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Cary Club minutes, 1899-1918

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  Oct 20, 1902
     The club met with Mrs.
  Alexander. Twelve members
  answered to roll call with
  Autumn selections. The min
  utes of the last meeting were
  read and approved. Mrs.
  Taylor read a paper on
  "The Attitude of Foreign Na-
  tions during the Civil War."
  Mrs. Anderson read a paper
  on the Indians, their tribal
  relations, early history, and
  present condition. Mrs. Hutch-
  inson gave a pleasing
  recitation and current 
  events were given. The
  club voted to do all in
  its power to further the
  plan of the City Federation
  to raise funds for the
  library. At the close of
  the meeting a social time
  and dainty refreshments
  were enjoyed by all. Adjourned
  to meet with Mrs. Cook Nov. 3.
  Nina Mentzer  Pres.  Mrs. Anderson
                                        Sec.
  
  Nov.3, 1902.
     The Cary Club met at the
  home of Mrs Cook. Quotations
  from Emerson were given
  in answer to roll call by
  eleven members. Mrs. Ment-
  zer gave a pleasing selection
  from James Whetcomb Rilu
  and Mrs Reynolds read an

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49 Oct 20, 1902 The club met with Mrs. Alexander. Twelve members answered to roll call with Autumn selections. The min utes of the last meeting were read and approved. Mrs. Taylor read a paper on "The Attitude of Foreign Na- tions during the Civil War." Mrs. Anderson read a paper on the Indians, their tribal relations, early history, and present condition. Mrs. Hutch- inson gave a pleasing recitation and current events were given. The club voted to do all in its power to further the plan of the City Federation to raise funds for the library. At the close of the meeting a social time and dainty refreshments were enjoyed by all. Adjourned to meet with Mrs. Cook Nov. 3. Nina Mentzer Pres. Mrs. Anderson Sec. Nov.3, 1902. The Cary Club met at the home of Mrs Cook. Quotations from Emerson were given in answer to roll call by eleven members. Mrs. Ment- zer gave a pleasing selection from James Whetcomb Rilu and Mrs Reynolds read an