Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02

will open its meetings on the third
Friday In October. The officers are
Mrs, @, w, Lawrence. regent; Mrs. L.
c. Abbott, vice regent: Mrs. II. b.
Beatty, recording secretary; Mrs. r.
X. Denmead, corresponding secretary
Miss Bertha Campbell. treasurer; Mrs
Jennie Kirby. registrar; Mrs. J. b Sim
mons. historian; Mrs. NJ. II. BATHS.
chaplain, ana Mrs II. J. Howe and Mrs..
9. w. Darling, managers.
The meetings will continue to De
held on the third Friday Of each month.
when the members will take up the
study Of International relations and the
Political and Social Status Of Woman
as q Result Of the World War" Sew
eral social affairs have been arranged
in the calendar. They include q 60
ciai meeting In September. q colonial
tea the annual luncheon and the Flsg
Day celebration. The chapter has Al.
ways done . great deal Of philanthropic
work and last year had the care OF
five French war orphans beside giving
$40 to the memorial monument fund,
sending sweets to the soldiers, sendtne
doing regular war work az set out by
tuS US1l0 eao AotAOk4A4 SAAoAhe~S@S>~s
Tuesday Musical Club.
Tho only musical study club Of the
city IL the Tuesday Musical Club.
which has a membership Of forty active
members and seven associate members.
The officers are Mrs. Ray w. Doolit-
tie. PRESIDENT Mrs. W. c. Van Horn,
first vice president; Mrs. E. z. Gildner.
second vice president; Nra. ]. w.
Lloyd. recording secretary; Mrs.
Charles Myers, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. w. F. Hamilton. treasurer
and Mrs. Ross Hall, musical director.
A general study Of modern music IL
the subject to be taken up at the b.
weekly meetings this year. Several
open days have been arranged. the
first one being the opening meeting OF
the club, Tuesday. Oct7. Others VIII
be held at intervals during the year.
MarshalItown Chapter, o. A. r.
Marshalltown Chapter. D. A. r.,
held its first meeting Friday, Sept. 8,
and will continue to meet the first
Friday Of each month during the club
year. The officers who will preside
this season are Mrs. David Lennox.
regent: Mrs. Henry White. vice regent;
W. SaANSAop sSSSAA-A~s .
tary; Mrs. S. o. LAmpman. correspono-
ing secretary: Mrs. p. NJ Adamson.
treasurer; Miss Minnie Russell. regis
trar; Mrs. W. N. Achenoach, histor-
ian; Miss Fannie Russell chaplain;
Mr.. J. E. Swinsley. auditor; MT
Helen Clark. custodian. and Mrs. Henry
Weuve. board Of managers.
Last year the members enjoyed .
study Of the constitution and bylaws
Of the United States and this year their
study will be- political and economic
subjects. The chapter has ssways done
much philanthropic work and last year
decided again to take care Of two
French war orphans beside making do
nations to Dorothy Sharp and Pfney
Woods Schools and TO the memorial
monument fund.
WItens ssmets Club.
= Thursday, Oct 8, Is the date that tho
members Of the Witenagemots Club
will begin their forty-fourth year OF
activities. At this meeting they win
hold their annual election and also de-
eide upon the years study and read
ing. SIS
This club IL one Of the oldest In tho
state having been organised In the fan
Of 1878. It Is limited to q member
ship Of twelve women who meet every
Thursday afternoon during the club
season.
The officers who served last year
were Mrs. Mary BATHS, president:
Mrs. w. H. Jones. secretary. and airs.
Jennie Wilson. vice president and
treasurer.
Hawthorne Club.
The other club that will resume It's
meetings az in pre-war days is the
Hawthorn Club, whose membership tn
limited to sixteen. The first meeting
will be held Tuesday, Oct. 7, and every
Tuesday following during the season,
when the members will study current
events as outlined by The Outlook
maxazine. The monthly dinners win
again be served this year by the men,
bers with their husbands as guests.
The officers who have been chosen
are Mrs. D. W. Norris. president; Ars
r. r. French. vice prestdent; Mrs..
James Denmead. secretary; Mrs. R w.
McCreary, treasurer. and ArA Norris
and Mrs. c. c. ST Clair. program COM
mittee.
Chapter BIB, p. z. o.
A secret literary organization AZ the
city is Chapter BIB. 2. 2. o. which
has fifty members. It's meetings are
held every two weeks on Monday att
ernoon Many interesting programs
on Iowa and It's resources have bsen
arranged for the years study ana
some social meetings for the members
and husbands have likewise been
planned
The officers for the new year arc
Mrs. B. c. Whitehill. president; Ms
D. w. Norris, vice-president; Mrs. W.
! T. Smith, recording secretary; MISS
Mary Miller. corresponding secretary
Mrs. H. F. Dchternacht, treasurer; MI.
B. r. Martin, chaplain; MrA y. y
Jones, guard, and Mrs. Roy R. Brad.
bury, Journalist.
Shakespeare Club.
Tho officers Of the Shakespears Ciuo
for the ensuing year ars Mrs. = w.
Harmon, president; Mrs IApreste
Nichols, vice president. and Mrs. 4 =.
kellogg, secretary and treasurer.
Az implied by It's name the mem.
oers OF the club study the WORKS o
shakespeare at their meedngs which
| are held alternate Tuesday afternoons.
The first meeting is to be Oct. Z. 1Ast
| year tho study OF king Lear ana
.Coriolanius" Yves taken up and this
| year tho study win begin with tho read
ing of Romeo and Juliet Social
days have also been planned by m
club.
Entro Nous Club