Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
FRIDAY.

| The meeting of the Woman's Club was
J again marked by a large attendance Of
! it's members as the outlining of the work
! for the year was to be continued. And
! each one was interested in what her as
signment was to be in carrying out the
comprehensive program that had been
planned by the president and her various
committees.
! Mrs HoOper's continued absence was
greatly regretted as they were very an
xiOus to begin at once the program Of
! the department of home economics, and
none of the other women could be in
duced to begin 1t until she was back to
preside as chairman Of the section.
1t had been suggested by the president
that they might continue the informal
discussion of budgets that they had been
carrying on during the vacation months
and 1t was finally resolved that if Mrs
Hoopers were not able to be with them
for several weeks, that the best plan
would be to go on in this way.
ut seems to me-" remarked the presi-
dent. that those sample budgets on
which you nave been working should be
finished, and that your consideration of
them can 90 right on In yOHr club sec
tion~ as 1t did in the small group during
the summer. Then when Mrs Hooper
returns, we win have completed set OF
budgets ready for a general discussion.
We had reached only as far as the
clothing allowance in the budget we are
preparing" volunteered Mrs Chaplin,
and we have still three other items TO
dlscuss-operating expenses, advancement
ana saving. And | quite agree that il
will be the best plan for us TO go on
and complete them"
This suggestion meeting with the gen
eraI approval OF the other women, Mrs
Chapln, was appointed Temporary chair
man OF the section with instruction that
they continue their Informal discussion
The last Friday in each month was
then designated az the one on which the
club was TO meet for general discussion
OF the work outlined by the National Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs which met In
Denver In June; and the other meetings
or the month were to be devoted to the
WORK OF the various sections. The presi-
dent URGED that as many Of the members
as possible would join the home econom-
les department because In their small
community there was no doubt that more
good would come Of concentrating on the
business Of making staple, economic
units Of their own homes, and Of I'm
proving Of conditions in every individual
household In Mavheld.
The larrer plans for better educational
governmental and America nization nroJ-
ects. which were occupying the atten-
tion 81 women's clubs in the cities they
could take up Incidentally.
The work outlined by the National
Federation Of Women's Clubs includes
much that Is beyond our field" CON
clpded the president "and I believe that
Mrs. Hooper Is right in her contention
that IT Is in the homes Of each one Of MS
IN Mayfeld that we can do 'reconStruc-
ton work that VIII eventually be of the
greatest benefit not only 70 our own
town but TO the country at hrge"
The menu for the three meals on Satur-
day is:
BREAKFAST.
Crane Juice Cereal
Fish Cakes Hot Corn Bread
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Spanish Omelet
Bread and Butter Apple Sauce
Cocoa
DINNER
Veretable Soup
Ragout ~ Kidneys with Brown Gravy
Dreamed Potatoes Steamed Cabbage
Apple Indian Pudding