The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-15
CLUB WOMEN NEEI
At Kingfsher Today in Annual
Convention.
CONTEST FOR PRESIDENT
Program of Exercises and List
of Delegates.
CONTEST FOR president

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Guthrie, O. t, May 1.-THE rionual
meeting of the Women's Federate99aaqtubs
Of Oklahoma and Indian Territory, which
conyenes at Kingfisher tomorrow evening
in three days session, promises to be
filed with interest to which may be add
Cd a touch Of excitement. inasmuch as
a number Of the delegates sniff from
the selection of president Of the fe9fr-
alton. Mrs Selwyn Douglas, the p1s 8
ent president is understood to be gan
didate for reelection, and for esme
months past rival club women have been
pullink wires with all the skill Of the
politicians, to encompass her overthrow.
Nearly every prominent club woman Of
Guthrie has been mentioned as possible
candidate for the presidency. but the in
ability Of the half-dozen clubs TO agree
upon a single local candidate has led to
movement to concentrate the strength
Of the Guthrie clubs upon Mrs A. c.
Scott Of Saltwater.
Below is given a list of delegates and
alternates who have been chosen to rep
resent their respective localities in the
convention:
Watonga-Mrs. Anna Campbell
Perry-Nrs. Moore, Mrs Kinnick.
Oklahoma Cfty-Mesdames Van Wrinkle,
Streeter, George Leiber, Selwyn Douglas,
Sohlbc-g, ]. Preston Addington, Aston,
A NJ Derrick, " Grant, W. G. A Jonte.
Misses Mary Miner, Francis Burrows.
Enid-Mesdamos Kelso, Fleming. Lee
and Moors.
Anadarko-AIrs, Cleveland, Miss Ida
Raft.
shawnoe-AIrs. Harry Mead, Mrs.
Cooper.
PauTs Valley esdames Mayginnis,
Constant Barton. Rennle.
Stllwater-Nesdames Hunt. Wikoff,
A.-~C. Scott
FL Reno-Mrs. Laura Howells, Mrs.
Phillips.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Winfrey, Nc
Kelvy, Cox. Arnold. Settle.
Purcell-Mesdarnes Cox, Snead. Childs.
Blanchard.
Guthrie-Mesdames Guss Hixson. Hop
l5ins. Speed, Marsh. Campbell, Wenner
Burford Dodson Hart. Houston, Caster,
ASP. Fegan, Miss Rees.
Chickasha-B1rs. Harris, Mrs HsmiI-
ton
Ninco-Mrs. Johnson.
Norman-NIesdames Edwards. J. r
Boyd Van Vieet. ThreadgilI Phillips
WooIward-Mrs Nan V. O'Bryan, Mrs.
Ida p. Lee.
Tecumseh-Mrs, Darsh. Mrs. Cutlip.
Pawnee- Gesdames Mary Carr Biddi-
son, c. NJ Hill.
Guthrie, o. 7. March l4-This week the
club women Of oklahoma met in King
E. her. The meeting opens torrally
Tuesday evening in the Congregational
church of Kingfsher Miss Esther Lo-
gau's address Of welcome viii be respond
"a to Y Miss Margaret Rees OF Guthrie
The presidents annual ard talk on
Some FOX Lore Of the South" by Mrs
St3utarb1rough. will conclude the even
Ing. Wednesday morning vii be given
up to official reports and the Civics de-
partnent. Of which Mrs. Emma Admire
Is chairman How to Influence Legisla-
ton" Town and Village Impr pvements"
and How to Foster Patriotism" are 10
be discussed by Mrs Salone johnson Of
Van ans Mrs. Clara ]. Kelso of Enid.
Ar. which leads in Wednesday morn
ings session, is introduced by Mrs. Eu-
gene Hamilton of Chickasha. a cultured
woman who was educated in European
are and musical canters.
Mrs. Preston }. Addington Of Oklahoma
City, Mrs. c. j Arrengton PHILIPS Of Il
Reno and Mrs. J. z. Harris OF Chicka-
sha lead in a consideration Of 1.-THE Ma
donna in Art" The Dutch Schoof" and
John RuskiE's influence on art in Eng
land
Mrs. +. X Brooke of Guthrie wife Of
Bishop Brooke of the Territorial di c Sc
presi3os In .he department Of literature
aud Airs. \. H. Van Vleet OF Norman
conducts the educational department
Topical points i'm these two s-ssi-ns are
God literature ana how to foster love
for it" and the value # engaging right
activities which employ the head. the
heart ,he hand" These are respectively
assigned to Mrs. J. J. Houston OF Guth-