New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-05-28
SLEEP EY. d NEXT.
FEDERATION OF WoNIANS CLUBS ADJoURh
"~.t~ TO r1EET IN SLEEPY EYE.
HRS. C. D. GRIFFITH ELECTED pREsID'T
VISITING CLUBS ARR. GIVEN A GENEROUS
AND HEARTY WELCOME.

| Under the shadow of funeral the sad
notes Of which touched the hearts of al.
most every person in the city and espec.
tally the club ladies, the spirit of the
| Federation lost something of the bouv.
auey that it otherwise would have had
upon the arrival Of the guests to the City
on Thursday afternoon, and this circum.
stance made necessary some changes il
! the order laid down by the reception
committee but the visitors came in large
numbers, hearing with them the culture
and refinement Of seven cities and the
dignity and beauty of mature woman.
hood.
The visitors were met at the various
trains and taken about the city in CARR
ages until there was NOT the slightes,
doubt but that an appetite keen enough
to be the envy Of conference of minis
! tiers, had been cultivated, then they were
taken to the residence of Mrs. s. D. Pet
erson where a banquet. was served that
surpassed all previous efforts of Mrs.
! Peterson in that line.
Previous to the banquet Mrs. NJ. Null
len gave the greetings OF the clubs to
the visitors which was responded to by
| Mrs. H. Stark of St. Peter, then followed
the banquet with the list of toasts: Our
Mothers, the Educators of Infancy, Mrs.
G. A. Rosenquist of st. Peter; Our Pro
fesscrs, the Educators of Thought, Mrs.
p. ". Satory, st. Peter; Our Sweet
hearts, the Educators of Love. Mrs F. A.
Wright, Springfield; Our Friends and
Enemies, the Educators of Life, Miss
Kate L. Forbush, St. Peter; Our Church,
the Educator of the Soul, Mrs. G.. +.
Reineke, New Ulm; Oul Memory of Our
Teachers Who Have Gone Before Us,
Mrs. Florence James, Mankato. Miss
Carrie friedman presided as toast mis-
tress. .:$s
The representation. as the. table was as
follows:
Lake Crystal-Mesdames H. c. How
ard, c. E. Gelchrist, T.. D. Owens.
Springfeld-Mesdames Olsen, Schra-
der, Sheffield, Anderson, specht, J. R.
schmid, Bendixen, Rothenburg, Wright.
Sleepy Eye-Mesdames R. H. Bing-
ham, James, W. W. Smith, Hodges, Z.
j. Muffin, Hess, somerville, Knutson,
Gallagher, Hanson, Palmer, Duncan.
St. Peter-Mesdames Stark, Davis,
Tomlinsop, Essler, Giles, Volk, Amund-
son, Ribble, Rinkel, Kennedy, Roseu-
quist, satory, Mueller, McCabe, Conner,
Schumacher. Tomlinson, Stark, Davis,
Lampmann and Miss Fsrbush.
Mankato -DIesdames Willard, Brad
ley, Brandenburg, Comstock, James,
Hengsler, Miss Minor, Evans, Currier,
Snow, Hart, Wood, Smith, Francher,
lager, Bacon, Steele, L. Macbeth. Will
son, Hughes and Misses Ella Gable and
Nellie Burt. .4.ss.
Marshall - Mesdames Mathews and
Forbes. +=
In the evening Miss M. L. Sanford of
the State University delivered her lee
ture On Greek Art to large audience
in the court house. The lecture was par
t,cularly concise and eminently fitting
and was thoroughly appreciated by all.
Miss Sanford has apparently a thorough
knowledge of the subject and is author
ity on the three distinct periods upon
which she lectures. Music for the even
ing was furnished by Prof. Reim's Choir
us which gave two selections of choice
music. .@. ~. ..<
Friday was devoted to the solid work
Of the convention. The meeting was
held in the court house and was called I
to order by the acting president, Mrs.
Mullen.
Papers were read by Mrs. Geo. T. Oh
sen, of Springfield; Mrs. I. Gallagher, Of
Sleepy Eye; Mrs. H. J. Essler Of St. Pet
ar. Music was furnished by Miss Kate
Forbush Of St. Peter and Mesdames
Smith, James and Palmer of Sleepy Eye.
rhe session closed with discussions on
he subject: .sThe Place and Influence
if Club Women in Education. Those
Who took part were Mesdames Geo. w.
Somerville, VIM. Rinkel, VIM Hengst-
er, a. J. Alvin, Il. Z. Stark ana g. g..
REIN.
Mrs. Tomlinsen Of ST. Peter gave a
graphic account Of the National FEEDER
Ition at Los Angles, to which she was .
delegate from this state, and from where
he had just returned. Mrs. q. ID. Crit