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

"'a.i, ni.tur4aa; 49,, ovnn t.rp.,
registrar; MRS. a. j nowe a..a .iIs.,
Graham w. Lawrence menbera OF
foard of managers.
Rae meetings Will continue TO be
held ON the third t'riday Of each
month when the members will study
the Book Of Citizenship" published
by the state legislation committee OF
the Iowa Federation of Women 5
Tubs. several program meetings viii
ne given by the club. Al the opening
meeting, Mrs. Fred l.. trlsbee. OF
sheldon, the state regent, and Mrs,
Edward +. Sehoent9en, national wee
president, of Council Bluffs, Will
speak IN December the club Will
celebrate the a00th anniversary Of
the landing of the Pilgrim fathers.
In May the animal luncheon will be
held and there will be the usual Oh
serrance of flag day.
Tuesday Musical Club.
The only musical club of the city
is the Tuesday Musical Club with u
membership OF fifty. The officers are
Mrs. K. w Doo!ittle, president: Mfs.
Y
Mrs t. T. Gildner. second vice presi-
tteni: Mrs. d. II. Welker. recording
secretary Mrs. Charles Myers. COR
responding secretary: Mrs. X. IL.
Han, musiea, director; Mrs. II. M
Cooper. treasurer.
A general study of American COM
posers will he taken up at the bi-
weekly meetings this year. The clue
Will hold several open days, one OF
which will be recital by Miss Ahoie
Eisseil, of Tama, Jan. is. The OPEN
ing meating viii be Oct. u when
Miss Emily Perkins will appear In
piano recital.
Marshaiitown Chapter, o. A. r.
Marshalitown Chapter. d. A, X.
held its first meeting Friday Sept,
and will continue to meet the first
Friday of each month. The officers
hho will preside this season are Mrs.
j. r. swineley. regent; Mrs. J. +.
schultz. vice regent; Mrs. W. e. San
ders, recording secretary: Mrs. Har-
riet c. DAILY. corresponding secretary.
Mrs. David Lennox, treasurer: Mrs.
s. q. Lampman. registrar. Mrs =. y.
Carver. chaplain: Mrs. Helen Clark.
Mrs. Frank Hummel. GUS
todian: Mrs. Merritt .;reene. mem
her of board OF maar :.'fhenl.
The chapter will continue tho
study of .Americanization and the
members are planning to assist In
the supplying of milk to the children
OF the Abbott school. The January
will be purely social and the
annual picnic will be enjoyed on
Flag day.
Witsnasemots Club.
Thursday. Oct. Z, Is ths date that
The members of the Witenagemote
Club viii begin their forty-fifth year
Of activities. At this msetjHg the an
naal election will lie held and the
course OF study and reading will be
decided.
This club is one OF the Oldest In
the sta3. having been organized In
the fail OF 1875. 1t is limited to-a
of twe1ye women who
meet every Thursday afternoon dur
Ing the club season.
The officers who served last year
were Mis-. Jennie Wilson. president:
Mrs. Angelica Binford. vice president
and treasurer and Mrs. C. j. Scheeler,
secretary.
Hawthorne Club.
The Hawthorne Club will begin It's
season Oct. S. This club Is a study
organization which meets every
Tuesday during the season. The
will continue the study of
the current events Oh outlined In
1.-THE Outlook" The monthly dinners
will be served again this year with
the husbands as guests.
E The officers are Mrs. G. G. Urine,
president: Mrs. A. f. Balch, vice
president; Mrs. Lacey u. Patterson,
secretary: Mrs. A. A. Moore. treasnr-
err and Mrs. C. G. ST. Clair and Mrs.
E. r. Lay, program committee.
Chapter BIB, p. e. q.
A secret literary organization OF
the city is Chapter BIB. P. e. O. with
a membership of forty-five, A mis-
celaneous program will be studied
and several meetings are to be
planned later.
The officers are Mrs. B. C. White
hill. president; Mrs. p. w. Norris.
vice president: Mrs. Mary Gavney,
recording secretary; Miss Mary Mil
Ter, corresponding secretary; Mrs,
Leon Brintnall, treasurer: Mrs. w. s.
Devine, chaplain; Mrs. w. O.. Crow
der, guard; Mrs. w. n. Arney, jour-
nalist.
Shakespeare Club.
As Is implied by the name the
members of the club study the works
of Shakespeare at their meetings
which are held alternate Tuesdays.
Comedy of Errors will be the first
book studied this season.
The officers are Mrs. e. w. Har-
mon, president; Mrs, Lauretta Mich
OILS, vice president, Mrs. F. Aubrey
Smith, secretary and treasurer.
Entire Nous Club.
The officers of the Entire Nous
Club, which begins it's years work
Oct. Z. are Mrs. Anna r. Smelling,
president; Mrs. Emma NJ. Johnson,
first vice president; Mrs. Jennie Will
son. second vice president: Miss Mary
Miller. recording secretary; Mrs. G..
NJ. Williams, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. G. NJ. Williams, CORES
ponding secretary; Mrs NJ. u. Chesire.
leader; Mrs. Frank Haradon. treas :
urer. The meetings of the club will
be held Tuesdays tho the plans for