Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-05
CLUBS YEAR CLOSED
WOmen's Club Holds Its Annual
Meeting, the Final of the
Season.
Chairmen of Departments and
Representatives Announced
--.Gratifying Year.
Souvenir Club Holds Its Final
Meeting Before Vacations
Plan Election.

The annual meeting of the Women
Club, held on Wednesday afternoon
marked the close of another year il
/ the work of the club year that ha:
/ been full of interest and entertain
ment and that will be remembered a:
a thoroughly successful one.
Altho the meeting was strictly &
business one, the audience were ia.
vored with a vocal solo. Miss Nc.
MILAN, accompanied on the piano by
Miss Parker, sang My Lady Dorea-
thea" and responded to hearty en-.
core.
| AS the result of previous elections
by the various committees, and theil
confirmation by the meeting of the
afternoon, the following chairmen and
representatives were selected for the
ensuing year:
| Art Department-Chair Mrs
Burnell; representative, Mrs. McF'ar-
land.
History Department - Chairman
Mrs. Bradford; representative, Mrs
Daily.
Home and Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Kinnan; representative, Mrs
Welles.
Chairman. Mrs. Mont
gomery; representative, Miss Sher-
| man.
Philanthropy and Applied Chris
Notwithstanding, Mrs. Lee; repre-
| tentative Miss hrpohySfar
Travel-Chairman, Mrs. Robbins;
representative, Mrs. Clarke.
The reports of the officers Of the
club and chairmen Of the various
committees showed very gratifying re-
suits along all lines of the work. Mrs
Hargrave, the clubs president, in q
sincere manner expressed her graft
tude to the officers and membership OF
the club for their hearty co-opera-
ton and efficient assistance during
the past year, and urged them to re-
newed efforts and a greater fidelity in
personal duties during the coming
year.
AT the conclusion of the business
session, the ladies partook of dainty
refreshments, while they talked of the
delights Of the summer vacation to
come.
The Souvenir Cinch Club was enter
tanned on Wednesday evening by Mrs.
A. M. Parker, Mr.. Harry East
and Mrs. George P. Powers
at the latter's residence, No. 312
North Center street. This was the
clubs last session until the heated
months are over. AS is the usual GUS
tom of the club, souvenirs were pre-
sented to each member. The souvenirs
this year We're beautifully wrought SOL
id silver spoons. Six o'clock dinner was
served by the hostesses, assisted by
Miss Ida Shove and Miss Ella Garvin.
During the dinner hour an orchestra
composed of members of the high
school orchestra discoursed sweet mu-
sic. The guests of the club We're DR..
and Mrs. n. L. Getz. Mr.. and Mrs D. III.
Gross, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stewart,
Mrs Nellie Newcomer, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
l.. Carney. Mr.land Mrs. Elmer Tuffree,
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Osman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Auringer.
The young ladies of the Literary Clan
closed their years work Wednesday
evening. The members and few
guests We're entertained by Miss Edith
Waterman. on North First street and
after participating in the annual SUP
per proceeded to the election of Off
GERS. The following were chosen:
President-Miss Mildred Moffatt.
Vice President-Miss Belle Mitchem.
Secretary-Miss Mabel French.
Treasurer-Miss Kate Price.
Critic---Miss Olive Tug.
Program Committee-Miss Moffatt,
Miss Ella Adams. Miss Mary Hall and
Miss Carolyn Anderson.