The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-29
.WQMAN's CLUB NOTES.
Items Of Interest Concerning the
0skaloosa Organization.

Il
Report of treasurer showed that the
club is in good financial condition.
Report of secretary is given as fol
lows: %t''ss - = go 49,
Mrs. B. O.. Jerrei, president. ~
| Mrs. r. w. Clayton. 1st vice presi'
dent. y ,.#"&'
Mrs. ]. c. wiIhams. End vice presi-
dent
Mrs. J. r.. McGregor, secretary. e
Miss Mary Dobyns, Cor Sec'y.
Mrs. s. w. Jameson. treasurer.
Mrs. r. Oppenheimer journalist.
. Standing Committees.
Membership-Mrs. J. c. Hammes.
chairman; Mrs. chas. Victor, Miss
Jessie Reid.
Printing-Miss Eda Haskell. chair
man; Miss Martha Clayton, Miss Anna
Black.
Room Committee-Mrs.C.W Abrams
chairman: Mrs. J. w. Allen, Mrs. J..
E. Whitaker.
Auditing-Mrs. Baldauf, chairman;
Mrs. J. B. McCurdy. Mrs. Alice Ben
nett.
Flower Committee-Mrs Jas. Dew
lit, chairman; Mrs. H. H. Sheriff. Miss
Anna Hiatt.
Resolutions - Mrs. L. E. Corlett,
chairman; Mrs. l.. A. Rodgers, Mrs.H
Dusenberry.
Entertainment-Mrs w. D.. Cole,
chairman; Mrs. w. P. Hawkins, Mrs.
A. p. Spencer, Mrs. A. Rosenblatt,
Mrs. H. Rosecrans, Mrs. D. L. Cole,
Mrs. D. O'Brien, Mrs. Beatty, Mrs.
Warren Kalbach, Miss Sara Jamison.
Departments.
Philanthropic and Civic-Mrs. F. d.
Reid, chairman; Mrs. F. F. Parker,
vice chairman.
Arts and Crafts-Mrs. r. l.. Christie
chairman; Mrs. c. B. McCuIloch, vice
chairman.
Educational Dept.-Mrs. H. L. Spen-
Ger, chairman; Mrs. C. l.. Farmhouse,
vice chairman.
Leaders Physical Culture = Miss
Eda Haskell and Mrs. Anna Sherman.
Leader OF Travel Class-Mrs. Jas
Dewitt.
Leader French Class-Miss Lucille
Rosenberger, tecaher.
Music Dept-Mrs. V. X. Logan.
chairman and chorus leader; Mrs
John Kalbach, vice chairman; Mrs.H
Harrington, orchestra leader. q.
Domestic Sciens s-Mrs. B. ]. Sny-
der, chairman; Mrs. Frank Everett,
vice chairmaIi.--
History and Current Eyents-Miss
Kate Ninde, chairman; Mrs. A.. p.
Spencer, vice chairman.
Literature-Mrs. l.. A. Rodgers,
chairman; Miss Rosa Lewis, vice
chairman. -.
Secretary reported $50 members
who had qualified for the year.
Resolutions Committee read resoln-
lions on the deathVof Mrs. F.. T. Nash
which were adopted.
Mrs. Oppenheimer. delegate from
the Sixth district of Iowa to the Cen
eral Federation of Women's Clubs at
Cincinnati in May of this year, gave
some Echoes from the Biennial"
which we're listened to and enjoyed
by all who had the pleasure OF hear
ing her.
Mrs. E. J. Blackwood gave her i'm
pressions of Y. w. c. A. work as it is
carried on in western cities. AS she is
DESTROYS of seeing something accom-
plished in our own city, she donated
$1,000 toward a fund for that purpose
Upon request of the Ministerial AS.
ISOLATION, the president appointed Mrs.
Chas. Glover to act on a joint com.
mittee with that association and the
city in making plans for the employ.
ment of police matron.
The club voted unanimously to give
$4,000 to Penn college endowment
fund. "
Meeting adjourned and an informal
reception followed. Miss Pearle Por-
ter gave several piano selections;
dainty refreshments were served in
the club parlOrs by the Entertainment
Committee.
Those wishing to become members
were requested to qualify at once in
order to be represented in. the Year
Book soon to be published. $780,.
The officers and members all begin
the years work, full Of enthusiasm
for club work, as only united effort
can accomplish. 1t is the aim OF the
club to give thoughtful women some
thing of help and inspiration in her
work for the general good. We need
the assistance and encouragement of
every woman interested in the broad.
er affairs of life, II we are to carry
out our ideals, Instead OF trying to
keep the children safe from the evil
in the city, get together and make the
city a decent place in which to live,
There is much to do and we each have
our share in the2work. -"
Hail to the Woman's Club!
Hear its call!