The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-11-01
CLUB NEWS OF THE WEEK

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ing programs this year will be given by the Won
ems Realty Extension Board, following its monthly
luncheon at Culbertsons, Wednesday The mem
bers will respond to roll call by giving Thanks
giving recipe This club sponsors better homes
and home manufacturing, and has arranged to
present two speakers representing home industries
John Penn Fix and George Hatch.
Mr. Fix will have his subject China and
Silver" Mrs. Rex Gardner, program chairman.
is responsible for arranging the program Mrs
Ross Matthews president, will preside.
On account OF election. The World News Club.
whose meeting would fall Tuesday, set its
meeting forward one week. and met last Tuesday
al the home OF Mrs. Il. J. Danson, Sl3o6 Adams
Mrs. W. III. Seymour, president in charge.
Open House" held at the Washington
Chidren's Home Saturday, the occasion being the
Silver Tea given by Auxiliary No. l. Paronesses
OF the auxiliary who presided at the tea tables
Mrs. NJ f. Hay Mrs. A. f. Mechanic, Mrs
Irving Davis. Mrs. Will Murgittroyd, and DIR. Mary
Macmillan Rodney. Pink roses were used in
the dining room. the color note of pink and silver
being carried out in tall tapers at the tea tables.
The floral decorations, noticeably beautiful were
the gift of Spokane florists. Lending charm to
the occasion were the small ushers, the children
at the Home, who greeted the guests, and escort
ed them proudly about their quarters. which have
been redecorated during the summer by the mem
bers OF the Auxiliary. The childrens playroom,
with its color note Of blue and as back
ground to the Halloween decorations, held the
interest of the guests Mrs. Robert jay Lee, pres
dent OF the Auxiliary. Miss Mary Sibbett. super
visor OF child placing Miss lnez Meyring Miss
Sibbetts guest, who is here in the interests of
Zonta Club for Spokane and Mrs Phil Brook
wife OF the president of the local board,
in the receiving line. Mrs. Glen Riner was gen
eral chairman of arrangements assisted by Mrs.
David Knapp, Mrs. Arthur Bright Miss Kathleen
Shields, and Mrs Jerome Barline Proceeds of
he tea will be used for the redecorating fund
Corneia Chapter, Twentieth Century Mothers.
VIII meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. George
Hardgfove, president, 40S Twenty-fourth avenue
The leading paper will be presented by Mrs.
Robert Kane, who will have as her theme "The
Economic Value of Teaching Children to Know
and Love Birds Mrs. Richard Mckay and Mrs.
w. A. Fellows will assist with the program.
The first of the fortnightly dances, which are
each season delightful part of the social life
OF the members of the Spokane Womans Club
viii be given in the remodelled section of the
clubhouse, tonight. The dance committee this year
IS headed by Mrs. II. S Eisenhauer. with Mrs.
\. A. Salmon, assistant chairman. Others on the
committee are: Mrs. viii Stewart Mrs Grover
Mnnice, Mrs. II, c. Rannger and Mrs W. H.
Philbrick. The club body will meet at the club
house Monday TO transact business Mrs A. c.
linloe, president, presiding.
Mildred Lee Chapter, Daugters of the Confed-
efacy VIII have its monthly luncheon meeting at
the Crescent Tuesday. Mrs. John McInnis will
preside at the business meeting and Mrs. w. H.
Hunter Will give paper Religion in the
Army The hostesses will be Mrs w C. Losey
Mrs. f. G. Nash, and Mrs. J. O. Robinson
Mrs. Max Gerber 241S Pacific will be hostess
to Auxiliary No !, at an all-day meeting, Tues
day Mrs. Robert jay Leee, president will direct
me business meeting after which thee members
will sew for the Washington Childrens home
Mrs, Gerber will be assisted by Mrs w s. Hend
eTson.
Mrs. Nathan Anderson and her mother Mrs
q. 7. Roe, will leave Spokane for Long Beach Cal
November 5th where they will join Mr. Anderson
who left several weeks ago for the south in an
effort to regain his health Mrs Roe will spend
The winter with her two daughters Mrs A. r.