The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-03-01
CLUB NOTES

| Ihe Monday CLUB met at the Ii
brary. Ten members present. Mrs
Farman gave a report from the
War Council. Mrs. Hyland led the
work of the afternoon with an arti
Gle "Jeffre In America" Mrs. Holt
gave the Battle of the Marine. Mrs
Farnan begun a review of the book
"Over the Top" which will be fl
nished next week. Club adjourned
to meet with Mrs. Farman, Feb. 4.
The Educational Club was enter
tanned by Miss Paulson at the L. A.
Anderson home Monday evening.
In place of the regular study a pa
triotic program was given consisting
of a paper by Mrs. August Ratz-
laff on "The Causes leading up to
the present World Conflict" Mrs.
R. c. Sheap read a most interesting
paper upon Belgium and Her Suf-
ferings" and Mrs. E. S. Lamoreaux
gave an excellent talk on France
and Her Struggles, also establish
ed the battle line of the American
army in France. Club voted to post
pone the annual banquet and devote
all the time possible to the making
of hospital garments during Lent
The sale of Thrift Stamps was con-
tinued.g Club adjourned to meet
with. Mrs. L. w. Hutson March IL.
The Culture Club met on Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Birk-
enmeyer. There were eleven mem
bers present. In the absence of the
President, Mrs. Emery the meeting
was called to order by the Vice
President, Mrs. Roethe.
Mrs. Roethe gave report from
the Woman's War Council urging
the women's clubs to do all in their
power to urge young women to en-
ter training as nurses, to take the
place at home, of the many nurses
going abroad for Red Cross Work.
This Council also suggests that
all club women refrain from play
ing cards during Lent and devote
the time ordinarily spent at this
pastime in making hospital gar
mentS. %
Announcements was made of a
cooking demonstration to be held at
the High School next Friday. Also
of lecture to be held on Monday
next, given by Miss Marriott of Mad
ison on food conservation. This
lecture is to be held at Library Hall.
The regular lesson on "Conserva-
ton" was led by Mrs. Lawrence
Whittet assisted by Mrs. Henderson
and Miss Hoen.
On Monday next the club will
meet at the Red Cross rooms to
sew.
There was an enveloping atmos-
phere Of good cheer and patriotism
at the 1st Annual Round up of Hus-.
bands sponsored by the Philoma-
on Monday evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Hol-
ton. The guests were met at the
door by Marion Anderson and Earl
Grassman who in their true to life
costumes as Martha and George
bid them welcome. The
table decorations were a masterful
appeal to teh loyalty and patriotism
of everyone present.
A 100 per cent : Hooverized Ban
quet was completely put to rout by
the army of waiting appetites. The
dinner was wonderful revelation
of how many good things to eat can
be had and made and still live up to
all the restrictions published and
implied as vitality necessary conser-
walton measures.
Mrs. Fred Smith did great credit
to her part as toastmistress. Mrs.
J. L. Holton let US know how well
come we were and Mr.. l.. A. Ander-
son made the response for what he
so aptly termed the victims. Mr.
Dell Clark gave an enlightening
talk on the subject of his toast,
'Our Boys" Several highly enter
tanning numbers in music and read
ings were given by the Misses Net !
tie and Hazel Conn, Katherine FL
lingson, Beatrice Holton, Eleanor