Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-21
Federation Program

The following program has been is
sued for the meeting of the District
Federation of womans clubs, to be
held here February 6, and 8.
The program is as follows:
Tuesday morning, February Z, $50
a. m.-Credential committee will en-
roll delegates during the forenoon.
Demonstration OF Shakespearean read
ing by Kate Tupper Galpin. 10 a. M
Meeting of executive board. 1890 a. m.
Meeting of executive board and presi-
dents of clubs. Subjects for discus
sion at this council: What can the
clubs do for civil service?" shall
we at future conventions have four
days sessions?" Committee on nomi-
tions will be in session on Tuesday
morning
Tuesday, p. m-Invocation, Eliza
Tupper Wilkes; music. Address of
welcome, Mayor owen McAleer; adj
dress of welcome, chairman of local
board, Mrs. j. w. Hendricks; response
| by president, Mrs. George Law Smith;
fraternal greetings, Mrs. w. w. MUIR
| plly CdliIOllilti COllBIGoS VI ulObhCl
and child study circles; Mrs. ]. d.
Gibbs, woman's parliament. Report of
officers of c. F. W. C.-Vice president,
Mrs. J. e. Cowles; recording secretary,
Mrs. c. N. MacLouth; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Arthur Cornwall; treas
urer. Mrs C. NJ. Beckwlth; state COR
responding secretary, Mrs. l.. F. Dar-
ling. Report of committees-Creden
local board, club house. badges, state
pins. Constitutional amendment COM
mittee on rules and regulations-Ad
dress of president, Mrs George Law
Smith.
Tuesday evening-Reception, s p. m.
at Cumnock hall. 1900 Figueroa street.
! Wednesday, February s, a. m.-Min-
utes of previous day, reports of COM
mittee ON rules, music, report Of com
mttee on nominations, appointment of
tellers, election of officers, (polls open
from 10 a. m. to 12 m.), amendments
to constitution, forestry. Report of
chairman, Mrs. J. j. Scoville; preserva-
ton of California wild flowers, Mrs.
Alice May Davidson, Hollywood.
Wednesday, 2 p. m.-Musc Report
OF district vice presidents: Mrs. Vic
tor Montgomery, San Diego district;
Mrs Frank E. Prior, Los Angeles dis
trict; Mrs. E. d. Buss, San Joaquin
district; Mrs. Thane, Alameda district;
Mrs. A. E. Osborne, San Francisco
district; Mrs. w. H. Lawson, Northern
district. Discussion. The reciprocal
obligations of the vice president and
the clubs of the district: Mrs. A. e.
Osborne Mrs. Victor Montgomery
Mrs. E. D. Buss. Reciprocity. Report
of chairman, Miss M. R. Babson; ad-
dress.
Wednesday evening-"California His
tory and Landmarks Mrs. A. S. c.
Forbes, chairman; California, Old and
New" illustrated by stereopticon, Mrs.
Emma Greenleaf.
Thursday morning, 9:15-Minutes.
Music. Libraries and portfolios. Re-
FORT of chairman, Miss Susan Patch;
Juvenile literature, Mrs. George Barnes
Bird, Alameda; portfolio possibilities,
Mrs. R. T. Devlin, Sacramento. Club
SAltllSlOll. IhCpOiC VI Chdiilileil ull %
r. P. Hill; how to foster club organi-
zation Mrs. j. E. Hughes, Fresno;
first aid to injured, Mrs. F. r. Fish.
Household economics: Report of chair
man, Mrs Robert Watt; "The Most
Neglected Thing of Daily Life" Mrs.
Chas. Woodbury., Oakland; demonstra-
tion, Miss Kate Whitaker, superinten-
dent domestic science, San Francisco
public schools.
Thursday 2 p. m.-Music, education.
Report of chairman, Mrs. Katherine B.
Miller; nature study for children, "Wo-
men as Members of School Boards"
DIR. Myra Knox, member of Oakland
school board; Some Tendencies OF
Study Clubs" Mrs Kate Tupper Gal
pin. Civics. Report of chairman,
Mrs. E. II. Pettigrew; "Town Improve
ment" Mrs. F. w. Gorham, Vallejo;
Commission of Social Service" Mrs.
Willoughby Rodman, chairman play
ground of Los Angeles; "Proba-
ton, Not Punishment" Mrs. E. L.
Baldwin, San Francisco California club.
Unfinished business. Report of tellers.
Introduction of officers elect. Report of
chairman of committee on resolutions.
Minutes. Music.
Thursday evening-Address. IRA
tional and Beautiful Schools. Ad-
dress, The City Beautiful, Mrs.
Adams Fisher. Address, prof. Ber-
nard Shaw, a Progressionist," Mr..
Austin Lewis, San Francisco.