The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-28
IN WATERBURY THIS WEEK
THE ANNUAL OF STATE REDERA. TION OF WOMEN,S CLUBS.

TION Of WOMEN'S CLUES, Programme Includes Music and Inter- ssting Addresses-The Full Schedule for the Two Days Indicates What a Busy Time the Women Have Before Them-Mr. Taft Gives ths Closing Talk.
 The full programme of the annual meeting of the Connecticut State Fede- ration of Women's clubs, given below, contains many interesting features, some of which have already re ceived mention. But not to recapitulate them, it is worth while to point out that the closing address on Friday afternoon on ''Partisanship" by Horace D. Taft, of Watertown, will, perhaps, prove as gen. erally attractive and valuable as any other part of the programme. MT. Taft is member of the Connecticut commit tee of the Civil Service Reform associa- tion. From his long time family inter est in politics and from his personal knowledge of what has been accom- plished by his brother. the governor general of the Philippines, he is pecu- 1iarly well informed and exceedingly earnest in his treatment of this subject. The substance of what he has to say has already been given in lecture at Yale which was highly thought of there. The programme follows: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1909-AF- TERNOoN SESSION, 2:30 O'CLOCK. Plant Duet, Die Lustigen Weber von Windsor, (NicolaD, Miss Gertrude F. Smith and Miss Minnie A. Mullings, Waterbury, address of welcome, Mrs. Otis S. Northrop, president Waterbury Women's club; response, Mrs. William F. Brooks, New Britain, corresponding secretary; greetings, "The Silent Voice of the Federation" Mrs. Dore Lyon, president New York City Federation of Women's clubs; minutes of last annual meeting, Mrs. F. w. Shelton, Shelton. recording secretary. Committee on household economies, report, Mrs. W. B. Bean, South Norwalk, chairman; ad- dress, ''To What End Shall We Study Household Economies?" Miss Anne A. D'Oller. Director Friendly League School of Housekeeping; contralto solo, Life" (BlumenthaD, Miss Lealla B. Joel. Miss Lillian Cartright, accompa- mist, Afternoon Musical club, Bridge port. Committee on music, report, Mrs. J. c. Downs, Danbury, chairman; dis cussion. Committee on art, report, Miss Emelene A. Dunn, Willimantic, chair man; exhibition in Chapel class rooms from six to eight o'clock; art work from Connecticut schools, first floor; arts and crafts of Connecticut women, second floor.
 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29 1sOS-AF- TERNOON SESSION, 8 O'CLOCK.
 Organ recital (7:4Oto o'clock); Fred erick B. Grannis, organist Methodist church. Pastoralle in E Edwin H. Le- mare); Chanson Ballade, e. Bach mann); Andante from Concerto in E, (Mendelssohn); Caprice, (Rubinstein; ]; Processional March, D'Uvergne Bar nard.)
 x Chorus The Blue Bells of Scotland, Behind the Lattice q. w. Chadwick; Musical Department Waterbury Wo- mans club, R. A. Laslett Smith. direc- tor. MI :. .... .
 Greetings to Guests from other Fede- rations.
 Response Mrs. May Alden Ward, president Massachusetts Wederation of Women's clubs.
 Violin solo, Andante and Caprice, (David); Miss Fannie P. Close, Miss Grace E. Mackenzie, accompanist, Af- ternoon Musical society, Danbury.
 Lecture Recital Music of the North American Indian, Harvey Worthington Loomis. ...
 Soprano solo-Roses of June (Reginald de Koven); Hush Thee, My Babie, lGeorge HenscheD; Miss Lillian Alice Wetmore, New Britain.
 Organ Recital--Miss Anna Laura Smith, Afternoon Musical society, Dan- bury; Marche Pontificale, (F. de Ia Tombelle); In Paradisum, Dubois); Largo, New World Symphony, (Dvork.) FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1903-MORN-
 ING SESSION, 10 O'CLOCK.
 Invocation; report of committee on in- dustrial conditions, Mrs. G. A. Jamie son. Bridgeport, chairman.
 Report of committee on Civics, Mrs G. F. Newcomb, New Haven, chairman
 Report of committee on forestry, Mrs F.sW. Gerard, Norwalk. chairman.
 Tenor solo-Die Loreley, (Franz Liszt); Bid Me to Live, (Hatton); Ed win Sheffield Marsh, director Derby Choral club.
 Business-Report of credential com mittee; roll call of clubs; reports of of ficers; amendments postponed from last year; election of delegates to St. Louis Biennial; election of delegates to Con. necticut Women's Council of Education announcement of nominating commit tee; miscellaneous.
 Presidents annual address-The Inn pulse Toward Perfection.