Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-25
First Meeting ofths Marshalltown's
Women's Club to Be Held
Wednesday.
List Of Omcers for the Coming Year
and the Personnel If the
Departments
Much Work Planned by This the
Leading Club Of the City
Local News.

iAeiu Wednesday AFTERNOON In the club
apartments. Odd Fellows block. Ii is
the annual directors day and the pro-
gram vii! deal with Summer Reminis-
cences. Mrs. I. Z. Cady and Miss Lulu
Huffaker will give short talks, telling
of some things OF interest seen on their
summer outings. Miss Martha McMil-
Ian will sing and Miss Alice Stirer, Of
Pleasantville, will render whistlinR So
los The program, however, will not be
the only thing of interest, for the mem
bers will be glad to meet again for q
visit after the summers separation. The
club will serve refreshments during the
afternoon.
The club calendar, which has Just
been published, shows the year from
September to June, 1901, to be full Of
good things for the club ladies'. Many
interesting afternoons have been
planned and the programs, as now ar
ranged. are to be as follows:
Oct. 10.-Travel. Astronomy and AS
trology of Ancient Egypt" Mr.. John w.
Wells, Marshalltown.
Oct. 24-Home and Education. Lee
ture, Evolution OF Bob" Mr.. w. E..
Crosse, Chicago.
Nov. 6Music Lecture and recital
Mr.. Edward Baxter Perry, Boston.
Nov. 21-Art. Symposium OF Mod
ern Art" Paper. Mrs. Marion Boucher,
Mrs. Nellie w. Whitehead.
Dec. 11-Social
Jan. Philanthropy and Applied
Christianity. Paper. civilization: Its
Cause and Cure Mrs. Mary H. Knise-
lily. Discussion, Mrs Merritt Greene,
Mrs. E. Lee.
Jan. 15-Music. Patricolo Concert
Company. Chicago.
Jan. 30-History. Symposium: His
ltorical Characters" Committee.
Feb. 13-Litera.ure. Fiction, Past
and Present" Miss Harriet sayers.
| Feb. 81 Travel Pyramids Of
Egypt" Rev. E. NJ. iVttum, Grinnell.
March 13-History. Paper, Mrs. r.
w. Hargrave.
4 March 27-Literature. present Day
Writer'S" Department.
April 10-Miscellaneou and Election
OF Officers.
April 24-Art. Figure Painters;
Later Historical Painters; Impressions
lists" Department.
May s-Home and Education. Chill
dren's Day.
May 22-Philanthropy and Applied
lChrlstianity. Paper,5s....A Plan That Will
Give Us General Prosperity. Mrs.
Mary A. Holmes.
June Annual Meeting.
The officers and directors and mem
bers of the different departments of the
Iclub for the present year are as fol-
lows:
President-iiss Mertie Halbert
/ Vice Presidents-Mr Mary H. knise-
ly and Mrs. Marion S. Boucher.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. Allie r.
l.Hargrave.
Corresponding secretary-A1rs. Agnes
| c.. Sears
Federation secretary-Mrs. Florence
p Stone.
Treasurer-Mrs. Adella Deb. David.
4 Directors-Mss Catherine Armbrus-
4 ter, Mrs Blanche f. Boardman, Mrs.
i Florence S. Burnell, Miss Rachel NJ.
Cannon, Mrs. Helen A. Clark, Mrs. Mar
garet NJ. Duffield, Mrs. Mamie G. Haw-
kins, Mrs. Lily T. Kennedy, Mrs. Adella
4 =. Laird. Mrs Sallie McC. Mcbride.
Mrs. Laura 7. Marsh, Mrs. Augusta w
j Robbins, Mrs EvalSn p. Van Week and
II MISS clOTd MD ~ NdSsOu. i
4 Art department-Mrs. Florence S
Burnell, chairman: Mrs. Lily T. Ken
A .nedy. representatives; Miss Catherine
s|Armbruster. Mrs. S. Marion Boucher
a Mrs. Nellie G. Croker, Miss Mertie
4 Halbert Mrs. Belle Q. Horton, Miss
Marie Kaufman, Mrs. Sallie Nice
mcbride, Mrs. Daisy r. Mcfarland
Mrs. Frances D. McNeely, Miss Matena
i Nelson. Miss Bessie Oliver, Mrs. Lettis
w. Palmer, Mrs Matilda P. Scheeler
Mrs. Fannie G.. Schoenhut. Mrs. Agnes
stC. Sears, Mrs. Kathryn Sinclair, Mrs
4 Anna r. Smelling, Miss Eva D. Var
Y Derveer, Mrs. Clara B. Wallace. Miss
May WATSON. Miss Mayme Welles, Mrs
4 Nellie w. Whitehead.
Meets at 204 Iorth Fourth stree,
.Iievery Thursday at 2::S0 p. m. Course OF
4 study-Modern art.
History epartment-Mrs. Margaret
q Duffield, chairman: Mrs. Evaiyn p
4 Van Week. representative; Mrs. SUSIE
4 E. Atkinson. Mrs. Maude NJ. Bishop
Mrs. Mary l.. Bradford. Mrs. Jennie F.
4 Bratt, Mrs. Josephine e. Bryant, Mrs
Ellen A. Carr, Mrs. Harriet g. DAILY
4 Mrs. May Emery, Mrs. Allie r. Har-
4 grave, Mrs. Winona w. Hynds, Mrs
Il Ella M. Irwin, Mrs. Edna e. Lynn, Mrs
Mary n. Miller. Mrs. Laura P. Nichols
a Miss Bessie w. Oliver, Mrs. Victoria G
i Payne, Mrs. Arie Shannon, Mrs. Julia
4 w. Smith.
Meets every alternate Wednesday al
Il the homes of members. Course OF
4 study-Historical plays OF Shake
i speare.
j Home and education-Airs. Adeila l.
4 Laird, chairman; Mrs. Mamie G.
I Hawkins, representative; Mrs. Lizzie
\ w. Brown. Mrs. Edith Cattell, Mrs
I Edith Cornell, Mrs. Adella Deb. David
Mrs. Julia A. Halbert.S Mrs. E. LaVerne
i Harris, Mrs. Belle o. Horton, Mrs. Ella
NJ. Irwin. Mrs. Fianna B. Kaufman
Mrs. Edith H. Kinnan, Mrs. Cora F
Lutz, Mrs Edith Resser, Mrs. Gertrude
4 Stern, Mrs. Florence r. Stone. Mrs
Alice Van Law, Mrs. Jessie Van Zandt
Mrs. Mary c.. S. Welles. Mrs celestia
i Werlich, Mrs. Jennie w. Willard.
Meets every alternate Wednesday at
4 the homes of members. Department
4 work-Stoddard lectures.
Literature-Mrs. Laura T. Marsh
chairman; Miss Rachel NJ. Cannon, rep
resentative; Mrs. Clara NJ. Benson,
Mrs Flora NJ. Clark, Mrs. Laura 7.
! Marsh, Mrs May F. Montgomery. Mrs.
ETyotfia Nnrpan Miss Mae Sherman