The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-28
CLUB WOMEN LEAVE TODAY.
TO ATTEND STATE FEDERATION
CONVENTION AT YAKIMA.
seattle VIII BE Well Represented by
Delegates From Eleven City Or
Ranixations-ProRra for Three
Days, Commencing Tomorrow.

The Seattle delegation to the fourth an
nual convention of the Washington State
Federation of Women's Clubs, which Will
be held tomorrow, Wednesday and Thurs
day at North Yakima, will leave here this
morning over the Northern Pacific at 7;45
o'clock. Nearly every womans club in
the city has appointed delegates to attend
the convention, two delegates being al
lowed to each club.
Up to last night the names of some
of the delegates had not been filed with
the president of the State Federation.
Mrs. Kate Turner Holmes. of this city,
but those already filed show that Seattle
Will be well represented in the conven-
ton. The names of the delegates who
are expected to leave today and their
clubs, are as follows: Ad Astra Club.
Miss Bessie r. Winsor and Mrs. Wet:
Classic Culture Club, Mrs. w. p. Harper
and Mrs. r. J. Healey; Clarionian Club,
Mrs. c. w. j. Rockers and Mrs. Robert
Abrams; Fortnightly Club, Mrs. Uri See
ley and Mrs. r. j. Fischer; Kindergarten
Club, Mrs Emma Reekie and Miss La
MARIE: Nineteenth Century Club, Miss
Francis Knapp and Miss Jessie Reeves;
Orppec Club. Mrs. VIII II. Parry and Mrs.
M. A. Kellogg; p. e. o. Club Mrs. w. H.
White and Mrs. Il. C. Bowen; Seattle
Federation of Clubs, Mrs J. s. T. Mitch
ell and Mrs. NJ. B. C. Bettinger; Women's
Century Club. Mrs c. II. Hagan and Mrs.
John B, Allen; Women's Single Tax Club,
Mrs. Sarah Benson and Mrs NJ. w. Way.
Several clubs of the city have promised
to send delegates, but neglected to file
their names with the officers of the fed
Grafton up to last night. 1t is expected
that nearly all of those named in the
above list will attend the convention.
The programme for the three days of
the convention as at present arranged Is
as follows:
Tuesday.
Meeting Of board of directors at place
of meeting.
Call to order
Invocation.
Flora c. Hall.
Roll of delegates.
Report of recording secretary, Mrs. FL
vira M. Ellwood.
Report of corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Report of treasurer, Mrs. Mary b. Stacy
Thompson.
Report of auditor. Miss Grace Isaacs.
Report of printing committee. Mrs.
Report of club eligibility committee
Mrs. Kate Turner Holmes.
Report Of badge committee. Mrs. Mary
Report of chairman Of correspondence,
Mrs. Eva w. Cove.
2;30 p. m.
MUSIC.
Reports of standing committees
Education, Mrs. r. b. Hassell.
Club extension, Mrs. Floar Collier Hall.
Maae aaSes ri Mu MarS Club src Taeoma
Library Mrs. Ida NJ. Ashenfelter.
History, Miss Calene l.. Allen.
Special committee on travelling libraries,
Art in club work, Mrs w. L. Adams.
Reports to be limited to seven minutes
each, followed by eight minutes discus
sion.
Tuesday Evening.
Reception of officers. delegates and WIS.,
itors.
Wednesday.
9 a. m.
Reading of minutes.
Unfinished business.
Reading of proposed amendments.
Reports of clubs.
IL 80 a. m.
Music.
Roll call
Reading OF minutes.
Introduction of guests.
Reports of clubs, continued.
Music. Euterpe Club (Olympia).
Discussion.
Music.
Presidents address, Mrs Kate Turner
Holmes.
Shakespeare's Heroines, Mrs. Mary Bar
rett Hagan.
Music.
Thursday.
a. m.
Roll call.
Reading of minutes.
Consideration of amendments.
New business.
Open hour.
2:30 p. m.
Music.
Roll call.
Reading of minutes.
Report of committee on resolutions.
Music, st. Cecilia Club Cracoma)
The influence Of literature upon life.
Mrs. r. b. Hassell.
Needed Reforms in Advertising, Mrs.
Clara Dean Carter.
General discussion.
Reading of minutes.
Adjournment
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