Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-25
Women's Organizations Plan
ming For Most Profitable
Season For 1904-5
MANY COMMENCE NEXT MONTH
Women's Club Season Will Open One
Week Earlier This Year, on Septem-
2s-outline Of the Work to Be Car
red On BY Each of Twenty two
ORGANIZATIONS Twentieth Century
Plans Not Yet Formulated

The opening Of the annual club sea-
son In Marshalltown will be marked by
the dawn of the new month, next week.
and during the season of l904-5 the
many organizations in club life are
preparing for most profitable season.
September will see great many of the
clubs begin their seasons work, altho
some will not commence active duties
until October. Marshalltown is truly
q club center, and best of all. the organ
izations fostered by her women are sue
cessful. They have a general reputa-
ton for the accomplishment OF good
that is state wide. Twenty-Five or
CARNATIONS will be In active work thru
out the season. and the plans of each
are practically completed with the ex-
ceptscn of the Twentieth Century
wise season does not begin until
October.
The Women's CLUB. the largest and
most prominent of the city's similar
organizations. opens its season a week
earlier this year than last. or on Sep
TENDER %, with the annual reception,
given last year for the first time in the
clubs beautiful new apartments. Meet
ings will be held in the club rooms in
the Patterson block, on the first and
third Wednesdays of every month.
~ To- t f;Y,sy af 1.a
which win be held on May 90. The
opening reception lis always a brilliant
affair, and this year will prove no ex-
ception. The club which is In very
prosperous condition, is organized as
follows.
Presidcnt--Mrs. II. E. Sears.
First Vice President-Mrs. S. p.
knisely.
Second Vice President-Mrs. John d.
Vail
Recording Secretary-Mrs. II. n.
Nichols.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. May
F. Montgomery.
Federation Secretary-Mrs. George
w. Smith.
Treasurer--Mrs. Benjamin Packer
Directors Clara Wallace, Mrs.
Margaret Dufiield, Mrs. Sallie Me-
Bride, Mrs Harriet Sutton, Mrs. Har-
riet Daily. Mrs. Alice Van Law. Mrs
Jennie Willard. Miss Edna Fularton.
Mrs. May Darling, Mrs. Julia Smith
Mrs. Winona H.nds. Mrs. Blanche
Boardman, Mrs. Edith Kinnan.
The standing committees for the
year are composed of the following:
By-Laws-Mrs. Harriet DAILY. Mrs.
Laura Marsh, Miss Rachel Cannon.
INTERCHANGEABLE Mrs. Margaret Duff
field, Mrs. Nora Mairs, Mrs. Winona
Hynds. Miss Katherine ArmbrusteE
Mrs. Nellie Pierce.
Finance-Mrs. Wfnona Hynds Mrs.
Nina Jackson. Mrs. Jennie Bratt.
Printing - Mrs. May Darling. Mrs.
Della Haskell. Mrs. Julia Cammack.
Reception-Mrs Jennie willard, Mrs
Grace Hurd. Mrs. Emma Johnson.
Room-Mrs. Edith Kipnan, Mrs. Eve
Maxwell, Mrs. Winnie James Mrs.
Julia Keller. Mrs. Ella Lander.
Musical Director-Mrs. Sallie Nc
Bride, assisted by Mrs. Nellie White
head, Mrs. Mattie Mccombs. Mrs. Jen-
nie Eadie.
Custodian OF the Scrap Book-Mrs.
Mary Knisely.
The officers of the various depart
ments. which meet thruout the year
are:
Art and Music-Mrs. Clara B. Wal
lace chairman ; Mrs. Margaret Duff
field. representative; Mrs. Sallie Nc
Combs, musical director.
History-Mrs. Harriet Sutton. chair
man: Mrs. Harriet DAILY, representa-
tive.
Home and Education Mrs. Alice
Van Law, chairman; Mrs. Jennie Will
lard, representative.
Literature - Miss Edna Fularton,
chairman; Mrs. May Darling. repre-
sentative.
Philanthropy Mrs. Julia Smith,
chairman; Mrs. Winona Hynds, repre-
sentative.
Mothers Child Study-Mrs. Blanche
Boardman, chairman; Mrs. Edith Kin
nan. representative.
The calendar shows the following
program of meetings:
September rs Reception, opening
day.
October 12-IIome and Education.
Address by Principal j. j. Louis. Of the
Marshalltown high school.
October 2l-loublic Library Found
ers Day.
October 26-Philanthropy. Paper by
Mrs. Nellie Wyllis Smith; address, Rev.
David Dampster.
November - Literature Paper.
Having, Being and Doing" Mrs. May
+. Montgomery; symposium, "A Day
In Chrysanthernum Land" Mrs. Lulu
Head
November 23.-Mothers' child study.
Paper. Fresh Air and Good Respira-
tion,' Mrs. Edith H. Kinnan: reading,
The Education of Mind" Mrs. Clara
Wallace; paper, Helpful Hints" Mrs.
lone Blue Burrows
December Art. Paper, THE Pre-
raphaelite Schol." Mrs. Margaret Duff
field.
January annual social day.
January 1s--History. Shakesperean
day.
February Musicale.
February 154--Home and Education,
Program In charge of members of COM
nIittee.
March ART
March l5.-H History. Old and new
Japan, comparison.
March 29.---Election.
April 12.--Mothers Child Study Ad-
dress. Mrs. Hattie Moore Mitchell, of
Drake University.
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