The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-05-25
WOMAN'S CLUBS COUNCIL
TIE CONNECTICUT STATE FEEDER.
ATION.

Programme OF Annual Meeting to be
Held in Wuterbury-NIrs. Adam Reid
Vice President.
The programme for the meeting of
the Connecticut State Federation of
Womans clubs to be held in Leaven-
worth hall, waterbury, May 81 and
June /, is complete and presents a
number of interesting features. 1t is
printed on black and white paper with
the covers in red and white, the fed
Grafton colors.
The officers of the Federation are:
President, Mrs. T. X. Noble, Central
club Norwalk; first vice president,
Mrs. H. H. Pyle, EngliEh Literary club,
Bridgeport, second vice president, Mrs.
Adam Reid, Wednesday Afternoon
club, Norwich; recording secretary.
Mrs. Charles w. Shelton, Woman's
club of Ansonia, Derby and Shelton;
corresponding secretary, Miss Dotha
Stowe Pinneo, Woman's club, Nor
Woman's club, Willimantic; auditor,
Mrs. Fl. Maria Barker, Womans club,
Seymour; board of directors, Mrs.
George e. Terry, Woman's club, Wa
terbury; Mrs. B. f. Walker, Authors
club, Bridgeport; Miss Alice Grey
Stanley, Woman's club, New Britain;
Mrs. F. e. Hartwell, Classics club,
Danbury; Mrs. George Starr Barnum,
Study club, New Haven; Mrs. Howard
Wakeman, Hearthstone club, South
port.
The business session on Wednesday
morning will be preceded by a meeting
at $3.50, when the delegates will pre-
sent credentials and receive their
badges.
At 10 o'clock the business session will
be opened by an invocation by Mrs.
William H. Phipps, Woman's club of
Waterbury. This will be followed by
the address of welcome given by Mrs.
]. N. Russell, president of the Wo-
mans club, Waterbury.
Mrs. H. H. Pyle will give the re-
Spouse. After the reports of the vari-
GUS officers and the two reports of
clubs, which have Joined the club since
December s, 1897, Mrs. James Osborne
Wright mabel Osgood Wright), presi-
dent of the Audubon society of Con-
necticut, will present the work of the
te q
on amendments to bylaws will COM
plete the morning session. Luncheon
will be served at 1890 in the parlors
of the first club by the Ladies' Mission
airy society.
The afternoon meeting will convene
at 1870 and the following interesting
programme will be carried out:
Piano duet-Jubel overture, Opus SO,
Weber, Miss Frisbie, Miss Long, Wo-
mems club, Waterbury.
Election of board of directors, 1898,
1900
Vocal duet, Miss Edith Long, Miss
Gertrude Smith, Women's club, Water
bury.
Woman.
Woman under the Old Civilization,
Miss Mabel J. Jenkins, Woman's club,
WilIimantic.
2-Woman under the Christian Civil
1ization (a) IN the Learned Professions,
Sophia Penfield, M. D., Travellers club,
Danbury.
(b)-In Literature, Mrs. Charles W.
MacCord, Wednesday Morning Art
club, Bridgeport, English Literary
club, Bridgeport
(c)-In Science, Miss Susan Hoyt
Evans, Study club, New Haven.
DIN Music, Mrs. F. W. Gerard,
Woman's club, Ansonia, Derby and
Shelton.
(e)-In Art, Miss Martha Edwards
Beach, Keramic Art club Wednesday
Morning Art club, Bridgeport.
O-In Philanthropy, Mrs. Jabez
Backus, westport Caritas club of Fair
field county.
(g)-In Education. Miss Mary NJ Alb
bott, Woman's club, Waterbury.
The Ideal Woman, Miss Sarah T..
Stevens, Woman's club, Norwalk.
Violin solo, Concerto Romanique
GODDARD, Alelgretto, Moderate, CAMEO
Meta, Miss Belle Manross Sigourney,
Woman's club, Waterbury,
Announcement of result of elections.
America"
Adjournment.