Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-10-27
CLUB
MEETING
Mrs. +. II. HOguc, Mrs. n. l.. Settle
Pres. sec
End and 4th Mondays
Chamber Commerce Rooms
MRS. HOMER L. SETTLE,
Secretary

Monday was a happy day for the
ladies of the POrtia Club when tAes
had as their guests forty ladies' OF
the Weiser Outlook Club. At one
O'Clock, the forty guests and sixty
Porria ladies' had luncheon in the
domestic rooms at the high scnCC-.
Abe luncheon, which vas prepared
and served by the domestic science
class under the direction o. MISS
NodIe. was perfect in every detain.
As compliment to the guests o.
honor. their club colOTs Of yellow
and white were used in the decOra-
rions. hese were carried out by
committee from POTtia. Mrs. Hughs.
Mrs Seeley. Mrs. Johnston and MIS-
Graves.
At the conclusion OF the luncheon.
Professor Turner took the entire
party to a tour OF inspection of the
high school building. After this
much appreciated courtesy, the Ia
dies reuaircd TO the club rooms
where the Outlook Club gave very
splendid program TO over one hun
dred members OF POrtia. Mrs Nor
timer. the charming president OF
Outlook. presided and called on her
thew had prepared Mrs. Earl Nc
Connell. sang as the opening num-
ber. My own Rose, by MOntaigne.
This was followed by a paper. Writ
e~s of American Indian Music by
Mrs. Z Il. Galley. This article was
I exceptionally fine and Mrs. Galey's
. bearers were fortunate in being priv
iledged TO benefit by the exhaustive
study which she had put into the
preparation of it. Mrs. r. L. ClOugh
sang BY the Waters OF MinnetOnka'
b. Lieursace. This song which is
protrayal of an Indian legend, is a
perfect example of American Indian
Music, and was q fitting climax for
Mrs. Galey's paper. Arrayed as an
Indian maiden. Miss Orpha John
( son. gave reading from Hiawatha-
( This recital was perfectly wonderful
and no less defi igiftfT was the ac-
com mDaniment on the piano BY Miss
! Phelps The closing number was an
impromptu talk by Miss Olive Pc
trashek, in which she told q clever
story which was yOCiferOusly re
/ Altogether the meeting was Q de-
/ Ilightful and profitable affair. and
Portia will be looking forward Gag
erly to the time when our neighbOT-
( ing friends shall visit US again.
/ Just preceding this social hour,
! Portia held a short business season
at which q few reports were made.
Mrs. Albert White. chairman of the
/ Library Committee. says that her
/ committee is busy all the time and
that they are giving out about $50
! books ner week.
Mrs. Crump. chairman of the Pub
lie Welfare Committee. talked OF
work which she has been doing. She
has fitted out several applicants for
charity and reports q number Of
worthy but needy people who are
planning TO patronize the rummage
sale. One woman has asked that If
possible sewing machine of some
kind be offered at this sale. She is
capable of making over and sewing
for her family if she had a machine
Mrs. Crump is anxious that some one
donate a machine and thereby do Q
good turn for this worthy woman
The sale will oPen on Monday, Nov
ember 7th and every one in the COM
munity is asked to contribute some
thing. Clothing. shoes. furniture
bedding. dishes or anything what.
ever that a person or family could
use Call Mrs. Crump. 27S-J. and
tell her what you have to offer.
Portia hopes that every woman il
the county will visit the laundry
this week. Visit Laundry Week. 3:
, Mr.. Johnston. has kindly offered Il
. give to the building fund of the clut
/ ten cents for every woman who visit;
the laundry this week and register
on thePortia Club register.
he next meeting of the club vii
be on November Il
Member Press Committee