The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-05-15
CLUB NOTES
Interesting Notes OF The women's

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Clubs OF The County
The 9th District Farmers Club
was delightfully."- entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. Elisha Kirk at their home
at Pennington, on Wednesday, May
the sixth. The general topic around
which the days meeting was center
ed was Canned Foods" This was
discussed from several angles. Mr..
Harvey Towsend talked on tomato
cultivation, Mr.. Thomas Mcdowell
talked on asparagus and lima bean
cultivation and Mr.. A. D. Radebaugh
on the general outlook of canning
crop conditions. Mrs. Ed. Crothers
talked on the value of canned foods,
to the home maker, and gave some
original menues showing their in
telligent use in the diet, as well as
Miss L. R. Grimm showed some
good examples of canned foods pro-
ducts illustrating the diversity OF
the industry and compared the
home to commercial canning. An
open discussion on Canned Foods
followed.
| The fine hospitality shown, the
delicious dinner and happy social
hour, together with the good pro-
gram in the afternoon, marks this
May meeting one to be long
remembered.
!. AT an all days meeting of tha
Colora Woman's Club on Tuesday.
May 9th, seven gowns were created,
The subject of the meeting was "The
One-hour Dress" The Club was en-
joyably entertained at the home OF
Mrs. James Aiken. ts9 !.
The Girls Clubs meeting this
week include Cecilton Seniors and
Cecilton Juniors on Tuesday, May
18th, Colora and Liberty Grove
Clubs, on Wednesday, May 18th,
Warwick, Thursday, May 14th.
4 The Warwick Womans Club meet
ing will he held on Thursday. MAY
14th at 200 P. NJ, in the club
room. The subject for this meet
ing is Costume Design and the
leaders are Mrs. Samuel King and
Mrs. Unruh.
| The Earleville Woman,s Club win
meet on Friday, May 18th, at the
nome of Mrs. Daisy Smith. The
leader for the meeting is Miss Julia
DuShane and the subject is ..Becom-
Ing Colors in Clothing"
The first day of May was cele-
brated most delightfully."- by a May
Day party at the very attractive
club rooms of the Rowlandyille
Community Club. About seventy
i've club women accepted the cordial
Invitation extended them and ex-
pressed their hearty appreciation OF
the fine hospitality shown. The trip
10 RoWiandville, pictureQue little
village situated among tho hills aof
OF the Eighth district. is through
ia beautiful section Of ;Maryland,s
falryland. The clubs rooms were
acclaimed a, compliment in attrac-
tlVeness to the interesting scenery.
The women. of Rowlandville can be
Justly proud of the club room since
they created it. The soft gray OF
walls, wood work and floor make a
ntttlng background for the painted
furniture, gay curtains and cushions.
Flowers from the home gardens
added to the beauty of the rooms.
In the afternoon, women from
Calvert. Appleton, Perryville, Lib
erty Grove, Port Deposit and Elk
ton were greeted by song of well
come written by a local club mem
Der. A short regular. business meet
ing presided over by Mrs. Howard
Logan, President, was then in order,
after which an interesting program
was given. A reading by Miss Daisy
FIT, a solo by Mrs. r. w. Wood
row, duet by Miss Daisy Pitt and
Mrs. Howard Logan, a talk on
Cecil Federation OF Homemaker's
Clubs" by its president, Mrs. Clark
+. Moore, talk ON "Our County" by
Miss L. r. Grimm and a closing
song by assembled groups completed
the program. After this, the hos
tess served dainty refreshments, and
the guests enjoyed a happy social
hour together.
Mrs. Moore in her talk on the
Federation, urged everyone to attend
the meeting to be held in Elkton at
the Church House on May 16. She
mentioned the interest shown at
their meeting and said it proved how
much the meeting of all clubs will
be enjoyed.
Calvert Women's club was present
with the largest delegation, and Ap-
pleton Women's Club travelled the
longest distance to the meeting.
Every club Joined in voicing their
lannro0io zion ~ Tho ao~aSoI A1~-sA~rxA..