J. M..199
“Hope springs not from what we’ve done, but from the work we’ve just begun.”
OFFICERS
President .....................Mrs. Vincent
First Vice-President ..........Mrs. Wyatt
Second Vice-President ....Mrs. C. F. Martin
Recording Secretary ......Mrs. McCullough
Corresponding Secretary .......Mrs. Hangen
Treasurer .....................Mrs. Bowers
Critic ...............Mrs. Frank Gambrill
Reporter .................Mrs. Edith Martin
Custodian ............Mrs. Chas. A. Gambrill
Historian ................Miss Mary Ward
Art Chairman ..................Mrs. Brooke
Legislative Chairman ..........Mrs. Sellers
Motion Picture Chairman .......Mrs. Stayton
ORDER OF BUSINESS
Call to order.
Roll call.
Program.
Intermission.
Minutes of previous meeting.
Reports of committees.
Unfinished business.
New business.
Critic’s Report.
Adjournment.
“Another year, another start,
Another chance to do our part.”
COMMITTEES
Program
Mrs. Garland, Mrs. Rush, Mrs. Felt.
Music
Mrs. Burks, Mrs. Hitchcock, Mrs. Collett.
Flowers
Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Gilyeat, Mrs. Ferguson.
Civic
Mrs. Plumb, Mrs. C. F. Martin, Miss DeTurk.
Social
Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Barbour, Mrs. Cobean, Mrs. Peck, Mrs. Engle, Mrs. Hackney, Miss Matthews.
PAST PRESIDENTS
Mrs. Martha Herrick Grace
Mrs. Cordelia Wood Herrick (2)
Mrs. Margaretta H. Smith
Mrs. Fannie M. Hunter
Mrs. Melissa F. Ready
Mrs. Eva Stearns Hitchcock (2)
Mrs. Minnie Owens Richards
Mrs. Lola Brown Hunter
Mrs. Philena Stearns Campbell
Mrs. Myrna Saylor Engle
Mrs. Gertrude Hitchcock Ward
Mrs. Fannie Miexsell Burks
Mrs. Almira Saylor Robinson
Mrs. Anna Young Garland
Mrs. Helen Wallace Barbour
Mrs. Edna Robbins Herrick
Miss Mary O. Ward
Mrs. Edith Myers Martin
Mrs. Lura Woods Plumb (2)
Mrs. Ethel Shoup Moodie
Mrs. Annie Todd Brooke (2)
Mrs. Clara Holliday Cobean (2)
Mrs. Minnie DeVaney Stayton (2)
Mrs. May Myers Garland (2)
Mrs. Mabel Rogers Hackney (2)
Mrs. Fannie Glasgow Lynch (2)
Mrs. Kate Mortimer Vincent
“Thou art clothed with honor.”
The Pride Of Cary
Mrs. C. W. Hunter ................ State President
Mrs. E. T. Hackney ................ State Secretary
Mrs. S. M. Stayton..... Eighth District President
Mrs. Frank Gambrill—
Chairman Of Literature
Honorary Members
Miss Rachel Buttrey Miss Maude Price
Mrs. Lulu Planz Sellers
Mrs. Lola Brown Hunter
CLUB COMMANDMENTS
1st—Thou shalt have no other clubs before this one.
2nd—Thou shalt not covet office.
3rd—Remember thy club engagements.
4th—Honor thy club sisters.
5th—Thou shalt not murder the King’s English.
6th—Thou shalt be present at roll call.
7th—Thou shalt not at the eleventh hour begin to hunt material for thy paper.
8th—Thou shalt strive to realize that it is the little things that create differences, that in the big things of life we are as one.
9th—Thou shalt never be hasty in thy judgment of others; nor forget to be kind.
10th—Thou shalt diligently keep these commandments so that thy club days be lengthened and thy fame spread unto the uttermost parts of Clubdom.
—Mrs. Robert J. Burdette.
OCTOBER SIXTH
“We welcome through the gateway Our few old friends and true;
Then hearts leap up, and straightway There’s open house for you, Old Friends, There’s open house for you.”
Friendship Day
Roll Call—Quotations on Friendship.
Music.
Greetings from our President .... Mrs. Vincent Response—Mrs. Garland.
Travelogue .................Mrs. Ferguson
Social Hour.
Hostess—Mrs. Rush
OCTOBER TWENTIETH
Art
Guests
“Wherever snow falls, or water flows, or birds fly, Wherever the blue heaven is hung by clouds or sown with stars; There is Beauty plenteous as rain, shed for thee and though thou shouldst walk the wide world over, thou shalt not be able to find a condition inopportune or ignoble.”
In charge of Art Chairman and Social Committee.
Hostess—Mrs. Brooke
NOVEMBER THIRD
Milton
Roll Call—Excerpts from Milton.
Music.
Program in charge of Mrs. Josephine Gambrill, Mrs. Hackney, Mrs. Plumb.
Eighth District Report.
Intermission.
Business Program.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Mrs. Barbour
NOVEMBER SEVENTEENTH
Russia’s Future
Roll Call—Current Events on Russia.
The Five Year Plan .......Mrs. McCullough
Industrial Russia Control ...... Mrs. Cobean
—Rural Russia in the Process of Awakening—
Mrs. Bowers
Music.
Intermission.
Business Program.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Mrs. Sellers
DECEMBER FIRST
Roll Call—Noted Russian.
Book Review—Education of a Princess, By Marie Grand Duchess of Russia—Mrs. Edith Martin.
Discussion.
Parliamentary Drill ........Miss Matthews
Music.
Intermission.
Business Program.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Mrs. Ferguson
DECEMBER FIFTEENTH
Guests
“Ever friendship grows more dear,
Whenever Christmas Day draws near.”
Eighth District President ....Mrs. Stayton
The Story of the Christmas Tree, Mrs. Lynch
Music ........................Mrs. Hitchcock
State President ..............Mrs. Hunter
Social Hour.
Hostess—Mrs. Garland
JANUARY TWELFTH
Art
“I want an art and culture that shant be just a veneer on savagery, but it must spring in good time from the happiness of a whole people.”—Granville Barker.
Roll Call—A Kansas Artist.
Comparison of European and American
Architecture ............Miss DeTurk
The History of Design ........Mrs. Collett
Book Review, “Men and Art” —
(Thomas Craven) .........Mrs. Brooke
Hostess—Mrs. Ward
JANUARY TWENTY-SIXTH
“Today is your day and mine,
The only day we have;
The day in which we play our part,
What our part may signify in
The great world we may not understand.
But wc are here to play it, and now is our time.”
Election Day
Roll Call—Current Events.
Music.
Bureau Of Standards ...........Mrs. Plumb
Quiz—National Officers .... Mrs. C. A. Gambrill Intermission.
Business Program.
Election of Officers.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Mrs. Burks
FEBRUARY NINTH
Guests
Beautiful Roadsides
Every Highway a Parkway ..Mrs. McCullough
Monologue ............Mrs. Hiram Higgins
“Motors in Maine’’ ..........Mrs. Hangen
Humorous Poem ........Mrs. Virginia Martin
The Big Sign—Mrs. Wyatt, Mrs. Rush, Mrs. Engle, Mrs. Bowers.
Music.
Social Hour.
Hostess—Mrs. Hackney
FEBRUARY TWENTY-THIRD
“We ought not to look back unless it is to derive useful lessons, from past errors and for the purpose of profiting by dear bought experience.”
—Washington.
Bicentennial Meeting
Roll Call—Family Traditions.
Love Story of Washington .....Mrs. Gilyeat
Martha Washington’s Housekeeping at Mt.
Vernon .....................Mrs. Peck
Reading, “The Virginians”
(Thackeray) ................Mrs. Felt
The First Inaugural Ball .....Mrs. Vincent
Music.
Intermission.
Business Program.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Mrs. Bowers
MARCH EIGHTH
“Opportunity looks for you, when you are worth finding.”
Inventions
Roll Call—Late Inventions.
Automobile, 1903-1931 .........Miss Ward
Air Craft .......................Mrs. Engle
Radio ...........................Mrs. Ward
Music.
Intermission.
Business Program.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Mrs. Hangen
MARCH TWENTY-SECOND
Homer
Roll Call—Excerpts from Homer.
Iliad ..................Mrs. Edith Martin
Odyssey .........Mrs. Josephine Gambrill
Music.
Intermission.
Business Program.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Miss Matthews
APRIL FIFTH
“The strength of a nation is in the intelligent and well-ordered homes of its people.”
Home
Roll Call—The house where I was born. Music.
Right use of leisure in the family group—
Mrs. Wyatt
Mary Sherman and the American Home—
Mrs. Burks
Debate—“Is Hospitality Old Fashioned?”— Affirmative: Mrs. Cobean, Mrs. Gilyeat
Negative: Mrs. Barbour, Miss Ward
Intermission.
Business Program.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Mrs. Felt
APRIL NINETEENTH
“Fill all the stops of life with tuneful breath.”
Roll Call—Favorite Poet.
The Brownings ........Mrs. C. A. Gambrill
Poem—“The Ring and the Book.”—
Mrs. Lynch
The Lake Poets .............Mrs. Ferguson
Music.
State Federation Report
Intermission.
Business Program.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Mrs. C. F. Martin
MAY THIRD
“Music resembles poetry; in each are nameless graces which no methods teach and which a master hand alone can reach.”—Pope.
Musical
Guest Day
Program—In charge of Music Committee Hostess—Mrs. Hitchcock
MAY SEVENTEENTH
Political Day
Roll Call—State or National Law.
Political Platforms ..............Mrs. Peck
Eighteenth Amendment ...........Mrs. Sellers
Pact Of Paris ............Mrs. C. F. Martin
The Hoover Dam .................Mrs. Hangen
Music.
Intermission.
Business Program.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Mrs. Frank Gambrill
MAY THIRTY-FIRST
"They call me friend, and their’s
I am, although, I fought them hard and long.
For the Injun’s right in Injun’s way,
And the White is mostly wrong.”
Luncheon
Roll Call—Indian Tribe.
Religion of the American Indian—
Miss Matthew
The Indian Childhood ............Mrs. Ward
Indian Art ...................Mrs. Barbour
Indian Music.
Intermission.
Business Program.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Mrs. Engle
“Give me the end of the year;
It’s fun,
When all the worryin’
And studyin’ is done.”
Original Format
Small bound program booklet approximately 3 3/4" wide X 5 3/4" tall, in printed cover
Title
Club Booklet - Cary Circle Year Book - 1931-1932 - Wellington, Kansas
Scroll down to view and search inside this booklet.
Subject
Wellington, Kansas--History
Wellington, Kansas--Civic Organizations
Wellington, Kansas--Community Clubs
Description
Club Booklet for the Wellington, Kansas Community Cary Circle Club for 1931-1932
Creator
Cary Circle - 1931-1932
Source
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Publisher
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Date
1931-1932
Relation
Sumner County Club Booklet Collection
Wellington History Collection
Format
application/pdf
Language
English
Type
Programs
Yearbook
Citation
Cary Circle - 1931-1932, “Club Booklet - Cary Circle Year Book - 1931-1932 - Wellington, Kansas,” Wellington Digital Collections, accessed April 19, 2024, https://wellington.digitalsckls.info/item/28.Text
CARY CIRCLE
YEAR BOOK 1931 - 1932
Wellington, Kansas
COLLECT
Keep us, 0 God, from pettiness; let us be large in thought, in word, in deed.
Let us be done with fault-finding and leave off self-seeking.
May we put away all pretense and meet each other face to face, without self-pity and without prejudice.
May we never be hasty in judgment and always generous.
Teach us to put into action our better impulses, straight-forward and unafraid.
Let us take time for all things; make us grow calm, serene, and gentle.
Grant that we may realize, it is the little things that create differences; that in the big things of life we are one
And may we strive to touch and to know the great common woman’s heart of us all, and. O Lord God, let us not forget to be kind.
—MARY STUART.
1931—1932
CARY CIRCLE
Colors: Blue and White.
Motto: “Work for some good, nor idly lie within the human hive.”
Meetings: Alternate Tuesdays, 2:30 p. m., October to June.
Organized 1895
Federated with State,
Eighth District and
County Federations.
“We will prepare, work and achieve; and we will give enthusiastic support to every effort put forth by officers and committees.
CLUB MEMBERS
Phone
Helen Wallace Barbour, Mrs. L. E.......1096
Jennie McManis Bowers, Mrs. A. E.......216
Annie Todd Brooke, Mrs. F. A...........681
Fannie Miexsell Burks, Mrs. W. H.......203
Clara Holliday Cobean, Mrs. H. L.......332
Marguerite Waterman Collett, Mrs. C. H.
117 4-J
Mattie DeTurk, Miss ................986F-3
Myrna Saylor Engle, Mrs. Jacob ........213
Harriet Deewall Felt, Mrs. Allan C.....785
May Deems Ferguson, Mrs. W. M...........450
Eugenia Smiley Gambrill. Mrs. C. A.....1
Josephine Ryan Gambrill, Mrs. Frank ....879
May Myers Garland. Mrs. Chas. J........265
Martha Spurlock Gilyeat, Mrs. E. F..640W
Mabel Rogers Hackney, Mrs. Ed. T.......206
Edna Pratt Hangen, Mrs. Chas...........554
Lillian Keigley Hitchcock, Mrs. R. W...836
Fannie Glasgow Lynch, Mrs. W. F........970
Edith Myers Martin. Mrs. W. M..........90
Virginia Townsend Martin, Mrs. C. F. ..1345
Grace Thayer Matthews, Miss ........931-J
Elizabeth Sangster McCullough, Mrs. A. M.
1452
Annis Covell Peck, Mrs. H. 0.
Lura Woods Plumb, Mrs. H. C............851
Lena Pfeifer Rush, Mrs. W. H...........611
Minnie Devaney Stayton, Mrs. S. M......854
Kate Mortimer Vincent, Mrs. H. A.......1014
Mary O. Ward, Miss .................812W
Gertrude Hitchcock Ward, Mrs. G. W. ..267 Katherine Chambers Wyatt, Mrs. J. M..199
“Hope springs not from what we’ve done, but from the work we’ve just begun.”
OFFICERS
President .....................Mrs. Vincent
First Vice-President ..........Mrs. Wyatt
Second Vice-President ....Mrs. C. F. Martin
Recording Secretary ......Mrs. McCullough
Corresponding Secretary .......Mrs. Hangen
Treasurer .....................Mrs. Bowers
Critic ...............Mrs. Frank Gambrill
Reporter .................Mrs. Edith Martin
Custodian ............Mrs. Chas. A. Gambrill
Historian ................Miss Mary Ward
Art Chairman ..................Mrs. Brooke
Legislative Chairman ..........Mrs. Sellers
Motion Picture Chairman .......Mrs. Stayton
ORDER OF BUSINESS
Call to order.
Roll call.
Program.
Intermission.
Minutes of previous meeting.
Reports of committees.
Unfinished business.
New business.
Critic’s Report.
Adjournment.
“Another year, another start,
Another chance to do our part.”
COMMITTEES
Program
Mrs. Garland, Mrs. Rush, Mrs. Felt.
Music
Mrs. Burks, Mrs. Hitchcock, Mrs. Collett.
Flowers
Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Gilyeat, Mrs. Ferguson.
Civic
Mrs. Plumb, Mrs. C. F. Martin, Miss DeTurk.
Social
Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Barbour, Mrs. Cobean, Mrs. Peck, Mrs. Engle, Mrs. Hackney, Miss Matthews.
PAST PRESIDENTS
Mrs. Martha Herrick Grace
Mrs. Cordelia Wood Herrick (2)
Mrs. Margaretta H. Smith
Mrs. Fannie M. Hunter
Mrs. Melissa F. Ready
Mrs. Eva Stearns Hitchcock (2)
Mrs. Minnie Owens Richards
Mrs. Lola Brown Hunter
Mrs. Philena Stearns Campbell
Mrs. Myrna Saylor Engle
Mrs. Gertrude Hitchcock Ward
Mrs. Fannie Miexsell Burks
Mrs. Almira Saylor Robinson
Mrs. Anna Young Garland
Mrs. Helen Wallace Barbour
Mrs. Edna Robbins Herrick
Miss Mary O. Ward
Mrs. Edith Myers Martin
Mrs. Lura Woods Plumb (2)
Mrs. Ethel Shoup Moodie
Mrs. Annie Todd Brooke (2)
Mrs. Clara Holliday Cobean (2)
Mrs. Minnie DeVaney Stayton (2)
Mrs. May Myers Garland (2)
Mrs. Mabel Rogers Hackney (2)
Mrs. Fannie Glasgow Lynch (2)
Mrs. Kate Mortimer Vincent
“Thou art clothed with honor.”
The Pride Of Cary
Mrs. C. W. Hunter ................ State President
Mrs. E. T. Hackney ................ State Secretary
Mrs. S. M. Stayton..... Eighth District President
Mrs. Frank Gambrill—
Chairman Of Literature
Honorary Members
Miss Rachel Buttrey Miss Maude Price
Mrs. Lulu Planz Sellers
Mrs. Lola Brown Hunter
CLUB COMMANDMENTS
1st—Thou shalt have no other clubs before this one.
2nd—Thou shalt not covet office.
3rd—Remember thy club engagements.
4th—Honor thy club sisters.
5th—Thou shalt not murder the King’s English.
6th—Thou shalt be present at roll call.
7th—Thou shalt not at the eleventh hour begin to hunt material for thy paper.
8th—Thou shalt strive to realize that it is the little things that create differences, that in the big things of life we are as one.
9th—Thou shalt never be hasty in thy judgment of others; nor forget to be kind.
10th—Thou shalt diligently keep these commandments so that thy club days be lengthened and thy fame spread unto the uttermost parts of Clubdom.
—Mrs. Robert J. Burdette.
OCTOBER SIXTH
“We welcome through the gateway Our few old friends and true;
Then hearts leap up, and straightway There’s open house for you, Old Friends, There’s open house for you.”
Friendship Day
Roll Call—Quotations on Friendship.
Music.
Greetings from our President .... Mrs. Vincent Response—Mrs. Garland.
Travelogue .................Mrs. Ferguson
Social Hour.
Hostess—Mrs. Rush
OCTOBER TWENTIETH
Art
Guests
“Wherever snow falls, or water flows, or birds fly, Wherever the blue heaven is hung by clouds or sown with stars; There is Beauty plenteous as rain, shed for thee and though thou shouldst walk the wide world over, thou shalt not be able to find a condition inopportune or ignoble.”
In charge of Art Chairman and Social Committee.
Hostess—Mrs. Brooke
NOVEMBER THIRD
Milton
Roll Call—Excerpts from Milton.
Music.
Program in charge of Mrs. Josephine Gambrill, Mrs. Hackney, Mrs. Plumb.
Eighth District Report.
Intermission.
Business Program.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Mrs. Barbour
NOVEMBER SEVENTEENTH
Russia’s Future
Roll Call—Current Events on Russia.
The Five Year Plan .......Mrs. McCullough
Industrial Russia Control ...... Mrs. Cobean
—Rural Russia in the Process of Awakening—
Mrs. Bowers
Music.
Intermission.
Business Program.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Mrs. Sellers
DECEMBER FIRST
Roll Call—Noted Russian.
Book Review—Education of a Princess, By Marie Grand Duchess of Russia—Mrs. Edith Martin.
Discussion.
Parliamentary Drill ........Miss Matthews
Music.
Intermission.
Business Program.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Mrs. Ferguson
DECEMBER FIFTEENTH
Guests
“Ever friendship grows more dear,
Whenever Christmas Day draws near.”
Eighth District President ....Mrs. Stayton
The Story of the Christmas Tree, Mrs. Lynch
Music ........................Mrs. Hitchcock
State President ..............Mrs. Hunter
Social Hour.
Hostess—Mrs. Garland
JANUARY TWELFTH
Art
“I want an art and culture that shant be just a veneer on savagery, but it must spring in good time from the happiness of a whole people.”—Granville Barker.
Roll Call—A Kansas Artist.
Comparison of European and American
Architecture ............Miss DeTurk
The History of Design ........Mrs. Collett
Book Review, “Men and Art” —
(Thomas Craven) .........Mrs. Brooke
Hostess—Mrs. Ward
JANUARY TWENTY-SIXTH
“Today is your day and mine,
The only day we have;
The day in which we play our part,
What our part may signify in
The great world we may not understand.
But wc are here to play it, and now is our time.”
Election Day
Roll Call—Current Events.
Music.
Bureau Of Standards ...........Mrs. Plumb
Quiz—National Officers .... Mrs. C. A. Gambrill Intermission.
Business Program.
Election of Officers.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Mrs. Burks
FEBRUARY NINTH
Guests
Beautiful Roadsides
Every Highway a Parkway ..Mrs. McCullough
Monologue ............Mrs. Hiram Higgins
“Motors in Maine’’ ..........Mrs. Hangen
Humorous Poem ........Mrs. Virginia Martin
The Big Sign—Mrs. Wyatt, Mrs. Rush, Mrs. Engle, Mrs. Bowers.
Music.
Social Hour.
Hostess—Mrs. Hackney
FEBRUARY TWENTY-THIRD
“We ought not to look back unless it is to derive useful lessons, from past errors and for the purpose of profiting by dear bought experience.”
—Washington.
Bicentennial Meeting
Roll Call—Family Traditions.
Love Story of Washington .....Mrs. Gilyeat
Martha Washington’s Housekeeping at Mt.
Vernon .....................Mrs. Peck
Reading, “The Virginians”
(Thackeray) ................Mrs. Felt
The First Inaugural Ball .....Mrs. Vincent
Music.
Intermission.
Business Program.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Mrs. Bowers
MARCH EIGHTH
“Opportunity looks for you, when you are worth finding.”
Inventions
Roll Call—Late Inventions.
Automobile, 1903-1931 .........Miss Ward
Air Craft .......................Mrs. Engle
Radio ...........................Mrs. Ward
Music.
Intermission.
Business Program.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Mrs. Hangen
MARCH TWENTY-SECOND
Homer
Roll Call—Excerpts from Homer.
Iliad ..................Mrs. Edith Martin
Odyssey .........Mrs. Josephine Gambrill
Music.
Intermission.
Business Program.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Miss Matthews
APRIL FIFTH
“The strength of a nation is in the intelligent and well-ordered homes of its people.”
Home
Roll Call—The house where I was born. Music.
Right use of leisure in the family group—
Mrs. Wyatt
Mary Sherman and the American Home—
Mrs. Burks
Debate—“Is Hospitality Old Fashioned?”— Affirmative: Mrs. Cobean, Mrs. Gilyeat
Negative: Mrs. Barbour, Miss Ward
Intermission.
Business Program.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Mrs. Felt
APRIL NINETEENTH
“Fill all the stops of life with tuneful breath.”
Roll Call—Favorite Poet.
The Brownings ........Mrs. C. A. Gambrill
Poem—“The Ring and the Book.”—
Mrs. Lynch
The Lake Poets .............Mrs. Ferguson
Music.
State Federation Report
Intermission.
Business Program.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Mrs. C. F. Martin
MAY THIRD
“Music resembles poetry; in each are nameless graces which no methods teach and which a master hand alone can reach.”—Pope.
Musical
Guest Day
Program—In charge of Music Committee Hostess—Mrs. Hitchcock
MAY SEVENTEENTH
Political Day
Roll Call—State or National Law.
Political Platforms ..............Mrs. Peck
Eighteenth Amendment ...........Mrs. Sellers
Pact Of Paris ............Mrs. C. F. Martin
The Hoover Dam .................Mrs. Hangen
Music.
Intermission.
Business Program.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Mrs. Frank Gambrill
MAY THIRTY-FIRST
"They call me friend, and their’s
I am, although, I fought them hard and long.
For the Injun’s right in Injun’s way,
And the White is mostly wrong.”
Luncheon
Roll Call—Indian Tribe.
Religion of the American Indian—
Miss Matthew
The Indian Childhood ............Mrs. Ward
Indian Art ...................Mrs. Barbour
Indian Music.
Intermission.
Business Program.
Critic’s Report.
Hostess—Mrs. Engle
“Give me the end of the year;
It’s fun,
When all the worryin’
And studyin’ is done.”
Original Format
Small bound program booklet approximately 3 3/4" wide X 5 3/4" tall, in printed cover