The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-09
THE WOMEN IN SESSION
Opeaias OF federation fiarked by Splea-
did Addresses Delightful huSic.

trict Of the Texas Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs met al the Main Street
Christian church last night in their
third annual convention. Embraced
in the second district are some of the
leading towns and cities Of North
Texas There are about forty~one
clubs in the district with an approxi-
mate membership of one thousand
women. Twenty of these clubs are
located In the city of Dallas and the
others are distributed among the
towns of Denton, Denison, Pilot
Point, Sherman, Van Alstyne, White
wright. Mckinney. Greenyille, Waxa-
hachie and others,
When the meeting convened last
night IA large number of delegates
were present from the places above
referred 70. Besides the lady visitors
a large number of the citizens of the
town attended to enjoy the delightful
music and instructive addresses.
A few cut flowers comprised the
decorations In the church.
The most interesting features Of
the first session was the music fur
nlshed by members of the faculty and
students Of the music department Of
Trinity University. There were
songs by the University Male Quar-
tette. vocal solos by Mrs, A. f, Tur-
ner. Prof w w Campbell and Miss
Adelaide James. and a violin solo by
Miss Brown. with Miss Mona Yantis
as piano aceompauist. Each number
was charmingly rendered and hearth
ly applaude6
Mrs. Yancey ID. Kemble called the
meeting 10 order and presided while
the exercises were In progress.
The invocation was offered by
Rev W H. Matthews. pastor of the
First Methodist church
The greeting In behalf of Waxa-
hachie Shakespeare Club was deliver
ed By Mrs. Kemble In a most gracious
manner.
Prof r. II scohey of the Waxa-
hachie high school delivered q short
address OF welcome i'm behalf Of the
town In his remarks Prof, Scobey
paid q high tribute 10 the club women
~ Texas. explaining that they stand
for ali that is pure and noble in ma
tggual life. for better homes and for
t6e higher education of the boys and
girls of the country Civic righte-
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lhe same time they teach practically
and morality
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behalf ot ne a}s5.l.} Fie "lahea q"
extend sincere faaHhs 5"F 'i4~ very
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