The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05
in WOMAN'S REALM.
CLUB WOMEN ON TO DENVER
New York Women VIII Go I'm a Body
The Programme Complete
Brain-Teasing Problems to Re
COunterbalanced by Brain-Eas-
ing Excursions.

The New York delegates to the Denver
convention of Federated clubs have arranged
to go In a party, under the leadership Of
Miss Helen M. Winslow, editor Of The Club
Woman. The party will receive additions
from cities along the line.
For the benefit Of st. Paul women who may
wish to address some inquiries in regard to
the approaching convention, the names and
addresses Of the officers Of the national FEEDER
alton are printed:
President, Mrs. Ellen M. Henrotin, Stock
Exchange building. Chicago; vice president
Miss Alice Ives Breed, Deer Cove, Lynn,
Mass; recording secretary. Mrs. c. p.
Barnes, 1926 Third avenue, Louisville. KY;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Philip N. Moore,
1920 Mississippi avenue, st. Louis, Mo-. treas
urer, Mrs. Frank Trumbull, 1889 Franklin
street. Denver, Col; auditor, Miss Annie
Laws. S1S Dayton street, Cincinnati.
The real business of the convention will
begin Tuesday. the subjects under discussion
being: "The Relation Of General and State
Federations' ''The Coordination of Educa-
tfonal Forces and 'The Income of General
and State Federations" Wednesday morning.
addresses Of welcome will be given by the
governor of the state and the mayor Of Den
yer. Mrs. E. M. Ashley, for the state FEEDER
alton, and Mrs. S. S. Plat. for the Woman's
Club Of Denver. will also welcome the dele
gates. The day will be closed with pleas
ure excursion to Elitch's garden.
Thursday will be spent In the discussion
Of "Civic Clubs and Village Improvement AS,
sociations, " by Mrs. Cornelius Stevenson, OF
Philadelphia; ''The Press" by Mrs. Hem
rotin; PHASES of Economic Work in Clubs
by Mrs. Lyndon Evans. of Chicago; Home
Economics" by DR.. Mary E. Green, of Char
lotte, Mich.
Friday morning Miss Evans, of Mortified,
MIMI, will conduct the educational confer
ence, and Mrs. Cyrus E. Perkins, of Grand
Rapids, the conference on club methods. "The
Industrial Problem, as 1t Affects Women and
Children by Miss Clare de Graffenried, of
Washington, D. c.; an art club conference,
and cart and Utility" discussions complete
Fridays programme. "School doesn't keep"
Saturdays, so the whole day will be given
ing. however. there will be an address on
Folk Songs Of America" by Mrs. Philip N.
Moore, of st. Louis.
Sunday, twelve pulpits of the city will be
occupied by prominent women Of the FEEDER
alton. Monday morning the election of Of
ficers will occur. In the afternoon Mrs.
Marion McTredway will discuss the ''Lit-
erary Movement in America" and Mrs. May
Alden 1.-THE Travel and History Classes"
Monday evening Mrs. Henrotin will deliver
the farewell address, and after the introduce
ton of the new officers the convention will
close with a social meeting.
Says Mrs. Mariana W. Chapman, president
of the New York State Suffrage association:
IF the women Of New York state could
have realized the added power, the added
respect, the added influence that would accrue
to their position as enfranchised citizens, they
would comprehend their present helplessness
gars in every good movement they wish to
inaugurate in every charitable. educational or
philanthropical endeavor they desire to in
stitute.''
Mrs. Chapman might have added another
.inducement. viz: The citizen women would
not be subjected to the discourtesy of ill
bred, officials as are the denizen women at
rlresent