The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-24
COMING CONVENTION.
State Federation of Womens Clubs
 Meeting to be Held in the Norwalks

State Federation of Women's Clubs
 Meeting to be Held in the Norwalks
 November IS and fl.
 As previously announced the State Federation of Women's clubs is to meet in Norwalk and South Norwalk, Tues day and Wednesday, Novembee1 IS and II. upon invitation of the Woman's club. the Friday Afternoon club and The Philosophers
 By unanimous vote it was arranged that the places of holding the meetings and the work should be divided in this way-the Woman's club of Norwalk was to secure the First Congregational church for two meetings, the Friday Afternoon club and The Philosophers the South Norwalk Congregational church for the second days sessions. This has proved a happy division of labor, making the work less than if one place were used throughout
 For the afternoon session of Tuesday it is probable that all of the out-of- town visitors cannot be on hand. but by the evening, for which most inv terestlng programme has been arrang- ed. every one who can possibly do so will arrive, says the Norwalk Sentinel, The three clubs are hostesses for the evening and join committees upon re- ception and introduction will act.
 Enos A. Mills will speak upon "The Poetry of the Forest and the Trail, { and following this Miss Etta Kileskl Bradbury will give song recital. This is certainly delightful news to lovers of music Mrs. Bradbury will be gladly welcomed to Norwalk again, and 1t Is great good fortune to be able to secure her.
 It is distinctly to be understood that the public is invited 10 the literary and musical part ofthe evening. The three clubs and their guests are to adjourn to the chapel for short reception at the close of the musical The State Federation Is an organiza- tion of fifty clubs and three thousand members, and it's objects are to bring | the women's clubs of Connecticut in to communication for more thorough acquaintance and mutual helpfulness and to secure united action in such matters as may properly come before them. There are committees in the state upon education, civics and village improvement, industrial conditions civil service reform, household econom ics, forestry, literature, music, and arts and crafts, and much good worl has been accomplished. The Fedora tion was organized in April, 1897, witt | Mrs. Y. K. Noble as president, ant Norwak and South Norwalk have thus a special interest in the association 1 The committee appointed by tho Womans club for their share of tht work follow:
 Hospitality-Mrs. John s. Seymour, president: Mrs E. J. Hill, Mrs. J. P Wilson, Mrs. Charles Dennis.
 Introduction--Mi Hiss D. s. Pinne Mrs c. w. White, Mrs. Dexter HitchA rk Mrs, s. L. Stevens, Mrs. A. R. B. Mat l teson.
 station-Mrs. Matteson, Miss Eliza I Beard Rockcliffe, South Norwalk.
 Pages and ushers-Mrs. George F Betts, Miss Sally S Betts, Mrs. J. B | Werner
 Evening reception-Mrs. lC. W. shel ton, Mrs I. s. Jennings Miss E. J. Jen nings, Mrs. M E. Mead, Mrs. William A. Curtis, Miss Charlotte Raymond Mrs. Fanny A. Hoyt.
 Transportation and information Mrs, c. B. Coolidge.
 Press-Miss D. S. Pinneo, Mrs Wer- ner, Mrs, G. r, Betts, Miss "A. D. Brock way, Mrs. c, W. Shelton. | Music-Miss Sally s. Betts, Miss D s, Pinneo,