New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-25
NEWS OF FEDERATIONS.
CONVENTIONS OF THE OHIO AND WIS
CONsIN CLUBS BEGIN TO-DAY
1--we TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED By THE MEMBERS
-SEw-JERsEY WOMEN MEET IN AT


-SEw-JERsEY WOMEN MEET IN AT
LAST7C CITY TOMORROW.
n I. expected that the women OF Ohio will he
represented IN large numbers at the fifth annual
convention OF the State Federation, which begins
to-day at Cincinnati and which will occupy three
days. with morning. afternoon and evening ses-
sions.
The Grand Hotel IS the general headquarters.
where all delegates and visiting clubwomen Will
register.
This afternoon a council Of the presidents and
delegates will be held a. the Scottish Rite Cattle
oral and all club members are invited. The FOL
lowing topics will be discussed Should Clubs Do
Only Literary Work." what Is the Possible Value
10 The state OF Club Federation" Why Should
Clubs Federate7" Country Clubs" and State
Library" An opportunity Will be given FOR
open discussion Of any topics pertinent TO club
work after the foregoing subjects have been pre-
ssnteo
Club. that have Joined the Federation during the
year. as well as all societies which have never re-
ported WI be invited 20 give two minute report
o. their club work through their president or dele
gate
reception will be given at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral this evening by the federated clubs Of
Cincinnati and vicinity
The opening session Will be held tomorrow morn
lns II TIE Scottish Rite Cathedral In the after
noon the visitors VIII be entertained by the people
Q, Cincinnati and gver opportunity 10 visit
places q Interest about the city. The evening
zion Will be held a. the Odeon when Mrs Rebecca
D Lowe president Of the General Federation. viii
make tie leading address.
Cnusua. cour,esles are extended 70 the visitors
by the people % Cincinnati The delegates and
visiting olsbwoner wearing their badges receive
hat rates from the transfer companies for them
selves and their baggage while the street railroads
give them free transportation during the entire
convention
THIS badge o. honor also admits the wearer 70
ell receptions and entities her reserved seats at
a. meetings An interesting and varied pro-
sramme orstlins with vitsl topics Will be given
each day while the opportunities fo- social inter
course W. be many. Among other topics OF gen
era interest 70 be discussed. that OF the adysa-
tli;y Of establishing State normal school leads
n importance.
Cent. Is the vie or General orr. who IS mem Der
q the Governors stan She IS also the sister Of
Mrs Calvin Brice. The other State officers are:
MIS- John Tucker o. Newark. corresponding Sec
uIeT The local Executive Committee. headQuar-
te's the Cincinnati Woman's Club. Perrin Building.
: I'm ana Race SIS IS composed Of Miss Annie
secretary; Mrs George A Middleton. corresponding
se.retar,. and Mrs Robert \ Dykins treasurer.
tees Finance Mrs William ?. Hubert transport
s,ion. Mrs " n Lewis. halls and decoration.
Wright; hotels Mrs ! NJ McMuin: ushers MIS-
howard Eckert, credentials and badges Mrs
Charles D. Crank; social entertanment. Mrs. Law
rrynee Marvel: programme. Mrs George a
-Nsyer. press Mrs Anne X. Benedict
COLUMBUS WOMEN TO ATTEND.
Columbus club women are intensely interested in
the Federation. and the capital city Is well repre-
fsr'sd On ne programme Among the many many PoPSs-
saI delegates and guests OF that city Is Miss kath-
urine NcCahe