The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-24
MANY DETAILS FOR THE ANNUAL
MEETING HAVE BEEN AR
RANGED.
List of Hostesses Chosen for the Mid
day Luneheon-Many Visitors
Are Expected.

At the regular weekly meeting OF
the Womans Reading Club held yes
terday afternoon at the Hotel ,Dacres
many of the details for the annual
meeting of the State Federation to be
held in Walla Walla next week were
| arranged. Reports from the different
clubs in the state were to the effect
that there would be large delegations
sent to Walla Walla. Up to the pres
ent time 1O7 delegates have announced
their intention of being present.
1t has been decided to hold the ses
sions of the federation in the parlors
of the Congregational church and each
day at noon luncheon will be served
the visitors by the ladies of st. Paul's
Guild The women who have been
chosen to act as hostesses during the
luncheon are as follows:
the hostesses will be Mrs. B. L. Sharp
stein and Miss Grace Isaacs; at the
second, Mrs. w. P. Winans and Mrs.
Critics. at the third, Mrs. F. Pauly
and Mrs. H. S. Brode; at the fourth,
Mrs W. S. Clark and Mrs T. J. Pen
nell at tine sixth, Mrs. w. B. HaWley
! and Mrs. F. Newman; at the seventh,
Mrs L. L. Tallman and Miss Char
/ lotte Baumeister; at the eighth, Mrs.
N. G. Day and Miss Mary Gillian; at
the ninth, Mrs. Glafke and Mrs. j..
Yeend; at the fifth, Mrs. ]. L. Cooper
and Miss Culp.
On the second day the hostesses who
will preside at the officers table will
be Mrs. ]. L. Sharpstein and Mrs. w.
P Wmans; at the second table, Mrs.
w. D. Lyman and Mrs. G. w. White
house; at the third, Mrs. j. L. Cooper
and Mrs. F. M. Pauly; at the fourth,
Mrs. w. A. Ritz and Mrs. Y. c. Bla-
| lock- at the fifth, Mrs. Rupp and Mrs.
E. Evans; at the SIXTH Mrs. T. H.
Brents and Mrs. L. l.. Tallman; at the
seventh, Mrs. Tabitha Jones and Mrs.
w. B. Hawley; at the eighth, Mrs. De-
ment and Miss Myra Ballou; at the
ninth, Mrs. Glafke and Miss Gillian.
On the third day at the officers
table will preside Mrs. J. B. Catron
and Mrs. Tabitha Jones; at the second,
| Mrs. w. A. Bratton and Mrs. w. G..
Clark; at the third, Mrs C. ]. Hockett
and Mrs. Robert Burns; at the fourth.
Miss Ella Hungate and Mrs. Fred
Haggist; at the fifth, Miss Frances
Painter and Mrs. Y. c. Blalock; at the
sixth, Mrs. Preston and Mrs. Alvah
| Brown; at the seventh, Mrs. Frances
Dooly and Mrs. G. w. Whitehouse; at
the eighth, Miss Charlotte Baumeister
and Mrs. F. Newman, and at the ninth,
| Mrs. E. S. Isaacs and Miss Grace
Isaacs.
The complete program for the re-
ception and entertainment of the dele
gates has been made and is now in the
hands of the general committee of the
federation for approval. AS soon as
it is returned to the local committee
it will be printed in the Evening
Statesman.
The local committee will make a
feature of the decorations in the as
sembly room and the dining parlors of
the church. AS planned the colors Of
flowers and other decorations will be
different each day.
On Wednesday evening at $50
o'clock the Womans Club of this city
will give a reception to the visitors
at the residence of Mrs. Frances
Dooly on North Second street, and
| Thursday night at the auditorium of
the Walla Walla High School con-
cert and dramatic reading will be
given for the delegates. An extensive
program is being arranged for this
event.
1t is expected that most of the dele
gates will arrive in Walla Walla Tues
day morning over the w. & c. r..
Two Pullman sleepers nave already
been engaged to accommodate the
.yor,an who will come from the Sound