The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-11-05
'WOMEN'S CLUB Of
WENATCHEE
Now Has Three Depart
ments-M Membership
of Fifty.


turned out for the Woman's Club
of Wenatchee, their regular annual
booklet The booklet contains. the
list of the programs of the several
departments, the lines of work to be
taken up for the year, the list of
members and other items of interest
to the membership.
The associated clubs now have
membership of fifty. The first or
ganization was affected in 1905. The
club was federated in 1908.
Three Departments.
The club has three departments as
follows: Tourist Literary, Current
Topic, and Social Service.
The officers of the general organic
alton are: President, Mrs. c. H.
Lodge; vice president, Mrs. Rufus
Woods; second vice president, Miss
Cora NJ. Cotton; recording secretary,
Mrs. ii. Hubbard; corresponding sec
rotary, Mrs. L. V. Wells; treasurer.
Mrs. S. A Thompson. These officers
together with Mrs. Wiswell, Misses
Hull and Murray constitute the exc
cuitve committee.
General Meetings.
General meetings of the club will
be held on the following dates: No
vember ), December II, January %.
March IL, April %, and May 81.
Art Lecture.
An art lecture will be given No
vember 3 by Mrs. Harriet NJ. Shaw
of Seattle and on December II will
occur the Christmas musical
Tourist Literary Department.
The officers of this department are;
Chairman, Miss Elizabeth Murray;
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. J. w.
Sussex. Program committee, Mrs. 0.
j. Mooney, Mrs. Harvey Mills and
Mrs. c. H. Lodge.
Current Topic Department.
The officers of the Current Topic
department are: Chairman, Miss Lo-
rena Hull; secretary and treasurer,
Miss Edith Miner.
Social Service Department.
The chairman of this department is
Mrs. Thos c. Wiswell. No other Off
GERS have yet been chosen. The de-
partment is a new one and its aim is:
i. To study present conditions in
Wenatchee. =. To cooperate with
all existing movements toward the
Ideal Wenatchee. 3. To seek the
highest welfare of every man. woman
and child in the Wenatchee valley.
To this end the following topics
will be discussed: The public library,
parks and Fairgrounds, our public
schools, character of public enter
tainments. the industrious girl, our
dumb animals. review of current So
cial service literature. needed legis-
lation in Washington. and the life
and work of Jane Adams
Following is list of members of
the organization:
Mrs. F. W. Arnold Mrs l. j. Bail
ey, Mrs. J. H. Blake, Mrs. Geo. Begg,
Miss Liela Bigelow. Mrs. o. B. Bry-
ant, Mrs. o. B. Brown, Miss Cora Col
ton, Mrs. j. H. Ferryman. Mrs. F. w.
Fiske, Mrs. L. ~ Gillette, Mrs R.
F. Holm, Miss Elizabeth Hill, Miss
Lorena Hull, Mrs. L. NJ Hull, Miss
Ethel Jones, Mrs. Carr Jones. Mrs.
z. A. Lanham, Mrs G. H. Lodge,
Miss Elizabeth Leck, Miss Isabelle
Little, Miss Lillian Mari, Miss Dora
Miner, Miss Edith Miner, Miss Edna
Miner, Miss Erma Misel, Mrs. J. S.
Mooney, Mrs. o. j. Mooney, Mrs.
Harvey Mills, Mrs Robt Murray,
Miss Elizabeth Murray, Miss Halle
Munich, Mrs. w. G. Myer, Mrs. w. R.
Prowell, Mrs. Frank Reeves, Miss
Mabel Smith, Mrs. ]. w. Sussex, Mrs.
C. S. Taylor, Mrs. S. A. Thompson,
Mrs. o. NJ. Thomson. Mrs. w. E.
Tomlinson, Mrs. w. T. Tolch, Miss
Ethel Ward, Miss Katheryn White
head, Mrs. L. ". Wells, Mrs. o. H.
Winchel, Mrs. T. c. Wiswell, Mrs.
Rufus Woods, Mrs. H. H. Whitaker.