The Redwood gazette., 1936-10-08


Masters of Their Fate and 9TH
ers fully as absorbing make up a
series of discussions for each eve
ming during which two books of
contemporary fame will be re-
viewed. At the first meeting held
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. E. L. Gallea, eVein of Iron"
by Ellen Glasgow and "Roll River"
by James Boyd illustrated the
general topic Generation after
Generation" and were skilfully
reviewed by Mrs. c. L. Lynn and
Mrs. Gottlieb Kuenzli. In the
business meeting, Mrs. j. E.
Greene was chosen to be a dele
gate to the state convention at st.
Cloud and other business making
for the betterment of the club was
discussed. This years officers are
Mrs. O. G. Austbo, president; Mrs.
Loren Cragg, vice president; and
Mrs. B. E. Marsh, secretary and
treasurer. The program commit
tee is headed by Mrs. r. w. Pryor
and other members are Mrs I. M.
Stensvad and Mrs. Gallea while
the social activities will be arran-
ged by Mrs. G. L. Lynn, Mrs. c. 0.
Gilfllan and Mrs. j. W. Lauterb-
bach.
A three act play at the Novem-
ber Is meeting, discussions on
such timely subjects as "How
Sweden Won Recovery, "Decen-
tralization of Industries, cart
Galleries of Minnesota" a review
of "Gone With The Wind" from
the pen of the youthful author,
Margaret Mitchell, travel talks
and Christmas cantata make up
part of the well-prepared out
line used this year by the Quality
club. The clubs year began Mon
day evening with a meeting at the
home Of Mrs. G. E. Martin when
the retiring president, Mrs. Clague
opened the meeting, conducted
the roll call program and intro
duced Mrs. Martin as the new
presiding officer. Greetings by
the president were followed by a
program arranged by the music
committee and presented by Mrs.
B. P. Finn. Allen Fobes and
Robert Tiffany played two cor
net duets 90, Zion Haste" and
America, The Beautiful; Mrs.
w. F. Jackson gave a short dis
cussion of the life of Beethoven
and Jeanne BeckStrand played
two of his compositions, the ada
gio movement of ''Moonlight
Sonata" and exit from Sonata,
opus 10, Number 1. Miss Mildred
Nafsinger with Mrs. G.. A. Young
at the piano sang Failing in Love
With Some One" and 'Love is
Kind". Because this year is the
Tooth anniversary of the publica-
ton of Professor McGuffey's read
ers which were found in all
schools many years ago. Mrs. A.
D. McRae told something of his
life and read well-known poem,
"Rock Me To Sleep Mother. Af-
ter the program, refreshments
were served from a table beauti-
fully decorated in gold and silver
with Mrs. H. P. Sanders and Mrs.
j. P. Linn presiding at the coffee
urns. Mrs Martin is president;
Mrs. Vern Pryor, vice president;
Mrs. E. o. Charlebois, secretary
and Mrs. Toger Nelson, treasurer
of the club; Mrs. G. w. Ellison,
Mrs. w. F. jackson and Mrs. Mel
son make up the program COM
mittee; Mrs. r. w. Serkland, Mrs.
E.. E. Lang, Mrs. J. P. Linn, Mrs.
c. A. Lauterbach,, Mrs. H. P.
Sanders, Mrs. Frank Baldwin and
Mrs. Parker Sanders are members
of the social committee; on the
music committee are Mrs. T. o.
Johnson, Mrs. 1. L. Spencer, Mrs.
Finn and Mrs. G. A. Young; Mrs
G. v. Everett, Mrs. L. H. Kuck
and Mrs. G. N. Nicholson are on
the membership group; civic af-
fairs are handled by Mrs. E. C.
McCuskey, Mrs. Frank Clague and
Mrs. A. j. Coleman and the parli-
amentarian is Mrs. A. d. MeRae.