Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-29
Program Issued For the State
Meeting of Women's Clubs
in Oskaloosa
DATES ARE MAY "a TO Is
Many Prominent Club Women From
Iowa and other States to Appear on
the Prosram-Departmsnt Sessions,
Musical Features and Other Matters
Of Observation-Disclosures Preparing.
Special to rlmes-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Falls, April 29.-The following
program Of the seventh biennial o
the Iowa Federation of Women's club
will be Of interest to every club WON
an whether she expects to attend the
biennial or not. 1t can readily be seer
what an amount of work Is required tt
make such elaborate programs for sc
many successive days. Oskaloosa IL
wide awake for the coming guests, ant
the week from May IA to II. inclu'
sive, will be an exceedingly busy one
for all who visit the Iowa city at thai
time.
Mrs. Richard Burke, chairman OF the
Oskaloosa committees, states that ev-
cry club woman of the entertaining
city will wear a white ribbon badge
bearing the word "Oskaloosa,' and
everyone desiring information of any
character will at once know to whom
she should go. The program Is as fol-
lows:
Tuesday Evening, May Il.
Council Meeting Methodist church,
5 p. m.
Violin Solo-Mrs. Valentine.
Address. Duties of District Chair
Mary Calkins Chassell.
Discussion, shall District Meetings
Be Annual or Biennial ?"-Led by Mrs.
Jennie I. Berry and Mrs. Marian Stoo-
key.
Vocal Solo, Delight" G4uekstone)--
Mrs. Mackress.
Possibilities OF Rural Clubs"-Mrs.
w. III. Arney Marshalltown; Mrs. Ro-
ma woods. sutherland.
Wednesday Morning, May IS.
Meeting OF the State Federation
Mrs. Seerley, presiding.
Addresses of Welcome-for the
Women's club, Mrs. J. c. Williams:
for the local biennial board. Mrs.
Richard Burke.
Response-Mrs E. L. Johnson, vice
president I. F. w. G.
Fraternal Greetings.
Report of rules and regulations COM
MRS. Julian Richards, chairman.
Report OF Credential Committee
Mrs. C. B. StulI, chairman.
Reports Of officers Of Iowa Fedora
tion.
Address-In memoriam Mrs. Ellen
Brown, late vice presidept-Rev. Effie
K Jones, waterloo.
Vocal Solo, Crossing the Bar" (Dud-
ley Buck)-Miss Myrtle Ware, Oska
loosa.
Wednesday Afternoon.
1:15-1: 30-Organ Recital-Mrs. Ray,
Oskaloosa.
1:3O-Reports OF Badge
committee, Mrs. j. III. Tucker; printing
committee, Mrs. Mary H. S. Johnston;
general federation secretary, Miss Har-
riet Lake; general federation bien-
NAL, st. Paul, Mrs. Warren Garst.
Piano Solo, Nocturne in q, (Chopin)
Miss Florence Engstrom, Oskaloosa.
Educational Session.
Report OF chairman.
Paper, "The Kindergarten as Basis
Of Public School Education" Miss
Florence e. Ward, Cedar Falls.
Address, women in Collegiate Adj
ministration"-Mrs Philip Moore, st.
Louis, vice president General Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs.
Address, The Cost Of Establishing
and Maintaining a Manual Training
-Professor T. w. Else.
Oskaloosa.
District meetings to elect member
Of nominating committees delegate to
6. F. w. c. biennial, 1909, and to nom
mate district chairman for 1907-1909.
Wednesday Evening.
7:45-Organ Recital-Mrs. Ray, Of
Oskaloosa.
s:oo-a. Moonrise (czilbulka.) b.
The Lonely Rose. (Hermee.) Oska-
oosa Woman's club chorus.
Violin Solo-Mrs. Valentine, Oska-
oosa.
Industrial Committee Section.
Sub Committee on Labor-Mrs. T. j.
Fletcher, Mrs. Maria Purdy Peck, Mrs.
John l. Mullany.
Reports of chairmen.
Address, "The Working Children and
he Shopping Public"-Mrs. Florence
Kelley, New York.
Chorus, America"
Thursday Morning, May is.
9:00-Business session.
:00-Household economics ses-
ion. .
Report of chairman.
Address, Training for the Home
Alice Fenling, Peoria,
lean of domestic economy department, |
Bradley Institute.
Address--Mrs. Margaret J. Blair, Of
IT. Paul.
Address Mr.. Wright, Des Moines.
-1:3O-Informa ballot.
Thursday Afternoon.
1:30-Library session. COMMITTEES,
drs. H. j. Howe, Mrs. Charles McNd-
or, Miss Bessie Sargent Smith,.
Ranart Of chairman ~.