White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-03-26
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
GUESTS OF ROSALMAS

On Monday, March %, nine mem
bers of the Junior Woman's Club
accompanied by the club advisor, Mrs
Frank Taylor, were the guests Of the
Rosalma Club in Yakima, the meet
ing taking place in the Woman's Cen
fury Club house. This is the new home
of the Rosalmas as well as that OF
the ladies of the Century Club, and
is very lovely club house.
The meeting was opened with a
short address of welcome by the
Ros lalma president, Mrs. Burianek,
after which followed short business
meeting. After adjournment, Mrs. lay
lor spoke few words of appreciation
and introduced the White Bluffs visit
ors who were: Mrs. w. r. Kirby,
president of the Junior club, Mrs. Earl
Soden, Mrs. Loyal Borden, Mrs. Will
lam Schwisow, Mrs. Ralph Upton,
Mrs. Russell Miller, Mrs. Beth Beyers,
Mrs. Wright Wiehl Mrs. Taylor call
ed on Mrs. Kirby to give brief sum-
mary and history of the activities@of
the local club.
Mrs. Miller gave short talk on
the household account records that
many of the local members are keep
ing, which to the Yakima girls was a
new and interesting idea.
Mrs. Taylor was then asked to tell
the girls more about "The Dish Gar
dem, topic of interest to many of
them, as in the last Club Bulletin Mrs.
Taylor had spoken of the "Dish Gar
den" for people who have no yards or
places suitable for plants and shrubs.
She advised using Japanese shrubbery.
as this never grows very tall or large.
She said that one could use large
dish for the foundation of the nina
ture garden, with a mirror in the
bottom of the dish to represent min
ature lake or stream, or use real water
if preferred. In the discussion of this
garden many new ideas were brought
out. This is, of course, Of especial in
terest to people living in cities, where
there are no yards available for gar
dens.
Mrs. Rose Larson, Yakima, was the
next speaker and she again made us
feel welcome and told us briefly of
the district and state declarations and
urged the local club to become federat-
ed as she said she felt that we would
receive more benefit by SO doing.
Federation will be taken under adj
visement soon by the local club. Mrs.
Larson said she hoped some time
later to entertain both Yakima and
White Bluffs clubs at her home.
Mrs. Taylor has kindly offered the
use of the grounds at her home for a
picnic to be held early in the summer,
on which day the Yakima club with
it's advisors, Mrs. Larson and Mrs.
will be our guests.
Following Mrs. Larson's talk,
short play, entitled School Days." was
given and was received with a great
ieal of laughter and applause.
At this time one of the hostesses OF
he afternoon brought in a table beau
:ifully set for a formal Easter lunch
con, which, of course, brought forth
many comments. She then gave us the
'ecipes for the dishes they were serv-
ng that day and these will be printed
n the Spokesman in the near future.
After this, refreshments were serv-
ID and an enjoyable visit with their
1ostesses was had before the visitors
inally departed for home.
All who made the trip felt that the
lay was indeed we'll spent and look
Onward with pleasure to entertaining
he Yakima club this simmer.
MRS w r KIRBY