Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-22
.NOhEN'S CLUBS o.
CITY NEARING WORK
MOST or cLvss PEfN SEASONS !.
As5'v'rlfs ARLy Next
n .sMoNrAaR
EEw{sTART THIS MONTH
ON WORK OF NEW YEAR
Women,s Club Opens Oct. 7, and First
Msstips Of Twentieth Century on
Oct. 2o-Resume Of Clubs, Their
Work, and otficiary, and Something
Of Accomplishments Last Season.

With the beginning OF October most
Of the women's clubs of the city Will
enter upon their seasons activities,
plans being made now for the opening
/ of the calendar years of the different
4 organizations. The MarshaltoWn Wo-
mans Club has fixed Oct as the date
Of it's first meeting. and the Twentieth
Century Club will have its opening
program Oct. 90.
A few of the clubs have already be-
gun their work in September, but for
the most part October is the month In
which the activities begin in earnest
The Marshailtown Women's Club
the largest club Of the city, Will open
its calendar year with an active mem
bership of 1872 The program for the
year follows: 81
Oct~7-Opening, day..
Oct. 21-Art and music; piano recit-
al, Miss Ada Roper Harris, Des Moines'
Nov. Literature; address. History
OF Art" Prof Clara E. Millerd. OF Grin
nell College.
Nov. 1s-Travel; illustrated lecture,
ENGLAND and Scotland" Miss Fannie
Quaife.
Dec. 2-Home and EQUATION,
Dec. 16-Bible study; address by
Rev. Robert b. Davidson
Jan. 6-social day. @4
Jan. 20-Art and music; piano solo,
Miss Fannie Lennox; address, The
Galleries of Europe Mrs. Susie ~
White.
Feb. 3-Literature: address, stew
enson, "the Man and His Work" Prof.. ).
G. Wallaser. Grinnell College.
Feb. 17-Travel; illustrated lecture
on Alaska, Prof r. B. Wylie, State
University OF Iowa.
March s-Current events; address,
Some Phases of Modern Democracy
Miss Catherine Macy, Grinneit
March 17-Election.
March s1-Home and education.
April 19Annual day. -.
The officers OF the club for the sea-
son are Mrs. NJ. s.. Mcfarland. presi-
dent: Mrs. Frank G. Stewart, first vice
president; Mrs. David Lennox. Sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Eta E. AS
new, recording secretary: Mrs. F. >
Hynds, corresponding secretary; MRS
James McNally. financial secretary;
Miss Minnie Johnson, treasurer.
| ~ The different departments, and the
Officers Of each, follow:s
Home and education-Mrs. George
w. Darling, chairman; Mrs. F. P. Lier-
lie, representative.
Art and music-Mrs. Fred S. Wing,
chairman Mrs. G. w. McNeely. rep
resentative.
Travel-Mrs. Susie L. White, chair
man: Miss Anna Maude Kimberly, rep
resentative.
Literature-Mrs. c. w. Sparks
chairman: Mrs. S. P. Knisely represen-
tative.
Bible study-Mrs. Philip voght
chairman Mrs. c. A. Durham, repre-
sentative.
Current events-Mrs. Will Wallace
chairman Mrs. F. A. Bellus, represen-
tative
The Twentieth Century Club.
Next to the woman's Club. in mem.
bership, comes the Twentieth Century
Club. social organization. The MEM
bership is limited to 100, half of whom
arc women, who are the active mem
bers. During the winter months enter
teinments are given at irregular inter-
vals, at which outside talent appears
in programs of a varied nature Oct. 20
VIII De tuo opening sSNSAAus5 AoA sAAAS
year, when the members Will be enter
tanned at the home Of Ny. ard Mrs. L.
Il. W,.sard officers y. 1.-THE, club are:
DR.. Cora Williams Choa.c, snyesident;
Mrs IL sJs Patterson, vice Spfesident;
Il Mrs. Wihiam Barrie, recording secre-
ltary; Mrs. Ruth B. Buck, Correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Herbert Lawrence,
I treasurer: Mrs. I. o. Kemble, auditor;
Mesdames c. H. Van Law, r. S. Hynds,
A. Palmer and M. NJ. BATHS, directors.
The seasons entertainments follow:
Oct. 20-Dramatic recital, Pigeon.
by Galsworthy, Miss Cora Mel Pat
ton; with Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Willard.
November-Song recital, John w.
Nichols tenor, Mrs. Nichols es accom-
PIANIST: with Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Lay.
Dec. 1o.-Lecture, THE New Socia!
IDEAL" Edward Howard Griggs; with
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Norris.
Ill Jan. IL - Dramatic recital, Mrs.
Marian schaeffer; with Mr.. and Mrs.
B. A. Morgan.
Feb. 2O-Lecture. THE Saving of
Mike" Ernest Coulter. founder Of the
big Brother" movement; with Mr..
and Mrs. I. o. Kemble.
March-Song recital. Miss Clara
Williams, soprano. Miss Emily Per-
kins. aecompanist; with Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. j. Patterson.
The annual meeting and election Of
the club will be held at the home OF
Mrs A. r. Balch on April ~.
The study class. a literary depart
ment Of the Twentieth Century Club.
Will start its regular meetings on
Wednesday afternoon, Oct. Z, and will
continue to meet every week at the
public library. The committee in
charge OF the program and work is
composed of Mrs. A. Palmer, Mrs. NJ.
L. Meickley. and Mrs. T. ]. WATSON.
while Mrs. c. H. Van Law Ii critic and
Mrs. Marie Mcfarland secretary. The
class will study this year an outline
on the government of. the United
States, based on book by l.. 8. SHIN
nell.
City Federation Of Womsn's Clubs. s
The officers Of the CITY Federation, o;
tWomen's Clubs are: Mrs. B.'F Cum
innings, president, Mrs, r. y. Sears
l.vice PRESIDENT. Miss Lola Scott. re-
Ecording secretary: Mrs. T.. H. Keller
corresponding secretary; NJ: Al .it sseeptaa
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