Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-28
CLUB WOMEN PLAN
THEIR YEARS WORK
Several Of Smaller Organiza-
tions Already Meeting-Wom-
ems Club Opens October 3
TWENTIETH CENTURY PLANS
Formers First Entertainment Will Be
Held in Red Mem. Hall, On October
1e-severaI Clubs Have Not Yet
Planned Seasons Work-Review of
Those Which Have Done So.

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In the case Of several Marshalltown
study organizations, the club season
have not yet begun their meetings, al
tho a number will do 50 soon, some
within the next few days. The large
| body Of representative club women
known as the Women's Club, whose
programs are always instructive and
most entertaining, will have it's first
regular meeting on October 8, and
altho the Twentieth Century Club, the
next largest organization, has board
meeting in the same month, its first
program will not be given until Oc-
tober 10. This city needs no intro
duction as q recognized club center.
and its clubs are every year growing
In strength, efficiency and helpfulness
to their members and those whom they
influence.
,Women's Club.
The Women's- Club opens later this
year than 1t did last season, which
was on September 81. The Masonic
apartments. ON the third floor of the
Patterson block, will be occupied by
the club again this season. They COM
prise beautiful assembly room, par
Tors, and kitchen and the prospects
are bright for good club year. Sew
eral minor changes have been made
in the bylaws, including the substitu-
ton Of the business" for the "philan-
thropy" department. The twentieth
annual announcement contains the fol-
lowing regarding officers and depart
ments:
President-Mrs. George w. Darling.
First Vice President-Mrs II. II.
Nichols.
Second Vice President-Mrs. R. E.
Sears
Recording secretary-Mrs. Will Wal
lace.
Corresponding secretary-Miss Ra-
chel Cannon.
Federation secretary-Miss Edna
F'ularton.
Treasurer-Mrs. George McNeely.
Directors-Miss Catherine Armbrus-
ter, Mrs. w. S. Devine, Mrs. C. A.
Eadie. Mrs. W.. j. Head, Mrs. w. r.
James, Mrs. S. p. Knisely, Mrs. David
Lennox, Mrs. N. Merrill, Mrs. B.
Packer, Mrs. j. D. VAIL Mrs II. L.
Sutton, Mrs. G. H. Van Law, and Mrs.
G. II. Whitehead
Art and Music Department-Mrs. C.
A. Eadie, chairman; Miss Armbrus-
ter, representative.
History-Mrs w. p. James. chair
man; Mrs. Sutton, representative.
Home and Education-Mrs. C. n.
Van Law, chairman; Mrs. j. D. Vail
representative.
Lterature-Mrs. N. Merrill, chair
man; Mrs. David Lennox, representa-
tive.
Business-Mrs. Benjamin Packer,
chairman; Mrs. w. j. Head, represen-
tative.
Mothers Child study-Mrs. S. P.
Knisely, chairman; Mrs. w. S. De-
vine, representative.
Standing Committees.
The following are the standing COM
mittees:
By-laws-Mrs. W. J. Heald, Mrs. H.
II. Nichols, Mrs. H. p. Duffield.
Entertainment-Mis Armbruster,
Mrs. L. r. Willard, Mrs. Harry Wat
erman.
Finance-Mrs. w. s. Devine, Mrs. D.
w. Norris, Jr., Mrs. NJ. S. McFar-
land.
Printing-Mrs. David Lennox, Mrs. |
Margaret Ackert, Mrs. L. j. Jarrett.
Reception-Mrs. j.. d. Vail, Mrs. |
]. Zug, Mrs. F. r. Benedict
Poo,,o-frS Sutton NTrS r A E.I1u
Mrs. James Haskell.
e. Sears.
following programs:
October 3-Art and music. Miss
Helen Abbott, soprano; Mr.. Ralph Hix,
October reception for district del
egates.
October 1o-Tenth district meeting.
October 24-Mothers' child study.
THE Delinquent Grip. P.
superintendent of Girls In
dustrial School, of Mitchellville.
November Literature and c. L. S.
c. Address, 1.-The Romantic Poet" -
Professor Noble, of Iowa College, Grin
nell.
November 21--Home and education
December Cuisines department
Address, "a Business Woman"-C. II.
Van Law.
December 19-History. Address,
King Arthur, Ellis Character and Place
in Literature"--Rev. c. NJ. McCord.
January 2-Annual social day.
January 16-Art and musio.c
January 3O-Public library founders
day.
February 1s--History. Address by
Mrs B. F. Nichols.
February 27--Home and education.
Meeting in charge of members of de-
partment.
March 13-Literature and c. L. S. c.
"Shakespeare's Portrayal of
Merle N. Smith.
March 27-Election of officers.
April 10-Mothers' child study. Ad-
1ress, Dangers and Temptations of
High School Age Principal p. V.
April 24-Business department.
May S-Annual day.
Twentieth Century Club.
Entertainments. the nature of
which is the best and most popular |