The Globe-republican., 1902-10-09
Kansas Seventh District Fed
Grafton of Clubs
WILL MEET HERE NEXT WEEK
Many Prominent Club Women
Will Be Guests of
Dodge City.

Next week Dodge City will have a
large number of distinguished guests.
The club women of Kansas who are in
the Seventh district will hold their an
nual meeting here. Each club in the
Federation will send delegates to the
meeting here and the Philomaths of this
place will furnish entertainment for the
visitors. The delegates to the Federation
of Women's Clubs will be representative
of the culture and intelligence of South
western Kansas, and the clubs of this
district number some of the leading club
women of the state. On Thursday even
ing the program will be devoted to the
musical department. The program will
be varied one and selections will be
given by some of the most accomplished
musicians of the state. Following is the
program for the two days meeting:
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1e.
9 100 A. Nj. PRODUCTION in charge OF MISS
WESTON Of Pratt.
$50 \. NJ. Invocation-to be read N unison.
Solo, Miss LOUISE WINANs Hutchinson.
Addresses of Welcome, Mr.. T. A sCATEs
and MRS. HARRY HUBBARD.
Response, MRS. SUSAN F. CARSON.
Report of CredentiaI Committe.
Omcial Reports
Miscellaneous business.
Announcements.
Piano Solo, Norwegian Pastoral" MRS.
WHITEMAN, La Crosse.
Club Reports. Strictly confined TO two min
utes.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
200 P. NJ Violin Solo. 9Th Air Vair by DeBer-
lot. MISS OLDHAM, Newton.
Vocal Solo, MRS. WHTTEsIDE. Hutchinson.
2:I5 p. NJ. Departments of Philanthropy and
Civics. Chairman, MRS. O.. w. BARRETT
Newton ''An questions at the last anal
ysis become moral question:
"A Plea tor the Application OF Civil Service
Reform to the Gi1Is Industrial school of
Kansas MRS. s. R. PETERS, Newton.
Discussion led by MRS. DIR. Low and MRS.
HUDSON. Assisted by MRS. PERRY, Matron
of the BeIoit School.
General Discussion.
$3.50 P. NJ. Vocal Solo .sChanson Provence"
MRS. GILBERT, Dodge City.
Social h aIf hOur-to four O'Clock
Piano Solo, MRS. GLEED, Topeka.
ROUND TABLE.
Manual Training in the Public Schools
Leaders. MRS. MINNIE COLE. Great Bend,
MRS ANNETTE r. BOND, Sterling.
All present are invited to participate in
this conference
Vocal Solo, ''At Parting MRS. HARRY
HUBBARD, Dodge City
THURSDAY EVENING.
500 P. NJ. Musical Departments. Chairman,
MRS F. D. SMITH, Kinsley-
Becson's Orchestra. Dodge City.
Vocal Solo. MRS. CATLIN, Topeka.
Piano Solo. Op. 25, No. Z, MISS HILLS, Kins-
ley.
MISS OLDHAM, Newton.
Address. MRS. JAMES NJ. LEWIS, Kins1ey.
Vocal Solo, MRS. WHITESIDE, Hutchinson
SECOND PART.
Piano Solo, MRS. GLEED, Topeka.
Vocal Solo, MISS WINANS, Hutchinson.
Recitation, Thirty Years With a Shrew'
MRS. E. E. CROOKS, Pratt.
Piano Solo, "Coquetterie, ScenedubaI %
MRS. wHIrEMAN. Lacrosse.
Orchestra.
FRIDAY MORNING.
Piano Solo. Opus "a, No 5. sfnding. MISS
HILLS, kinsley.
Home and Educational Department. Chair
man, MRS. A. A. RICHARDS, wellington
1.-THE Homely Accomplishments, MRS
CHESTER I. LONG, Medicine Lodge.
1.-The Cultivation of Common Sense,'' MRS.
Lulu r. FUHR, Meade
Discussion led by MRS. NELLIE PERRY,
Meade.
Vocal Solo, MRS. CATLIS Newton
Paper, 1.-The Organization and NJ maintenance
of New Clubs" MRS. ELLA V. BILLISGs,
Kingman.
Consideration of the Amendments
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Literature and Art Department.. Program
prepared by Executive Committee.
Paper, Mrs WILLIAM FINE. Sedgwick.
Paper, "a National Art MRS. JOSEPHINE
WICKwIRE, Larned.
General Impressions of the Biennial y
MRS G. w WINASs. Hutchinson.
Music
Vocal Solo. Mrs. wHITEsIDE, Hutchinson
o1utions.
Miscellaneous Business,
Election OF Officers.
Vocal Solo. '.Good Bye Sweet Day" MRS
CRUNRISE, Dodge City;
FRIDAY EVENING.
Farewell Reception and Greeting of New
Oddcers at Presbyterian church
Notice.