Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-06-21
Ofwomen,s Clubs in Session in This City
"A Good Representation aud In
teresting Program.

Board Meeting...
Business Meeting g........................
Informal Reception of Delegates ................
2P.M.
Music. ..... Miss Pearl Fritz, Minneapolis, MINI.
Address of Welcome. me....................
..............Mrs. A. B. COnnor, Hot Springs.
Response. Mrs. II. IL. Brown, Sioux Falls
Presidents Annual Address. ................
Mrs. Winona A. Lyon, Sioux Falls
Reports of Officers and Committees ..........
SP. NJ.
deception, given by the Shakespeare Club. to
the Club Women, ut the home of Mrs. w. w.
Stewart.)
THURSDAY, JuNE2O, 10 a. NJ.
Music. Miss Whitesidc
Paper" English Poetry ............ Mrs.
McGee, Current Events Club, Rapid City,
Discuss0n... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Paper-'Naue of Study of Literaturc"...
............ Mrs. Lane, jackson Club, Miller
Discussion ......;......... Observation-Disclosures.
Music....... ........... Mrs. Rcmcr, Deadwood
2r.M.
Music ........... Miss Olive Howe, Rapid City
Paper" Education. h"...................Mr Mrs.
Hryson, Woman's Literary Club Gettysburg
Music. Observation-Disclosures. Mrs Somers, Rapid City
Paper-"Water From Many Wells" . Miss
Clara Ilughey, Nineteenth Century Club, Huron
Discussion ...........
Music. ...............Mi Miss Rose Bower
Paper Influence of Home Edncation"
Mrs. c. L. Lewis, Fortnighty Club, Rapid City
Discussion. ...........
Music........ ..................M Miss Pearl Fritz
Piano. Miss Olive Howe
Vocal. Nlrs. Somers
Whistling Solo. olo.................Mis Miss Rose Bower
soprano Solo. ...............M Miss Mayme Stanley
Paper-"Some Italian Composers'.
......................... Mics Olive Howe
Piano.. ..................... Miss Pearl Fritz
Paper-'Muscal Education in the United
States" Mrs. Voedscl,, Clio Circle, Aberdeen
Vocal ..................... Mrs. Renier
Piano Observation-Disclosures. Mis-. WhitetHe
FRIDAY JUNE 81. 1OA. NJ
business Observation-Disclosures. .........................
Election of officers. Observation-Disclosures.
Music. usic...................Mr Mrs Somcrs. Rapid City
Paper-.Are Foreigners Menancc to the
Nation. Mrs. Lumley. woman's Club, Pierre
Discussion.
Mu-c. ..........................M Miss Stanley
"Philanthropy". ....................
Miss Billings. wonan's Club. Lead City
Discussion.
Music.... ....... Miss RISE Bower, Rapid City
Music. ..........................M Mrs. RemeA
Music. Observation-Disclosures. Miss Howe
There are 81 clubs in the state which
belong to the state Federation, nearly
all of which are represented at this
meeting. There are IL Women's clubs
in the Black Hills, s of which belong
to the State Federation.
| The following delegates are in at
tendance:
Mrs. W. A. Lyon, Mrs. T. II. Brown
and Mrs. W. @. Dockstader, of Sioux
Falls. Mrs. A. w. Glenn, Mrs. w. e.
Lovejoy and Mrs. G. }. Mcleod, of
Aberdeen. Mrs. Lucy Bryson and
Mrs. A. L. Mariette, of Gettysburg.
Mrs. K. G. Phillips, Mrs. E. w. Martin,
/! Miss Clara d. Coe and Miss Floy Bull
ock, of Deadwood. Mrs. Geo. Beemer
and Mrs. E. L. Billings, of Lead. Mrs
w. M. Cox, Mrs. j. NJ. Woods and Mrs.
G. w. Brown, of Rapid City. Mrs. j.
A. Stanley and Mrs. A. j. Kellar. of
Hot Springs.
The officers of the Federation pres.
ent are:-Mrs. w. A. Lyon, President:
Miss G. d. Coe, Corresponding Secre.
tary; Mrs. A. w. Glenn, Treasurer; Miss
Floy Bullock, Western Division cores
pondent; Mrs. w. T. Coad, Recording
Secretary Pro Tenn.
Guests:-Mrs. H. w. Summers. Mrs,
Joe Gossage, Mrs. F. II. Whitfield, Mis-.
Abbie Whiteside, Miss Rose Bower
Miss Olive NJ. Howe and Mrs. G. L
Lewis.
AS indicated by the program, Wed
nesday was largely taken up by
business matters and the reception t,
the visitors. The home of Mrs. w. w
Stewart was happy scene Wednesda.
night, for with music and the bright
vivacious conversation of throng o
club women, it could not be other tina,
joyous affair. Delicious refresh
ments were a feature of the evening"
enjoyment.
One matter of general interest tina
the Federation is considering is reso
luton providing for home somewher
in the state for feeble and INDECENT oil,
ladies who have no means of supper
and who by their birth and educatio
, deserve more tender care and pleasau
+ environments than can be obtained i
a our charitable institutions. At th
time of going to press action upon th
resolution had not been taken, but
is believed the Federation is favorabl