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Online versions of books mentioned The Mahogany TreeMrs. Perkin's BallBallad of Bouillabaisse

Online versions of books mentioned The Black DouglasPenelope's Progress

Online versions of books mentioned Lady Rose's DaughterThe SowersProspice (poem)Crossing the Bar (poem)Darrel of the Blessed Isles Four Years Under Marse RobertDaphne: An Autumn PastoralA Rose of NormandyThe Mettle of the Pasture

[Page 1] Treasurer’s Report for 1933-34

Balance in Bank Sept. 1933__________$15.48
Dues deposited Oct. 7 ______________5.50
_______________________________________.15
Dues deposited Oct. 21________________1.50
“ “ Nov.…

[Page 1] List of Books, 1934-35
Mrs. Shewmake------Stars Fell on Alabama- - - - - - - - -Carmer
Mrs. Watts---------Dusk at the Grove- - - - - - - - - - -Rogers
Mrs. Vowles--------Within this Present- - - - - - - - - -Barnes
Mrs.…

[Page 1] List of Books 1933-34

Mrs. Shewmake-----Presenting Lilly Mars
Mrs. Watts--------The Young Mrs. Meigs
Mrs. Vowles-------Mr. Pete and Co.
Mrs. Cumming------Green Mansions
Miss Douglas------The Irish Beauties
Mrs. Black--------The House…

[Page 1] List of Books 1932-33

Mrs. Shewmake-----What We Live By
Mrs. Watts--------The Sheltered Life
Mrs. Vowles-------20,000 Years in Sing Sing
Mrs. Cumming------In Search on Scotland
Miss Douglas------Uncharted Seas
Mrs. Black--------The…

[Page 1] Treas. Record 1930-31
1930.
Sept. Amount recd from Mrs. Vinson.. . . . . . . . . . .$5.82
“ 18 “ “ “ dues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.00
Aug. 23 Telegram to Mrs. Shewmake . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50
Oct. Mrs.…

[Page 1] The annual meeting of the club was held at Miss Maude Vinson’s May March 18th. It was voted to ask Miss Lizzie Young to compile the program, the list of officers and important data concerning the club for future reference. The nominating…

[Page 1] 1929-30
Treas. Record
May 1929 Amt given to Miss Vinson by Mrs. Harding. . . . . . . . . . . $14.34
May 1929 Check to Miss Shaw for Civic Library. . . . . . . . . . . . . .5.00
Sept. 4th Check to White Drug Co. for flowers for Mrs.…

[Page 1] Nov. 16th The Club was entertained by Mrs. Grey. Miss Douglas sharing the paper on Edinburgh.

Nov. 30th. Miss Julia Johnston entertained the Club with a most charming paper by Miss Shaw on the Lake District of England. Delicious…

[Page 1] On Sept. 21st at the home of Mrs. Vowles we had our first meeting of the year. Mrs. Grey gave a most delightful talk on London of Shakespeare.

Oct. 5th Mrs. Hamilton gave a most interesting paper on London of the Victorian Age. The…

[Page 1] Sept. 21st, 1928-1929
Book List
Mrs. Richards Destiny Bay
Mrs. Grey Bambi
Mrs. Hood Pirates Face
Miss Vinson The Bridge of San Luis Rey
Miss Young Swan Song
Mrs. Hamilton Count [Trudence]
Mrs.…

[Page 1] March 5. The third open meeting was at the house of Mrs. J.M. Douglas. Dr. Shewmake made the address.

April 30. The last evening meeting was held with Mrs. Grey. Dr. Arbuckle gave a delightful lecture.
Amount on hand. . . . . . . . .…

[Page 1] 1925 - 1926

Provincial Types in American Literature

Officers
President Mrs. Withers
Vice - President Mrs. Richards
Secretary - Treasurer Mrs. Shewmake

[Page 1] On the evening of April the seventeenth, the Book Lover’s were entertained by Mrs. Shewmake. Mr. J.M. Douglas was the speaker of the evening. Everyone enjoyed immensely his interesting papers on Astronomy. Our hostess served delicious cake,…

[Page 1] Of the meeting with Miss Johnston March 20th, the Book Lover’s went to study Provincial Types in American Literature.
Mrs. Hamilton entertained the Book Lover’s on April the third. After Mrs. Grey gave her paper on Garibaldi.
The officers…

[Page 1] One of the most enjoyable meetings of this year was with Mrs. Withers on the evening of February the twentieth. Dr. Hood gave in his interesting manner an account of the life of William James, the noted Psychologist. Ice cream, cake and…

[Page 1] On the evening of November the twenty-eighth, the Book Lovers met with Mrs. Hood. Every lady enjoyed the lecture given by Mr. Richards on the Wileys. During the social hour which followed, such good refreshments were served – the kind Mrs.…