Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-02
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The coffee and apron sale given by
the ladies of the Congregation church
during the past week Was financial
| success as we'll as a pleasant social
affair
Miss Carrie Holbrook, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Pascal smith,
| left Friday morning for PotIatch.
Mrs. Marcus Simpson will join her
the first of the week and later they
will return to their home in Port
land.
Next Friday afternoon at the High
school building will occur the second
of a series of parents meetings. The
parents OF the pupils of the 18th, Sth
and lower grades will discuss the mat
tiers relating closely to the school
and home.
The Shadow club met on Friday
afternoon, between the hours of . and
p. m, with Mrs. A. II. Hazen at nor
home in the oxford. The club was
pleasantly entertained during the ses-
sion.
, The Tsceminicum club met this af-
ternoon with Mrs. William Latti-
more. The following program was
given:
Paper ..............B alzac His Life.
Nellie Stanton Leeper.
Reading from Cousin Betty" w
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Rena Poe Shan
Paper ........ Mission of the Realists
Miss Bicken.
Oral ......... Discussion of Realists
Mrs. Vollmer
AT the last meeting of the club It
was decided to let Mythology" be the
study of the club. for next year and
Mrs. Earl S. Wooster Miss Henry ana
Miss Bickel were appointed by the
president to outline ana prepare the
program.
The Twentieth Century club will
meet next Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs, Willis. The following
program will be rendered:
Roll call .Favorite quotations.
Our Universities" 80. Mrs. Calhoun
Our Philanthropic Women" see.
............... Mrs. r. N. Wright
Romance" ........ Mrs. c. ]. Vassar
Pronunciation Drill -. Mrs. Forbes
Young Women Who Uphold Our
Literary Fame Mrs. Butterfield
Literary Gossip ....... Club
The Twentieth Cantury club Is dis
cussing and developing plans to merge
the organization into a full depart
ment club. Arrangements will be full
ly completed and the club take up
the new lines of work in September.
The Parliamentary club met last
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
John P. Vollmer. The afternoon was
devoted to the election of officers for
the coming six months. The election
resulted as follows:
President, Mrs. F. w. Kettenbach:
vice president, Mrs. w. w, Leeper;
recording secretary, Mrs. Daniel Need
ham; treasurer, Mrs. Clyde J. Vassar;
executive committee, Mrs. Kettan-
bach, Mrs. ]. P. volmer, Mrs. c. A.
Foresman; auditing committee, Mrs
Blair, Mrs. f. D. Thomas MRS. Haasar
A motion was made and carried
that the club give a parliamentary
drill of IS minutes at the meeting of
the Third District Federation. to be
held at Occur d'Alene City in May
The next meeting of the club will be
held with Mrs. Haasar, when the pro-
gram will beconfined to drill on the
on VI pIllC6FS. MIS-. hGIJrn-
bach was president last year an6 her
reelection was due to the spler
did character of her work.
To all Clubwomen: President Roose-
welt in a recent public address said:
"The forest problem is in many ways
the most vital internal problem in the
United States" Appreciation of the
aesthtic value of trees and forests is
much more common than a definite
grasp of the economic meaning and
Importance of forestry.
Every state in the Union, whether
heavily wooded or destitute of trees.
should have intelligent forestry laws.
providing for a due proportion of