Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-09
CLUB gHLDR[NS Day
Children Of the women's Club
Members Present a Meri-
torious Program.
The Home and Education Depart
ment Inausurates a Pleas
ant Departure.
Lilliputian Wedding. GOOD
Night Drill" and the "Bosie
Man" Presented.


me Marshalltown Nonenss CUB me-
IS usual on Wednesday May s, bur a
ohanpa in tho arranyer,s.,ft nj no f,,fy,,-
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% occur. Looking oyer me neat littie
programs given at the door 1t was to
In seen that the home aud ed,,cat,on
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what they called ehliaren day.
The president announced the business
| of the seiay and said on OF the interest
ing feat,,res was thu ,sr,f,rt hrous.h,5
rom tbs state faderatjen ~ N. Az.
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$50 - lass 49, ''a',.e.' a"s
- > w. iia' : i''s ~ = iiai ; /. -
ieaa a oeilshtlul ac.;"sist oi me Gay =
spent in Council Bluifs aud showed they
certainly lost no time wlllie there, She
ltolG OF the grand reception given in hon-
| or of Mr.. Conger, OF the many bright
and interesting press women they heard
speak. of the reception OF the clubs by
1.-THE federation. the pleasure of seeing old
llfrtends and the making Of new ones
| She thought the election of which 50
lsrnany contradictory reports have been
l3feard, only a lesson in good nature ard
good Manners Miss Haibert then gave
IA glowing report ofsthe clubs there pres
Font and Of the work accomplished by
| some of them during ;ns. year in i'm
rroying their towns. schools. etc. she
1 said an effort was being made to put a
! library in every county Of the state.
| Fifty cIiIbs had been adtleti TO the fetier-
4 ation making a total of oo5 With a
i, b.srebins Of SooOos she also gave he
,s,,hi,cts az several addresses and somc
/ az tho many new ideas advanced by
ithom TIE ladies cnrtainly endowed tlse
,a,,,,ie, Z Themselves ans, seemed anxious
b. hr,n,r eli, the good tlay could to the
l.on,,. lclnf,
3; win ,he remark that 1--WE know The
talent az tho mothers 81 the club. bit
y;;a,,ld nav he given an oni,ort,1nity to
see wh,, th4 children could do, the day
was turned over 10 Mrs Adel,a Lard.
Il chairman, az Tho hons and .tlucation de-
-artnsant Who with Mrs Van Zandt ane.
lN,iss Florence Harris had trained The
4 .f,yea tots,' for the oarts they we've 10
Sl,ake i,t me entertainment The it,eI Fec
Il ton with which the .I.iilsnutian Wei
atnr,' nassed showed their efrarts had
4 MOI been in vain. n wasa beautiful ..ie-
a tura 10 see ,he grace ana ease With
i which the fair bride and happy groom
i followed their six attendants down tls
hall ard took their place in front of tis
8 white-robcd priest. For this young cls,.
syman NE may predict a brilliant "a.
!, l H. If he remains in his profession
Sweet and lovely as the small LADIES'
q were in their white and blue trained
gowns. nothing could have exceeded, the
appearance of the future In their
8 full evening dress Those who took IN.
4 various parts were as follows:
4 Bride--Lucy Schnff.
C;rocm-Norma Putzel
Maid or Honor-Patience Wallace
4 Father of Is.ifle-Wade Hargrave.
Clergyman Harry Gerhart
Ribbon Stretchers- Lloyd Laird ans
II Moreland Bishop
Flower Confederation Van Zandt.
/ Ring Bearer Vera I.utz.
(. Ushers- Standish Bromley. Dean Lier,
4 lie, Clyde Kennard. Oi1nond Laird VIII,
i Messenger and Leland Mcfarland.
bridesmaids Maurine Hovey. Madg,
& Newcomer, Katherine schoff. Louis.
llGross. Alice willard and Irene wilson.
Then followed the "Rcsie Man with
II ,,-e.,1