The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-03-09
Club Doings


Mrs. A. d. McRae was hostess
to the Quality club Monday eve
ming when its members decided to
sponsor the movie 1.-THE Spirit OF
Culver" in an effort to raise
money for the clubs share of the
expenses of the district conven-
ton. Mrs. Phebe Fuller discussed
the bills before the state legisla-
ture which meet with the appro-
val of the state federation; Mrs.
Parker Sanders gave brief reviews
Of five recent best sellers Fanny
Kemble", "Rebecca", "AIl This
and Heaven Too" Listen, The
Wind and THE Long Tomor-
row.; Mrs. w. E. Paffrath read
paper on Musicians of Scandin-
avla" and Mrs. E. j. Stephany
played a piano solo wedding
Day at Troidhaugen-'.
Meeting Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. F. L. Jeppeson,
the Twentieth Century club
members elected Mrs. M. p. Fei-
gal, president; Mrs Reede Gray,
vice president; Mrs. Ira Rogers,
secretary; Mrs. B. H. Clark, trea-
surer and Mrs. Jeppeson, SER
geant-at-arms. ''Tots at the Type
writer" an article in the current
Readers Digest was reviewed by
Mrs. E. A. Johnson ana the club
members learned of the proceed
ure in getting a bill before the
state legislature from Clifford
James who also discussed the civil
service bill, the 80 liquor bill and
the loan shark bill all problems
at this session.
The Sorosis club, meeting at the
home of Mrs. Carl KrauSe, heard
a paper on EARLY History of Ire
| land" by Mrs. Elmer Wright who
traced the development of the is
land from its beginning to the
twentieth century. Mrs. Oscar
Galstad with Irma Johnson at the
piano, sang a group of Irish bal
lads Little Bit O. Heaven y
Daughter of Mother Machree,'
'Mother Machree," "Smilin'
Through" and Irish Love Song"
During the business session Mrs.
M. L. Freise was elected preSi-
dent; Miss Johnson, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. J. M. Stewart, secre-
tary and Mrs. Wright, treasurer.
Mrs. John Kohler will head the
program committee with Mrs.
Galstad and Mrs. Loren Kruse-
mark as members. The club will
begin efforts to raise money for
its share of the district meeting
by sponsoring food sale Satur-
day. The rext meeting will be the
annual social affair at which hus-
bands are guests to be held at the
Guild hall, Monday, March 20.
5 Mrs. Max Treu opened her
home to members of the Woman's
club Monday evening, when the
club voted to urge the passage OF
the four bills endorsed by the
state federation and now before
the state legislature for enact
ment. Members will respond to
roll call at the meeting April II
| by paying their share of the
money levied for the district con-
xention.. Election of the new pro-
gram committee resulted in the
choosing of Mrs. O. c.. AuStbo as
chairman, with Mrs. B. E. Marsh
and Mrs. J. w. Inglis as members
| Everett Lynn with Mrs. c. L
Lynn at the piano opened the
| program by playing a clarinet
solo, LA Sonambula" by Bellini-
Davis. "All This and Heaven
Too" Rachel Fields new book
was reviewed by Mrs. A. P. Fall'
who made her outline of the story
so fascinating that every one pre-
sent who had not already Gone
SO, resolved to read it in full
Interesting too was Mrs. Albert
AslesonS review of Daughter Oh
The Eagle" a story of life in AL
bania told by a native girl Mex
hmie Zaimi, who now is student
at Wellesley college.
The Venture club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Willard Neu-
enburg as hostess. st. Patrick
stories and jokes were given in
responce to roll call. Mrs. Walter
Pearl reviewed Isabel Fields
"This Life I've Loved" and Mrs
E. L. Dunlevy told of ''Who's Who
| in America this year" Mrs. Dun
levy will be hostess at the April
| meeting.