Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-01
eason's Activity Begins in Women's Club Lfe

The latter part of the month just
closed and the early part OF OCTOBER
mark this year, as usual, the general
opening of the study club season IN
Marshalltown. The first meeting this
fall of the Women's club, which heads
the list will be held Wednesday OF
this week, and the Twentieth Century
club, the next largest, will enjoy It's
opening program on October 8. The
study class held it's first meeting Mon
day afternoon, September 30.
A few clubs have already held sew
eral meetings, and several began their
work today. The Unity club, one or
the Oldest in the city, having practical
Nv disbanded, will not meet this win
to, so many of its members now be-
! ir5. absent from the city. The plans OF
the Political Equality club are very
indefinite as yet, and the Organized
Charities association is without & full
list of officers and will not be organ
ICED for work until called meeting
next week. A brief resume of the
womens study organizations OF this
city shows the following features:
The Women's Club.
Wednesday. October 2, will be the
opening date Of the Women's club pro-
grams, which promise to furnish again
the high standard established in pre-
yious years. The club, which met last
year in Masonic apartments in the
| former Patterson block, has changed
| it's headquarters, and will hold It's
meetings this season in the I. O. O. r.
block East Main street, on the sec
ond floor, where it will have the use OF
nice assembly hall and kitchen. Mrs.
George Darling again heads the organ
ization, and following are the princi-
pal features Of the clubs twenty-f1rs
annual announcement The officers:
President-Mrs. Mae Darling.
First Vice loresident-Mrs. Clara B.
Wallace.
| second Vice, President-Mrs. Laura
Pyle Nichols
Recording s,ecretary-Miss Edna c.
Fularton.
Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Mol
| lie H. Knisely.
Federation Secretary-Miss Gather
inc Armbruster
Treasurer-Mrs. May f. Montgom-
cry.
Directors-Mrs. Alice NJ. Benedict,
Miss Rachel M. Cannon, Mrs. Jane NJ.
| Eadie. Mrs Lulu FL. Head, Mrs. Vino
ma w. Hynds, Mrs. Jessie A. Lennon,
| Mrs. Martha A. Lyon, Mrs. Anna w.
Packer, Mrs. Agnes c.. Sears. Mrs.
Nellie w, Smith, Mrs. Harriet L. SUIT
| ton, Mrs. May Bell VAIL and Mrs.
Clara 3. Wallace.
| Standing Committees.
By-Laws-Mrs. Martha A. Lyon,
Mrs. Della Haskell, Mrs. Gertrude Dem
mead. IS
| INTERCHANGEABLE Jane NJ. Eadie,
Mrs. Elyse M. Binford. Mrs. Rena j.
Stems.
Finance-Mrs. Harriet L. Sutton,
Mrs. Celestial Fisher, Mrs. Harriet c,
DAILY.
Printing-Miss Rachel M. Cannon,
| Mrs. Enola b. Friend, Mrs. Mable jar
rett.
Reception--Mrs Alice M. Benedict.
Mrs. Eugenia N. Lierle, Mrs Julia A.
Keller.
Room-Mrs. Agnes c. Sears, Mrs.
Winnie c. James, Mrs. Anna G, Tug.
Custodian of Scrap Book-Mrs.
Laura Pyle NICHOLS.
Flower Committee-Mrs. Victoria G.
Payne, Mrs. Iva Patterson.
Departments.
| Art and Nusic-Mrs. Winonst Hynds
chairman; Mrs. Jane M. Eadie, rep
resentative, and Mrs Clara B. Wallace
musical director; course of study, Art
as applied to the home or home decor
| ations.''
| History and Bible study-Mrs. Lulu
i III. Head. chairman. Mrs Agnes e
Sears, representative.
! Home and Education--Mrs. May
Bell Vail, chairman; Mrs. Alice Bene-
dict, representative. Study, Amer
| lean School Of Household Economics
Literature Mrs. Nellie Wyllis Smith
chairman; Miss Rachel Cannon, rep
resentative; c. L. S. c. course.
Mothers Child Study Mrs. Jessie A.
Lennex, chairman; Mrs. Martha Lyon
representative; outline of study to be
| zine.
Business Mrs. Anna W. Packer
| chairman; Mrs. Harriet L. Sutton, rep
resentative; course of study to COM
prise review of last years work taxes
1 and probate
Calendar Programs.
October History and Bible Study
department. Address, "David"-Rev
Merle N. Smith.
October 16-Business department.
Adhesion. B. F. Cummings.
October 30-Mothers' Child Study de-
partanent. Address-Mrs. Harriet Hell
Ter, superintendent of Detention School
/ Omaha, Neb.
November 13-Art and Music. Song
recital - Miss Irma Wallace, with
Miss Grace Slutz as accompanist.
November 27-Home and Education
Address, Sanitation and Hygiene
| December 11-Literature, James
town settlement"-Rev. William Pence
/ James.
January Annual Social Day.
| January 15-Business. Address -
Judge g. w. Burnham.
January 29-Mothers' Child Study
ess-Superintendent Aaron Pal
mer
February 12-Art and Music. Paper
and exhibit, Home Decoration"-Mrs
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