The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-07
STATE WOMEN'S CLUBS.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CON-
NECTICUY FEDERATION.

Next Thursday-Attractiye Programme
Prepared for the Occasion-Two Days
Session Planned.
The annual meeting of the Connecti-
cut State Federation of Women's clubs
in Ansonia and Derby, Thursday and
Friday, November and 3. The visiting
clubs will be entertained by the Wo-
mems club of Ansonia, Derby and Shell
ton and will open at l p. M, When the
delegates will be registered at the par
ish house Of Christ's church by the Gre
Dental committee The first session
will open at o'clock. The programme
for the two days is as follows:
Thursday, November s, 1900
Music
lnvocation-Mr Melville e. Mead,
Mrs. Meads school for girls, Hlllsloe'
Norwalk.
Address of Welcome--Mrs. James ~
Mason, president of the Woman's CLUB
of Ansonia, Derby and Shelton,
Responsa-Mrs. W. r. Hopson'
Bridgeport.
Reports not exceeding two minutes,
from the following clubs: Woodbury.
Woman's club. Mrs T. l.. Shea, presl-
dent: Willimantic, Woman's club, Mrs.
Charlie A. Capen, PRESIDENT water
bury, Womens club, Mrs jay II. Hart,
president; washington, Monday club,
Mrs. Martha P. Brown, president,
/ Stamford, Connecticut branch lnterna-
tional Sunshine society, Mrs. E. l.. SEQ
field president; Stafford Springs, Cur
rent Events club, Mrs, q. A. wash
| burn, president; Southport, Hearth
stone club, Miss josephine S, Heydrlck
president; Seymour, Womans clup,
Mrs. L. A. Camp, president; Norwich,
Wednesday Afternoon club, Mrs. w. ),
C. Perkins, president; New London,
Saturday club, Mrs George Seth Nor
gan, president; South Norwalk, riday
Afternoon club, Mrs. c. A. Tucker,
president; Norwalk, Woman's club,
Mrs. Isaac S. Jennings presidents ID
brary club, Miss Marie c. Keith, presi-
dent; Central club, DR.. Emily " ID.
Pardee, vice-president; Mortified, Wo-
mans Literary club, Mrs Ettaiine
Grant. president; New Milford, Monday
club Mrs. J. Butter Merwin, president
New Haven and West Haven Kalma-
thean, Mrs. f. l.. Mason, president;
hawthorne. Mrs. Elliot Littlejohn,
president: Woman's School association,
Miss Rebecca ID. Beach, president;
Study club, Mrs. George Starr Barhum
president; Igdrasyl club, Mrs M. q
Doolittle, president.
Memories of the Milwaukee Ben
NAL Mrs T. K. Noble.
400 to 500 p. M, parlors OF the far-
ish house, Ansonia. Reception to all
visiting club women, by the Woman's |
club, During the reception quartette
from the Yale Glee club will sing,
500 p. m, Congregational church,
Ansonia, Federation in eession,
Music
Address THE Club Movement
Among working Women" Miss Char
lotte Coffyn Wilkinson, secretary of the
National League Of Working Women.
Lecture 1.-THE Value of Settlements
to Social Reform" Miss CornelIa F.
Bradford, head worker Of Whittier
house. Jersey City
Music.
Address-"The Morals of Shopping"
Mrs. Florence Kelley, secretary of the
Consumers League.
Friday, Novmber 9.
Sterling Opera house, Derby-9:3o a,
M meeting of the board of directors of
the Federation.
10 a. in.-Music, report of the record
ing secretary, Mrs. C. w. Shelton; re-
port of corresponding secretary, Miss
Dotha Stone Pinneo; report of auditor,
Mrs Fl. M Barber; report of treasurer
Mrs Jay H. Hart; reports not exceed
ing two minutes, from the following
clubs: New Britain, Woman's club,
Mrs. Frank j. Porter, president; New
Woman's club, Mrs. e. r.
Ayers. president; Milford, Tuesday AT
ternoon club, Mrs. David Plat, presi-
dent; Merden, Review club. Mrs. III. ii,
stockder. president; Hartford, Literary
Delivers, Mrs. j. C. Kimball, president; !
tIearthstone club, Mrs. e. l.. Smiley,
Four Corners club, Mrs. J.
A. Whittlesey, president, Enfield, Wo-
mans club, Mrs Caroline w. Darling,
president; Ellington, Woman's Literary ,
club. Mrs s. r. Kimball, president;
East Haddam Woman's Educational r
,lub, Miss Sarah T.. Parker, president; !
)anbury Travellers club Mrs. II. T.
Hoyt president; The Other club, Miss
Frances II. Fairclough, presidents
Monday club, Classics club, Mrs. f. E.
president.
Address-"Our Public Schools Miss
celeste e. Bush, superintendent, Man
ie.
Action upon amendments to bylaws
resented by board of directors
Informal ballot for nomination OF Of
icers and directors.
Intermisslon.
Luncheon will be served in three =
faces, the parlors of the st. James
Episcopal, the Methodist Episcopal and !,
he Congregational churches by the
aides societies. These churches all :,
ace the green and are but,a few steps
rom the Opera house. =
200 D. Mastering Opera house;
Election Of officers and directors.
Reports, not exceeding two minutes, u
rom the following clubs: Cheshire,
literary club, Miss Lillian N. Stoddard,
resident; Canaan, Crawford club, Mrs. :,
w. Camp, president; Bridgeport, y
Morning Art club, Mrs. F. =,
{. Wilson, president; Round Table, v
Irs. G. H. Dmond president; Mosaic >,
ub, Mrs ]. r. Rose, president; League y
{ Keramic Art. Mrs Philip Holzer \,
resident; English Literary club, Mrs. Az
dward Sterling, president; Colonna
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