The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
COLORADO CLUB WOMEN EN-
10Y 1T THIS MONTH.
State Federation of Women S
Clubs to Meet in Colorado
Springs September %
to October 1.

annual convention Vi lhe NOioldtu
Federation of Women's clubs to be
held in Perkins hall, Colorado
Springs. September IS, %, 30 and
October l. Greeley and other parts
of northern Colorado count among
their women some OF the most active
and brightest members OF the fedeI-
alton. Among those from here who
will take prominent part in the pro
gram are Mrs. II. E. Churchill, W
is Chairman of the program COM
mittee: Mrs. Eliza George Klein
soIge of the State Normal school,
who will deliver an Illustrated art
lecture, her subject beng 1.-The Pre-
Raphaelites. - The lecture will be
given Wednesday evening, Septem-
ber 80. The scholarship work dis
cussion, which will be one of the
most important of the sessions, will
be led by Mrs. Royal W. Bullock of
this city. Mrs. B. T. Vincent will
give a talk on the Cnautauqua Wom
ans club, of which she is the national
prcSlueIll. MIS-. L Iduh uolAdS VI
Eaton will lead the discussion on
travelling libraries, subject upon
which she is well informed.
Such distinguished guests as Mrs.
Dmies I. S. Denison of New York,
president of the general federation;
Mrs. Robert Burdette of Pasadena,
Calf; Mrs. Dora Lyon, Miss Mary
Hay of New York: Mrs. James Lewis,
Kingsley, Kan; Mrs. Chester A.
Coulter. Ogden, Utah, and Mrs.
Percy V. p. Pennybacker, Austin,
Texas, will be present at the conven-
tion
The social features will not be neg
lected. On Tuesday evening Mrs.
franklin E. Brooks, wife of the con-
gressman, will give reception to the
distinguished guests and delegates.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Francis W.
GODDARD, president Of the Colorado
Society of Colonial Danes gives a
luncheon to the guests CT honor and
members of the executive board n
her home. Thursday the Colorado
Springs club women will entertain all
the visiting club women with a
luncheon in the new Y. NJ. G. A.
building Among the musical fea-
lures that will be interspersed
throughout the sessions will be two
songs by John p. Grant of Colorado
Springs, why DO the Nations
Rage?" by Handel; and Rubin Gold
marks ode, 1.-The Old, Old Story
andante by Lemar as an organ solo.
by Clarence W. Bowers. Other ex-
cellent numbers have also been Sc
cured by Mrs F. A. Faust, local
chairman of the music committee
The sessions will open with a pipe
organ solo by Mr.. Jessups of Colorado
college.
lhe guests Will be welcomed to
Colorado Springs by Mayor !. L. Har-
ris, DR.. w. F. Slocum, president of
Colorado college: AID Miss Fonetta
Flansburg, chairman OF the local
hoard. Tuesday afternoon will be
"plesident' session., when the pres
ident OF he fedora tion, Mrs. Mary
G. c Bradford OF Brighton, will de-
Ever her annual address, and Mrs.
Denison will speak on the national
work of TIL federation. Then VIII
come the reports of the four district
presidents, followed by n open parli-
ment with speakers each limited to
three minutes.
Wednesday morning Symposium
will he he'd, IN which the various
questions in which club women ale
interested will be discussed.
Wednesday afternoon is said to ne
OF special interest, the time being
devoted to neighborIy chat, when
the regents, Mrs. G. A. Eldredge of
the Daughters of the American Revo-
lution: Mrs. S. NJ. Casper of the
Daughters OF the Revolution, and Mrs
Francis W. Goddard of the Colonial
Danes, will be heard from. At this
session also. Mr.. Bowers will render
Dudley Bucks 'Star Spangled Ban
ner' as an organ sclo. Others on
the program for that afternoon are
Mrs. B. L. Vincent, on Chautauqua
Work: Mrs Gilbert McClurg, who
will give Cliff Dwelling Myth; Mrs.
j. ID. Whitmore, president of the
Denver Womens' club. and Mrs.
Sarah Platt- Decker, who will give a
talk on the Louisiana Purchase.
Thursday morning the election of
delegates to the biennial meeting to
be held in st. Louis next May, will
oe held and Thursday afternoon the
press session with Mrs. Celese Adams
of the Colorado Springs Gazette as
leader Mrs. Adams is counted one
OF the brightest press women of the
state and this session promises to. be
one of the. best of the meeting.