Woman's enterprise., 1922-05-05
Report Shows Club More In
Demand Than Any Time
Since Purchased

The past month has been a banner
one for the Club House in every re.
spect. At a recent meeting of the
Board of Managers, the report of the
treasurer showed that the club had
teen more in demand than at any
time since purchased.
The Story Telling committee held
one of its most successful programs
in its May Day festival It was
very beautiful affair gotten up by
Miss Carolyn Farrnbacher, assisted
by Mrs. Leroy Gilbert.
Mrs. Anthony Doherty was chair
man Of the committee in charge Of
the card party given for the benefit
of the club, and it was delightful
affair and most satisfactory in both
a social and financial way. Mrs.
Doherty is planning a second card
party as the first one proved to be
so popular.
There have been several dances at
the Club House and the Board has
been so gratifed at the splendid CO.
operation of the young people in try
ing to have these dances just what
they should be that the club will be
rented for dances just as long as the
dances continue to be held with that
end in view. It has been a very pleas
ing thing to note the interest the
mothers take in these dances and
how many now attend.
The one, big topic around the Club
House at present is the raising of
funds to meet the note due June II.
The Housewives League has done
most wonderful thing in the eyes Of
all the women interested in this burn.
ing question, and that is they voted
at their last meeting to put $1,000 in
stock in the Woman's Club House.
This money was made by hard work
and the hearty cooperation of club
women from every club in town. The
league served several meals for the
Rotary convention, and this sum add
ed to what was in the treasury al
ready made it possible for the league
to come forward with this splendid
assistance.
The women are trying in every way
to get the sum needed, and one en-
tertainment is going to take place
that will coax money out of every
ones pocket. A special committee of
five, Mines. J. A. Tucker, Henry Jas
tremski, Maurice Mayer, H. W. Sto-
| pher, and G. A. Waterman are getting
up what is to be known as an "Old
Time Minstrel" The cast includes
some Of the most prominent men in
town, men who are famous locally for
their talent in this line, and who
have not been before the public in
this capacity for years. The one
thing that is worrying the committee
now is the fact that they will not
have room enough in the club to
accommodate the crowd this per-
formance will attract! The entire
cast will be announced in a day or
so, and will be powerful drawing
card.
The president has received a re-
quest from the Ebell Club House in
Los Angeles for picture of our Club
House. They had heard that it was
the only one in the state owned by
women and wanted picture to hang
on the wall of their club.
Just one word-Please every wom-
an who is in any way proud Of or
interested in the Club House, won't
you make yourself committee of
one to interest some other woman and
see that she does her bit? When we
meet our note on June II, for we
are going to do it, we women will
have paid $4,000 in cash in one year
on our Club House, and if you will
pardon the slang, we all feel that is
"going some."