Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-15

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BEETHOVEN CLUB.
The Beethovens continued their fort
nightly meetings all summer but their
official season will begin on their ami
versay, Oct A. when they will enjoy
tea at the home of Mrs. George Greg
DRY. The new officers will be elected
then
The lives of the composers will be
programs be given.
THE P. z. O.
The mystic p. e. O.s have not yet re-
sumed their meetings, but they
will meet on alternate Saturdays and
lA differed by
President-Mrs. H. "A. Kinnan.
Vice President-Mrs. c.. r. Harper.
Secretary-Miss Nettie Simpson.
Corresponding Secretary-Miss nellie
Whitton.
Chaplain Mrs. A. B. Conway.
Journalist-Mrs. H. y. Marsh.
HAWTHORNE CLUB.
The Hawthorne Club will enjoy their
always enjoyable presidents day
some time before the first Monday in
October, when they will resume their
meetings and the study of Shakespeare,
beginning with Welker Givens' book on
"Othello." The officers are:
President-Mrs. D. 7. Denmead.
Vice President-Mrs. L. c.. Abbott.
Secretary-Mrs c. j. Hoyt.
Treasurer-Mrs. A. NJ. Parker.
UNITY CLUB.
The Unity Club studied the Bay
View course last year and will follow it
this year, although not exclusively. |
Their first study will be Brave Little
Holland, followed by some history of
Russia. The officers are:
President-Mrs. G. l.. Andrews.
Vice President-Mrs. H. A. Church.
Secretary-Mrs. r. S. Kaufman.
Treasurer-Mrs. A. Il. Wilbur.
They will meet the first Tuesday in
October.
CALISOPHIAN CLUB.
The Calisophian Club, which took up
the Bay View course last year with
Spain and France. will continue it this
year, Which is the Holland and Russian
year. They resumed meetings the first
Tuesday in September with the follow
ing officers:
President-Mrs G. NJ. Carr.
Vice President-Mrs. c. A. Newcomer.
Secretary-Mrs. w j. Van Derveer.
Treasurer-Mr Ella East.
LADIES. READING CIRCLE.
Last Monday was the opening day for
the Ladies Reading Circle, whose Off
GERS are:
President Mrs. NJ. S. BATHS.
Vice Presdent-Mrs. H. j. Benson.
Secretary Mrs. E. Lawrence.
Gibbons Roman Empire will be
read.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REV
OLUTION.
This patriotic society has in print a
dainty year book. which will be given
the members at their first meeting in
October. The Story of the Revolu-
ton will De read. as the work is the
history of our country. The society
VIII be differed by:
Regent-Mrs. H. j. Howe.
| Vice Regent--Mrs. G. F. Kirby
Secretary-NIiss Mertie Halbert.
Corresponding Secretary Mrs. c. G..
Cottle.
| Treasurer Mrs. L. q. speers.
Registrar-Mrs. l.. S. Peckham
Historian-Mrs. d. r. Gross.
ROUNDABOUT CLUB.
The young ladies of the Roundabout
I Club will elect officers when they re-
sumo their meetings next month
They are not yet decided whether to
continue the Bay View course this year
but probably viii.
LITERARY CLAN.
The Literary Clan is under the direc-
|tion of
Presdent-Miss Carolyn Anderson.
Vice President--Miss Ella Adams.
Secretary Miss Mary Hall.
! Treasurer-Miss Kate Price.
Critic-Miss Edith Waterman.
They have planned the most elaborate
course they have ever had. Near call
endars have been issued indicating
that the hostess is to have sole charge
of the evenings work Italian art will
be studied
WIMoDAUGHSIs CLUB.
English literature of the nineteenth
century Will be the topic studied by the
Wimodaughsis club, which has
changed its afternoon co Thursday and
elected as officers:
President-Alrs. H. II. Gregg
Vice President-Mrs. j. y. Garwood.
Secretary-Mrs F. A. Smith.
Treasurer-Mrs. f. r. Benedict.
LOTUS CLUB.
Mrs. HI. p. Duffield Will serve her
third year as president of the Lotus
/ Club and viii be assisted in her work
| by:
Vice President-Mrs. F. G. Stewart.
SecretarN-Mrs. j. r.. Starr.
Treasurer--Mrs. Ella Baughman.
The year book announces the meet
ings for alternate Tuesdays and Shake
speare's historical plays FL, me study.
The plays to be studied especially are
King John. Richard IL, Henry IN ana
Henry V.
SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY.
True to their name, the Shakespeare
Society will continue their perusing of
the plays of the Bard of Avon. a num-
Der of the minor plays will be read this
season, as in their many years of meet
ing the list is almost completed. The
officers are:
| Presldent-Mrs p. NJ. Sutton.
| Vice President-Mrs. T. p. Marsh.
| Secretary--Mrs. c. NJ. Norton.
| Such is the years work as planned
by the various clubs. and after
reading it all, who can say that club
work in Marshalltown is on the wane .
CUNNINGHAM STREET SETTLED.
City Will Open The Thorouyhfare-
Title TO Land straightforward