The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-23
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The Pan Des Moines clIh haa .a.,,..
the use Of the large auditorium On AZ
third floor Of the build AZ the Gov
ner Of Ninth and Center atreats a.,
merly known as Galley building. This
hall has seating capacity Of j. 900
Preparations are being made to hoId
regular campaign meetings. IA nrourau !,
of reputable speakers is being arran =.
ed for the season. Look for further No.
tice ~
SCORES BIG mr.
Dysart Is jazz orchestra s. acor;r, (.
big hit at the chemists convant;on
WI; ch is being held at Hotel savaru
III this week. The piano saranbone
xylophone trio feature nYon III Re Srr'
prised' and uThe Shoulder Shak;no
Blues' are being well received.
CLUBS.
The Mary Church Terrell club met
N q. day night at the r. N. Hyde home
on thirteenth street. Important busi-
ness was transacted and plans made for
the coming year. On account of the IN.
ness Of Miss Margaret Roberts who wa
to have been hostess the next maet;ng
will be held at the same place with
Miss Roberts as hostess,
The Home Maker 8 league will meet
Tuesday, Jan. 81 at the protection
home. All members are renuested -
be present as the installation of officers
will be held. The following officers will
be installed by Mrs. s. Joe Brown 70.
firing president; Mrs. Mary Manning.
president; Mrs. L. L. Bowles. vice pres.
ident; Mrs. Johnnie Shaw, secretary:
Mrs. B. Reynolds, assistant secretary
ond Mrs. Law, treasurer.
The Callahan Industrial club met
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. Henry
West, 1912 Center street. Election Of
officers for the coming Year: President.
Mrs. R. N. Hyde; vice president, Mrs.
j. Mayweather; secretary, Mrs. Mable
Stewart; treasurer, Mrs. Powell. chan
lain; Mrs. Gross, reporter; Mrs. T.
Adams, chairman Of Program commit
tee; Mrs. Henry West. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. J. Alvin Jefferson.
1922 Day street.
beautiful concert will be given by
the Callahan club in the near future al
the Maple Street Baptist church. An
.nouncement will be made later
The Tumblers, newly organized club
of twenty young women met at the
community center Wednesday night and
perfected their organization. The club
has been organized for the purpose of
playing basket ball. Mr.. Toussant
Howard of the syndicate basket ball
team will coach the young women. A
great deal Of enthusiasm has been man
Tested by the young Women and they
are hoping to have some speedy con
tests this winter.
LODGE INITIATES.
The Phythian lodge No. Is held an
initiation Tuesday, Jan. 20 at Castle
Hall, lily East Walnut street. The
grand chancellor commander, I. IT. Gett
presided. The following candidates were
given the degrees of Rnighthood All
Cater, Geo Thomas and William Will
JAMS.
NOTICE,
have few copies Of Kelly Miller q
history Of the world g war for sale at
$3.50 each. Persons desiring COMES
at this low price telephone Red 1927
and the books will be delivered at any
time.-Mrs. N. M. Wilson, agent.
DU BOTS ASSOCIATION.
The Du Bots association met at the
franklin school, Jan. 81 An enthusiast
tic group Of youthful mothers were
present, as well as number Of teach
crs. Mrs. Mary Coalson, who for years
has been interested in Sociology gave an
inspiring. address, as we'll as Miss Waugh
OF the Lincoln extension school and
Miss De Jarnette attendance officer.
Plans were laid for a day nursery for
all nationalities in the Franklin school
district, where so many Of the older
children are kept out Of school to care
for the younger children while the par.
erts work; and committees appointed
by the chairman to find a nursery loca-
ton. A kindly matron in charge. The
fiji ancing Of the nursery is being dis
cussed by estimable women with promi-
rent philanthropists Of the city and win
be reported at our next meeting, Feb.
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COMMUNITY SERVICE.
The 8. T. Brit club entertained num-