Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-03-28
Report of g. F. w. G. delegate, Mrs.

Report of G. F. w. c. delegate, Mrs.
Baily.
Child Labor in Iowa." Miss Jane
Adams, Hull House, Chicago.
Juvenile Court" Hon. G. w. Burn
ham, Vinton, judge of the seventeenth
judicial district.
Thursday Morning, May II.
The opera house, 9 o'clock. Bust
ness session. Mrs. Fletcher presiding.
Report of nominating committee.
1880 o'clock. Mrs. Fletcher presid-
ing.
Library commitee-Mrs. A. R.
Woodford, Council. Bluffs, chairman;
Mrs. G. A. Kennedy, Cherokee; Mrs.
]. P. Whitney, Vinton.
Report of chairman
Report Of G. F. w. G. delegate Miss
Alice Tyler, Des Moines, secretary of
Iowa library commission; member of
G. F. w. G. library commission
What the Club Woman
Has Right to Expect Of the Public
Library" -Miss Bessie Sergeant Smith,
librarian, Dubuque.
Discussion.
Thursday Afternoon, May II.
Opera house, 1870 o'clock, Mrs. Cory
presiding.
Child study committee-Mrs Julia
Clark Mailman, Sioux City, chairman;
Mrs. Freda G. ;Abeles, Des MONIES;
Mrs. Alta S. Hopes, Muscatine.
Report of chairman.
Domestic Relationships. Lydia
Avery Coonley Ward, Chicago.
Discussion.
8 o'clock. Club program committee
Mrs. Horace H. Towner, Corning,
chairman; Miss Margaret Brown,
Charlton; Mrs. Horace e. Deemer, Red
Oak.
Report of chairman.
Report of G. F. w. c. delegate, Mrs.
A. ]. Barley, Boone, member of G. F.
w. G.. reciprocity committee
Address-Mrs. H. A. Davidson, A.
B., NJ. D.. Cambridge, Mass
Discussion.
4:45 o'clock-Meeting of districts to
nominate chairman and to nominate
delegates and alternates to the G. F..
w. c. biennial at ST. Paul in 1906.
Thursday Evening, May II.
o'clock-RaceDtion given by the
Ladies' Literary society of Waterloo
in honor of the Iowa Federation of
Women's Clubs. All visiting club
women cordially invited.
Friday Morning, May IL.
The opera house, o'clock, Mrs
Fletcher presiding; business session
II o'clock. Mrs. Cory presiding.
Report of journalist.
Report of G. F. w. C. delegate-Mrs.
G. G. LOOMS, Cedar Rapids.
Address - Mrs. Reichard Des
Moines, president Des Moines Wo-
mans Press club.
Address-Mrs Frank Bicknell, Des
Moines Mail and Times.
Discussion.
IL to 1870 p. Informal ballot.
Friday Afternoon, May ~.
The opera house, 1870 o'clock, Mrs.
Fletcher presiding.
Art committee-Mrs ]. ]. Seerly,
Burlington, chairman; Mrs. George e.
Porter. Ottumwa; Mrs. D. R. Hind
man, Boone.
Report of chairman.
Report of G. F. w. G. delegate-Mrs
H. E. Deemer, Red Oak.
ARTS and Crafts'-Charles Zeublin,
professor Of social science, University
of Chicago.
Discussion.
Village Improvement and Forestry
Session-Mrs. Maria c. Bibbs, chair
man; Mrs. James B. Diver. Keokuk;
Mrs. F. D. Reid, Oskaloosa.
Report of chairman.
Report of G. F. w. c. delegate-Mrs
Bibbs.
Forestry J. E. Lacey, M. c.,
Oskaloosa.
Civic Improvement"-Charles zeub-
lin, Chicago, III.
Discussion.
4:30 o'clock-Unfnished business.
Friday Evening, May IL.
The opera house. 8 o'clock, Mrs.
Fletcher presiding.
Music.
Original story, "Babettes Environ.
men" Gulielma Zollinger, New
ton, author of Widow O'Callaghan's
Boys"
Industrial committee-Mrs. ]. G..
Berryhill, Des Moines, chairman; Mrs.
A. j. Barley, Boone; Mrs. Charles
McNider Mason City.
Report of chairman
Industrial Conditions Affecting
Women and Children"-Mrs. Maria
Weed, Chicago.
"The Woman and Her Pack: Emf
grafton Question. DIR. Edward A.
Steiner, chair of applied Christianity,
Grinnell college.
Report of committee on resolutions.
Presentation of new officers.
Adjournment.
Saturday Morning, May 10.
The Logan, 10 o'clock-Joint meet
ing of the retiring and incoming
boards.
CHARLTON.