White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-10-17
Woman Club
Lays Out Active
Years Work
New Annual Yearbooks
Reveal Ambitious Pro-
gram For 1o30-3l

In their customary colors Of grey
and green, the new year books made
their appearance at the first meeting
of the Woman's Club in the assembly
room of the Lutheran church Wed
nesday afternoon.
The new. programs are attractive
in subject matter as well as in appear
ance. There will be two study meet
ings in October, the second to be
held the afternoon of October 20,
when Mr.. Charles L. Powell of Ken
newick will address the club mem
bers on every Day Facts about
Law that Women Should Know
A question box will be substituted for
the usual roll call. Hostesses for the
afternoon will be Mesdames Keal and
Taylor.
The November meeting day, No
vember IL, will be treat for music
lovers. The program is under the
charge of Mrs. r. E. Gibbins and
Mrs. c. H. Kingman, who will arrange
for the presentation of operate gems
from Faust, linked together by a
itself. Members will respond to roll
call with the names of favorite COM
posers. Hostesses, Mesdames McFee
and Reierson.
Two splendid book reviews are
promised for the December meeting,
which falls on the tenth. Mrs. McFee
will review with Lantern in Her
Hand" by Aldrich, and La Farge's
Laughing Boy" which was awarded
the Pulitzer prize last year, will be
reviewed by Mrs. Wheeler. Roll call,
Modern Writers Favor" The De-
cember hostesses are Mrs. Wilson
and Mrs. Mykol.
The January meeting, on the 18th,
will be devoted to the subject of
poetry, when Mrs. Alex Parke will
discuss Poems of the Golden West.
The names Of famous western poets
will be given in response to roll call
and the hostesses for this meeting
will be Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Wade.
An exhibition Of lace will be an
interesting feature of the February
meeting, on the 18th, when Mrs. Tay-
lor and Mrs. Gilhuly will tell of the
laces made in the different parts of the
world, their histories, methods of
making, etc. Roll call, "Needlework
Treasure MOST Hostesses for this
afternoon will be Mrs. Anglin and
Mrs. Parke.
On March 18th the club will vary
it's usual procedure by meeting at the
home of Mrs. ]. c. Lloyd instead of
in the assembly room of the church,
as usual, to listen to paper on
Colonial Furniture by Mrs. Lloyd.
The roll call will be Furniture
Prefer" Hostesses will be Mrs. Gil.
huly and Mrs. Smith.
A Musical Garden is the new and
original idea to be carried out in the
April 18th meeting, other features to !
be a spring flower exhibit and garden !
slides. The roll call will be answered |
by the names of favorite flower songs
and the afternoons hostesses will be
Mesdames Wheeler and Joyce.
The Annual Guest Day of the club
will be celebrated at the home of Mrs.
E. ]. O'Larey on May 18th, when
dramalogue under the direction of
Mrs. F. E. Taylor, will be presented.
There will also be music and a COM
mittee of eight hostesses, Mesdames
Wilkinson, English, O'Larey, Kin
caid, Meeks, McMurry, Anderson and
Shaw, will have charge of the after
noon.
In June or July, reports of the state
will be given the stay-at-
home members by those who will
attend.
Regular monthly business meetings
will be held, current events to be
given in response to the roll call at
each of these meetings.
Special features of the club year
are: gift tea in November; a Christ
mas party in December; cemetery
cleanup and annual guest days in
May, and the annual husbands picnic
in July.