The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-05-01

Managers, but In few Instances ap-
pOintmcnts have been made outside,
taking In those especially adapted to
carrying out the work of the WOmen's
Board. To the committee on Enter
tninmcnts and Ceremonies falls the
pleasant task OF looking after the So
cIal affairs OF the WOmcn's Board
previous to and during the Pan-Amcrl-
can Exposition, arranging entertain
ments of various kinds for the hon
orary members of the Board who visit
Buffalo, and also entertaining many
prominent women who are to be in
the city during the Exposition months.
a large number of conventions of wo-
mon are to be held In Buffalo during
the Exposition, but the Women's Board
will not in any way be connected with
the conventions, although the commit
tee on Entertainments and Ceremonies
will doubtless entertain many of the
officers and other distinguished mcm-
brTs of the various organizations meet
ing In the city Pan-Amcrican year.
The women of Buffalo have in several
Instances extended invitations to lead
Ing womcns organizations to hold
their conventions in Buffalo during the
Exposition, and. with the desire to
offer every courtesy possible. the COM
mittcc on Entertainments ana Cere-
monies will doubtless do great deal
to make 1t pleasant for the visiting
women during their stay in Buffalo.
The committee on Fine Arts of the
womcns Board. in cooperation with
n similar committee from the Mems
Board of Directors. will assist the Di-
rector of Fine Arts I'm arranging for
representative exhibit at Buffalo of the
wor,; OF American artists.
The committee on Education will ar
range for Il series of educational eXhib-
its and possibly educational congresses
will be held in Buffalo during the Ex-
position. This committee Is working in
cooperation with the Superintendent
Of Liberal Arts and Education. AS the
chairman of the committee on Educa-
tion of the Womcn's Board is president
of the Women Teachers Association,
which OWLS its building, commodious
chapter house, she will doubtless do n
great deal toward arranging for Sc
rics of educational congresses in Buff
falo during the Exposition, although
tie w.>rli will not be taken up by the
Exposition Board.
Womcn's clubs and organizations
have made tremendous progress during
the past few years, ana the committee
OH N'luDS anu ORGANIZATIONS Ol llie w u
mems Board will find ample opportuni-
ty for bringing into prominence the
work of the wOmcn's clubs of the
Americas, especially showing the trc-
mcndous advancement made since the
Worlds Fair in Chicago In 1893.
In response to many requests from
womcn's clubs the committee on Pub
licity and Promotion of the Women's
Board hns been doing II great deal OF
effective work in advertising the EX-
position. At several womcn's cOnvcn-
tions representatives. of the WOmen's
Board of the Pan-Amcrican Exposition
have appeared upon the programme
ana have interested in this way hum
drcds of leading clubwomen in the
country. Great enthusiasm Is shown
by the clubwomcn OF the United States
ana Canada in the coming Exposition,
ana I'm many towns Pan-American
] clubs have been formed by the women.
The committee on Applied Arts of
the Womcu's Board is trying to secure
representative exhibits of women's
work al the PHn-American Exposition
and with this object in view hopes to
arrange series of collective exhibits
In the Exposition buildings. principally
! In the division of Manufncturcs. Many
| leading industries conducted by women
Will probably he r2presC ated In these