Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-04-27
TREBLE CLEF MEETINGS
The Following Is The List Of The
Treble Clef Meetings Held Since
The Beginning Of The Year.

January 5th-Ths Club met with
Mrs. lila Hopley where the lesson on
Mozart" was taken up by Miss Clara
Whitted as leader. Mrs. Dena Will
liams gave reading and after the
business ofthe Club and adjournment
the hostess served a fine two course
lunch in the dining room. Great
amusement was afforded at the table
by members giving toasts on different
titles of songs. Mrs. Dimick was guest
of the club and fine social hour was
enjoyed by all.
February 2-The Club was enter
tained BY Miss Ellowene Dimick. An
interesting Lesson on Beethoven" was
taken up with Miss frankie Crane as
leader. Current events were given by
Mrs. Tia Hopley and vocal selection
by Miss Dimick. Miss Vera Philips of
Griswold was guest of the club. A
dainty tray lunch was served and an
enjoyable evening was spent by the
Club.
February 22-The Club met with
Miss Alice Connrardy. Mrs. Mable
Hockenberry as leader took up the
lesson on 1.-THE Orchestra and Abso-
Lutte Music" AT $50 the hostess in
vited the club into the dining room
where an elegant two course dinner
was served and all did justice to same.
Club adjourned at late hour after
having spent delightful, social even
ing.
March 2-Mrs. Fred Cotton was hos
tess to the Club instead Of Miss Lima
Beryl Brinkerhoff as per calendar. The
lesson on Romantic Opera" was re-
viewed by Mics Connrardy. Roll call
was responded by quotations on music
taken from the Bible. Miss Dimick
sang very sweetly "With You" and
Mrs. Cotton gave an original reading
using the titles of different operas and
dramas throughout the story 1t was
clever and interesting and at the close
of the story presented each member
with steel engraving of some great
composer. The club then retired to
the dining ro ON where two course
lunch was served after place cards
done in club colors and written great
ly mixed up were found, the ladies
were seated at the polished round
table which was decorated in club CO.
lors and cluuy doiliss. A bouquet Of
by acinths on table mirror graced the
center of the table and conumdrums
afforded great amusement. Miss Crane
assisted in serving and at late hour
the club bade hostess goodnight feel
ing this TO be one of the most pleasant
OF club meetings.
March 1.-THE Club met in regular
session at the home of Miss Clara
Whitted. The lesson on "Italian
School of the.l7th Century" was TAX en-
up with Mrs. Cotton as leader. Roll
cali was answered by Irish quotations.
and Miss frankie Crane gave bio
graphical sketch on "John Philip
Sousa." Miss Dimick ard Mrs. Hop.
ley were chosen delegates to attend
the Biennial of Iowa State Fedora ion
at Sioux City in May. Mrs. E. l.. Phi
lips of Griswold and Mrs. John Dimick
were guests of the club. The hostess
served dainty two course lunch and
very enjoyable evening was spent
by all.
March 3l-Th Club entertained
Mrs. John Knox former member but
now residing in Minnesota at the
home of the President, Mrs. Fred Cot
ton. Mrs. LISA Gualt was guest of
the club and after two course lunch
was served by the club an enjoyable
evening was spent with music and vi
sitting.