The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-23
FOR S.F.W.C.
LOCAL COMMITTEES MAKE
PLANS FOR ANNUAL MEET.
Will Vote for Directors by Australian
STANDARDIZATION for Mrs. Sarah
Plat Decker, a Feature.

The chairmen of the local committees
consisting of members OF the Woman
Club of Orange, held a meeting in thu
clubhouse OF that organization this morn
ing, with the State president, Mrs. Henry
II. Dawson, presiding, when the final de
tails of the program for the two days
convention of the New Jersey State Fede-
ration of Women's Clubs was arranged.
As has been previously announced, the
federation will meet I'm Orange Friday and
Saturday of this week at the invitation OF
the Woman's Club of Orange.
The program will include addresses by
several w~ell-known speakers, among then
Mrs. Sarah S. Plat Decker, of Colorado,
president of the general federation. TIT
program for the five sessions is as follows;
Friday, Morning Session. 10:30-Piano
solo. () Cracovienne. Padarewski.- I'D
Warum, Schumann, Mrs. Rowland d.
Perrine; invocation, the Rev. Antolnette
Brown Blackwell; address Of welcome.
Mrs. William Thayer Brown; greeting
from Essex County chairman, Miss Soph-
ronla Anderson; respons of president,
Mrs, Henry H.. Dawson; greeting from
General Federation, Mrs. Sarah Platt
cording secretary, corresponding secretary,
treasurer, auditor, General Federation
secretary; presidents address, Mrs. Henry
III. Dawson: business; address. Sociology
fdl NHlUt Oh OtflOOI NIdI0RIS, MTk. I1tITY
Parsons; luncheon.
Friday afteroon, session beginning at 2
o'clock: Music, selected, double quartet
of Woman's Club OF Orange; introduction
of guests, report of nominating committee,
by Mrs. w. T. Ropes; address, Public
Health Defense Champe s. Andrews;
report of department of town improve
ments, Mrs. Peter Stryker, of Bound
Brook; department conference, report of
department of reciprocity, Miss Amelia A.
coale.
Friday evening there will be a musical
arranged by the Woman's Club, of Orange,
after which Mrs. Decker will make an
address on General Federation" A re-
ception will follow the address The pro-
gram for Saturday morning, beginning at
ten o'clock, is as follows:
Council of presidents and county chair
men at $3.50 o'clock. a solos, ia)
"a, No. 2, Chopin Mrs. F. A. Shepherd;
minutes of previous day; roll call; polls
open for voting, 1880 to ~ o'clock; address,
state Free Employment Agencies" Hon:
household economics. Mrs. e. S. Robinson;
report of legislative department, Mrs.
Thomas S. Henry; report of department of
sociology. Mrs. c. B. Alexander; depart
nationalism," the Rev. Frederick Lynch;
report of department OF forestry and Pail
sades, Miss S. Elizabeth Demarest; report
of t%ellers; luncheon.
Saturday Afternoon Session, . O'clock
Songs, (a) Sunset" Dudley Buck, (b)
THE Vagabond." William Armour Thayer,
Andrew A. Smith; report of department of
organization, Miss NJ. Louise Edge; intro
duction of new clubs; report of department
of education ano libraries, Mrs. S. w.
McClave; address. THE Bible as Litera-
ture." Professor Lucius Hopkins Miller;
new business, committee on resolutions,
reading of minutes, federation song, adj
iournment.
The chalrmen of the local committees
are as follows: Mrs. William Thayer
Brown, ex-officio; transportation, Mrs.
Charles r. Browning, orange Badge; re-
ception, Mrs. Alexander Kink, orange and
white badge: Placing of guests, Mrs.
Charles Hathaway, pink badge; luncheon,
Mrs. Robert w. Hawkesworth, red badge;
bureau of information, Mrs. G. r. Lou
trel, Yale blue badge; registration and ere
d%entials, Mrs. ]. P. CORN, violet badge;
entertainment, DIR. Sara Spottiswoode;
badges, Mrs. II. B.. Gombers.
The following committee is in charge of
of the program Mrs. f. s. Robinson, Mrs.
Fl. N. Sayre, Mrs. NJ. w. Halsey, Miss
Amelia r. Cole.