Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-03-03
WOllan's Club
Annual Banquet. =

| Dy the Eagle River Woman'Si Club at
the Hotel Austin Saturday evening.
| The affair was strictly formal and
was lim&ted ter Che me mbess, and
their husbands or Ssothers or other
male escorSs
/ At 1870 TIE compaay assemblies in
the parlorGs of the Austin, and 8s 8
they entered the disxag room w3Adeh
twas decorated in the club c0lory of
Epirlk and green. Hese. the tables
EweTe arranged i'm the form ef 3
EkeTSgOn, and wsp@ decorated
with smilax and rosebud almond
Baskets. A rosy glow shimmerSa
DOWN from the pink-shaKaed chande-
lsars and the color sctaens was fun.
ther enhanced Ey pink, candles with
rosestinted shaGes. Thee tables were
laSds for forty covers, and tlse banque5
wasrserved in eight courses
/ Ae6ipsg as toast mistress, Mrs. Del
la d. AUstin Welcomed this guests and
ina, ineIy-wordede address reviewed
the work of the cab duriasg its ini-
tiAi year and sllenintnduced the
ne2taspeaker Mr.. AaeN Higgins who
spokeaon The Futuweof the Eagle
River WOman's Clabi Always a Gift
ed sRaslser Mr.. Higgins, was. in his
best FORM and pleassd.his> hsarers by
his, slowing tribate to the work of
1.-THE cbalat and his suggestions for fu-
ture efforts, as welEas by, se1sae hum
Orous tsaRcdotes which were rendered
more AldicFous by Mlnning eOmmen-
tarieseiN Art NICK enzie.
/! Theaext speaker was, Miss Emo
gene CalaAan who gave splendid
bribuLaso ''Our Towals Eagle River
|; The next speaker was Mr. August
" ell, Haeo declared shat seIliaag saus-
age and. trimming raaSss>Was> more i'll
his line, than giving tOastss, but re-
|Uracted.s she same by tlle compliments
lie paI44 to The Wonaen of 04s Club
Ilhollow,iag him Miss Baarl. Richards
gave b. Toast to The Maa-" The
lfrhe naxl. speaker was.Rrof. q. j. Nc
3MAl4on.. who gave am. interesting adj
dress eis tile need OF manual training
sin GUS schools. ThiSNvsas foisDwed by
Ia. speeetA by Mrs. Ruby, Radcliffe, adj
ding the suggestion OF. d, domestic
sscience course, WHICH. was fiaA of in
3formahiasa as TO the needs, a1ad poSsi-
,biiitiessand probab!esEesllltS, Of adding
ithiS. course to our school. cuEriculum.
/ These speeches aroused tlAes en6husi-
9asm t2psuch pitch that tlaa gather
ling became very infarmal,. and Miss
/ Dora SLeinke, DR.. Thorpe. Messrs.
iGeorge Hall and A.~Gt@ HelgMan were
called upon to express their ideas, all
Ebeing strongly in favor OF both of
Ithese courses.
Tie last toast, bsl. RsM. Waters on
1.-The Mission of tlAAs Church iii the
ECommunity," was Not only scholarly
and eloquent, but Was. br0ad-minded
| Lrlsectarian III its appeal for unity in
efforts for moral uniiiL and civic i'm
Eprovement.
After Uhe memBAEs. had thanked
the President for sier Spleadid leader
Esllip through tile Glnb's crucial first
year, the banque& ended. the guests
/ all declaring it to. have iaauguraGed a
new epoch i'll the social history at
Eagle River.
Ne cannot but believe, that tha
more such movements AS these are en-
couraged, the sooner We san hope that
/ our town will take rank among the
leading villages OF the state.
| Probably most ot the important
measures OF every city are brought
under discussion i'll precisely this
manner, and there can be no beUteT
evidence OF civic progress, refinement
and culture than tile efforts toward
the class OF social function which, the
Women's club has introduced Ill its
banquet Of Saturday night.
| The menu given below, was as line
a feast as could have been served in
any large city, and its excellence was
due to the loyal and Intelligent CO
operation of the members Of the
Woman's Club, under the skillful
management of Mrs. August We'll.
MENU
| Oyster Cocktail
Celery Olives Nuts
.Consumma
| Sweet Pickles Bread Sticks
| Roast Beer
/ Extra Baked Potatoes
| Asparagus Tips On Toast
Biscuits
Fruit Punch
| Combination Salad
Peach ParfAit
| Fancy Cakes
Coffee
Crackers and Eheobs
To sight the Eagle Rivsl
Boy Scouts ID their Minstrel
show. Don't miss Il.