Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-30

Austin. chairman Mrs. Georse Dur.
ling. representative.
Club Program For Year.
me club program for The year and
the department that viii he il, char !.
are as follows
oct, Madame Darsljet Aaliu
filiisch. costume recital. Art and
music department.
Nov, lO.-John T. Wagner, of Des
MONIES, will speak on THE Trail OF
Progress Travel department.
Dec. S. Miss Carolyn Glllager will
| be in charge of a patriotic meeting
Home and education department.
Jan. 5.-Annuai social day.
Jan. ia. Cornell college mixed
quartet. Bible department.
Feb. s.--Edwin II. PIPER. English
professor NJ the State University oi
Iowa. Literature department.
Mafeh a.r--Cuffant events depart .
ment. Date still open
April ao.~~pfflcfrs' and committees
reports for the year.
The open meetings viii be held in
American Legion hall.
Subjects for tile years study are
ART and music. genepnl study.
bible. The Study OF the Seven DE-
pensatsofs and the Seven Coven-
ants" current events, current topics
from the different countrias on
1hfttt IN Municipal and Home At
fairs home and education. ''citi-
zenship and Immigration" literature
Modern Poets" the first half ana
Fiction the last half. travel, THE
United statea and Her Possessions y
Aiiruistie work done by the club
last year included donations TO the
Y. NJ. e. A., Salvation Army, the
scholarship and loan fund of the
state federation. the visiting nurse
association. and q Christmas box to
the piney Woods School Rraxton.
Miss. The club has membership
Of a25.
Twentisth Century Club.
The Twentieth Century Club will
open it's season with n song recital
by Madam Dcraljot Aaiiud Tillisch.
OF Des Moines, Tuesday. Oct. 5. Dur
ing the winter months the club holds
at irregular intervals.
nj which outside talent appears In
programs of varied nature The of
ftcers of the club are Mrs. III. T..
chesire. president: Mrs. W. II. Ar
ney, vice president; Mrs. Merritt
Greene. Jr., recording secretary: Mrs.
q. w. Darling. corresponding secre-
tary: Mrs. May Sandoe. treasurer:
Mrs. II. j. Howe. auditor. Mrs. II. s..
Lawrence and Mrs. r. g. Hyads. d.
lsetars for two years. and Mrs. e. A.
Morgan and Mrs. l.. C. Abbott, direc-
tors for one year.
The following additional entertain-
ments have been arranged for the
season and others may be added lat
err.
president OF the Federation OF Wom-
EMS Clubs, will speak In October.
The date has not yet been fixed.
Nov. l0-Madam Joyce Kilmer,
lecture on "poet Personality.
Dec. s-Homer Hubert foreign
representative of the National Geo.
graphic Society. Lecture subject. "A
fank in the Far East"
Jan. 12-Carl Sandburg. recital.
Feb. 12-Grinnetl String Quartet,
concert.
The literary department of the club
is the study class, which meets all
3ternate Monday afternoons. The OPP
.ening meeting was held Sept 81. The
subject for the years study will he.
THE Worlds sGreatest Short stories
and story WRITER'S st's
The CIV Federation.
The City Federation of Women's
Clubs is an organization of the club
women of the city for the object OF
working together for civic improve
.ment and performing, other duties
which advance the interests of ,citi-
s2ens. 1t Is composed OF sixteen clubs
and Is affiliated with the state and
national federation.
The officers of the club are Mrs.
Susan White. president: Mrs. D. r.
jackson, first vice president; Mrs. r.
IS. sHynds, second vice president; Mrs.
%. B, Waters, recording secretary:
Mrs III. S. Lawrence; corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Mary Berriman,
treasurer and Mrs, George w. OAR
ling, auditor. A special advisory COM
mittee is made up of the past presi-
dents. Other committee chairmen for
the year are: Patriotic, Mrs. Graham
w. Lawrence; streets and alleys,
Mrs w. H. Arney;; garbage. Mrs. AL
fred Stern, monument, Mrs. D. r.
jackson; educational advertising,
Mrs. G. C. stellar; entertainment.
Mrs. Joseph A. Whitacre.
The meetings of the club are open
to any of the members Of the various
organizations but only the president
and two delegates are allowed vote.
The principal work carried on by the
club last year was the campaign for
raising the fund for the memorial
monument in Riverside as a token Of
respect for the county's world war
dead. The success for this large un-
!dertaking was largely due to the eff
forts Of Mrs. D. r.. Jackson who was
president of the federation. last year
Spinning Wheel Chapter, D. A. Il.
Spinning Wheel Chapter, d. A. r.
will open It's meetings the third Fri
Gay in October. The officers for the
year are Mrs. Jane Eadie, regent:
Mrs May Sandoe, vice-regent; Mrs
Roy r. Bradbury, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. ]. B. Simmons, cores
ponding secretary; Mrs. Frank G.
Pierce. treasurer. Mrs. w. B. Wild