The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
SEVENTH DISTRICT FEDERATION
Annual Meeting TO BE Held at We'll
iington November .. 9 and 10.

! Wellington, Kan, Nov. 4.-The Seventh
District Federation OF woman's clubs will
hold its third annual meeting in this city
November s. and 10. The officers OF the
Federation are as follows: President.
| Mrs. J. A Fontron, Hutchinson; first
! vice president. Mrs. Ada B. GaskelI,
| Sterling; second vice president, Mrs J.
/ P. Ramseyer, Newton; secretary, Mrs. F.
| II. Carpenter. Hutchinson; treasurer,
Mrs. F. II. Carpentershrdluetaoi
Mrs. H F. Smith, Wellington; executive
committee, Mrs. J. A FOntron, Mrs. F.
II. Carpenter, Mrs. H. F. Smith; enter
tainment committee. Mrs. C. H. Hitch
cock, chairman. Wellington.
The following program win be carried
out:
Wednesday, 500 +. m.-Music; invoca-
ton; music; address Of welcome, Mrs.
". NJ Carson. Wellington; response. Mrs
Anna Jones, Lyons; annual address, Mrs
]. A. Fontron; original poem, Mrs. W.
H Maddy; music; reception.
Thursday, 900 a disappointment OF
ommittees-nominating parliamentary,
resolutions; report Of officers; depart
ment Of education, chairman. Mrs. Alice
VI. Turner, Newton; paper Manual
Training" Mrs p. ]. Parker, Newton:
general discussion; paper, Should Par
ents Choose the Life Work of Their
Children" Mrs F. ]. Lewis. Larned;
discussion led by Mrs. Al WeaJherly,
Harper; report of credential committee;
r-,1I oF
ports Of clubs.
Thursday, 80 p. m.-Music; home de-
partment, chairman, Mrs. Annetta z.
Bond, Sterling; paper, The Mother in
the Home" Mrs. Cora G. Lewis, Kins-
ley; discussion led 10y Mrs. G. ". WI
mans, Hutchinson; report Of clubs: five
minute tntermission; recitation Miss Bes-
sic Walters; department of literature
chairman Mrs. Belle W. Burkett, King
man: paper. Modern Fiction as Teacher
in Sociology" Mrs. Lora R Priddy,
Wichita; discussion led by Mrs Mary D.
Bruce, Sedgwick; paper, Modern Fiction
as a Teacher OF Ethics" Grace Hull
Groves, La Crosse; discussion led by
Mrs. Keren H. Buck, Kingman; talks by
distinguished guests, Mrs. James Hum
phrey, Mrs. s. r. Peters, Mrs Noble
Prentis, and others
Thursday. 500 p. m.-nusic; art depart
ment: paper, art Notes" Mrs. R. P.
Murdoch. Wichita; music. piano solo.
Mrs. Gleed, Topeka; paper, "a Study in
Lanuae." Mrs. Sallie F. Toler. Wichita;
music department: paper, Ballads"
Mrs. Whiteside, Hutchinson, accompan-
ist, Mrs. Gleed, Topeka.
Friday, 900 a. m.-Music: paper, "A
Problem" Mrs. John ". Roberts. Hutch
inson; report Of parliamentary commit
tee; paper, rs the Advancement Of Wo-
men Making Our Homes HappierT' Mrs.
Mary F. Allmon, Pratt; report Of nom
mating committee; election Of officers:
committee on resolutions; adjournment.
Personnel of Federation: Carey Circle,
Wellington; Prentis Club, wellington;
Pharos Club. Wellington; women's Club,
Domestic Science Club,
Hypatia, Wichita; Wichita
Musical Club; Wichita; Chautauqua AL
umni Association. Wichita: Astraea Club.
Wichita; Themian Club, Newton; Ladies
Reading Circle, Newton: Art Union,
Newton; Home Culture Club. Sterling;
NJ 1. c. Sterling; Athena Club. Sedg- |
wick; Nineteenth Century Club, King
man; Twentieth Century Club. Kingman: /
Club, Kingman; Portia Club. |
Larned; Arena Club, Meade; Biographi- |
cal Reading Circle. Mcpherson: Ladies' /
Progressive Literature Club, Mcpherson; /
Social and Study Club. Harper; Coterie 4
Club; Pratt; P. E. o., Lyons; wonan's /
Club, Kinsley; Nineteenth Century Cir
,le. Mulyane; Review Club La Crosse.