The daily sentinel., 1909-01-23
WoMAN's CLUB NOTES.


The next meeting of the club will
be held at the home of Mrs. Emma
Wadsworth Tuesday, January 26.
Program.
Education and Training.
Book Review-"The Luxury of
Children and Some of Luxuries," Mrs.
o. A. Young
Schools for Girls" Prof F. F.
Cole.
Discussion by club.
Mrs. A. r. Sampliner who was to
have taken part on the program for
Tuesday. is out of the city and Prof.
Cole fills her place.
Judging from the large attendance
at the musicale held last evening at
the home of DIR. Bull, it is evident
that the club will soon outgrow the
homes. Every meeting of the club
is crowded and the members are an
ticipating that in the near future the
Woman's Club will own well equip
ped rooms.
The music committee request that
all club members who are helping
conduct the sale of tickets for the
Langendorff concert will report the
sale of all tickets and turn in the
money on Tuesday at the regular
meeting of the club.
Nine. Langendorff comes direct
from New York City to Grand juno
tion, thence to Los Angeles, making
this one stop only. She arrives on
Wednesday so as to rest for the con-
cert to be given Thursday evening.
This surely is rare opportunity to
hear one of the younger and best
artists in the country. Ii is not the
intention of the club to make money
out of the entertainment, but simply
to cover expenses. The price has
been made low that all high school
students as well as others may have
the privilege of attending
Several parties are being made up
for the Langendorf concert This is
certainly delightful way to enter
tain ones friends.
The Woman's Club has just closed
a most delightful half year of its
work. Since October 6 thirty-six
new members have been added TO the
roll. making a total of one hund red
and thirty, fifty-four more than last
years enrolment Under the man
agement of Mrs. Cole, the club has
steadily advanced in numbers. inter
est. and enthusiasm, and character OF
work. The club has taken up the
study of the live issues of the present
time which concerns vitally the great
est good of the community. Twelve
meetings have been held, two on
household economics, and two music
m Th.aa alt h lans J., 4
ture by Miss Rausch of the Agricul-
tural college and one address by Mr.
r. NJ. McClintock. The household
economic meetings have been of spe-
cial interest and will doubtless tell
on the life of the homes of the mem
bers who are privileged to attend
them The work of the club has
moved smoothly and the members
have responded well with their parts
ON the program. The members AID
their friends have shown great in
terest in this organization which is
destined to be power in the com
munity for good because among its
mem bership are found those who
stand high in abinty to do things. the
busy people of the town If attend
ance and interest are indications of
success. the first half of the clug.
year has proven successful
The music department of the Wo-
mans Club has done exceptional
work. as the entertainment given at
the home of DR.. Bull will testify The
work was all of a very high order
and those who attended can justly
praise the work We have many
musical people of talent in our city
and the public are always glad of the