The Owosso times., 1922-05-12
RUSSIANS BLOCK GENOA TREATY
Woman's Club of Owosso
Announce Yearly Program

! OWOSSO, May i2-The Womans club
has just completed their program for
the ensuing year. and are at present
having them printed in dainty book
| form in the club colors of dark blue
and gold.
The program arranged for the coming
meetings during the year are as follows:
Ad5ourning during the summer
months the next meeting will be held
| the fifth of next october.
The meeting will be opened by a
Presidents Address of Welcome" by
Mrs. Grace Fouth, followed by having
will be heard. The city teachers will
be guests, and community singing will
be held, followed by a social tea.
The hostesses will be the executive
board.
The meeting Oct. 12 will be opned
with the discussion of the world news
Following, an article on What Are
Economics?" will be given by Mrs
Alice Ward.
Then an introduction to the years
study by club will be given. Hostesses
will be Mrs. Carrie Hall and Mrs. Irene
Dowling.
The club meets with the State Fed
Grafton at Flint. Oct. 10.
Oct. 26 will be Federation day. A
Fouth, followed by Federation Notes"
Music will be enjoyed.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Florence Grill
and Mrs. Mary Woodward.
The meeting Nov. 2 will he opened
with the discussing of the world news.
This being followed by an article on
knowing Ones Own Community" by
Mrs. Maude Thompson. The leaders
in the discussion will be Miss Hazel
Tidman. Mrs. Eva Laverock. and Mrs.
Clara Dawson. Community singing will
afterwards be enjoyed.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Effie Miner
and Mrs. Elizabeth Worden.
The Nov. 9 meeting will also be
opened with the discussing Of the world
news. Afterwards. an article on "Hous.
ing and What 1t Means to a Comniu-
nity." will be given by Mrs. Leila Cad
wallader.
The leaders in the articles discussion
will be Mrs Fannie Matthews and Mrs.
Lillian Goodwin.
A model house by manual training
class OF an Owosso school will also be
the program. This will be followed by
singing "The Little Grey Home in the
West"
The hostesses will be Mrs. Myra Laun-
stein and Mrs. Carrie Harris.
Nov. 16 the meeting will be opened
as usual with discussion of world news.
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nomics" under the direction OF the
Home Economics committee, Mrs Carrie
Reineke. chairman.
The following subjects will also be
discussed. "a Step Saving Kitchen"
"Favorite Recipes" pet Economies"
Also short talk on Home Nursing"
will be given by Miss Gaulke, superin-
tendent OF nurses at Memorial hospital
Miss Keyes. city school nurse. will be
there also.
The hostesses for the meeting will
be Mrs. Alice Reynolds and Mrs Franc
Myers.
The Nov. 23 meeting will be opened
by an article THE Michigan Indian"
given by Mrs. S. r. Morrison, who is
state chairman of Indian welfare. I'm
dian Trails in Shiawassee" will be an
other, given by Mrs. Julia Walsh. An
interpretative Indian dance will also
be given by Mrs. Clara BRANDED. There
will he a number of Indian relics on dis
play.
Hostesses will be Mrs Hulda Chris
tian, Mrs. Harriet Fitzpatrick and Mrs.
Grace Osburn.
Dec. 7, Christmas program, under di-
rection of the Children's Welfare COM
mittee, Mrs. Flora Nichols as chairman.
Children will be the guests. and Christ
mas music will be rendered during the
meeting.
dOSteSSeS Will De MIS-. LOla van Dyke.
Mrs. Verda Carr, and Mrs. Ava Parvin.
During the remainder OF the holiday
season, the club activities will cease.
The next meeting will be Jan. 4, 1925.
The discussion of the world news will
mark the opening of the meeting, fol-
lowed by an article on Law Econom-
les" by Byron =. Hicks. and also What
Woman Should Know About Law.
There will also be singing by the male
quartet. The hostesses will be Mrs.
Evelyn Sherwood and Mrs. Lima Mack.
The Jan. IL meeting will be opened
also with the discussing of the world
news. Afterwards, the book of The
Rising Tide of Color" by Lathrop
Stoddard, will be reviewed by Mrs. Ethel
Curwood. Also the book, Dark Wa
ters." by Dubois, will be reviewed by
Mary Patee and readings from Dunbar
will be given by Mrs. Anna Murry.
The leaders in the discussion will be
Mrs. Nellie Dignam and Mrs. Frieda
Ploger.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Matte
Hanifan and Mrs. Emma Richardson.