Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-16
18th Meeting Of Names
Club Women.
This Evenings Reception TO
Guests at City Hall.
Program Of Thursday and Friday
at Baptist Church.

The opening event of the 18th annual
meeting OF the Maine Federation of
Wornen's Clubs to be held in this city
this week will be the reception at City
hau at S O'Clock this evening. This
reception is to the visiting delegates
and club members who are coming to
the city from all parts of the state.
The Current Events Club, by whose in
vitation the Federation meets here.
also invites the members of kouSSln0c
Chapter D. A. r. with their husbands.
the members of Unity Club with their
husbands or wives and the gentlemen
and ladies at whose homes Federation
guests are being entertained Dennis
orchestra will furnish music and re-
freshments will be served.
The meetings will continue through
Thursday and Friday and will be held
at the First Baptist church on Win
throu street Following is the program
fer the two days:
THURSDAY, OCT. Il.
S 30-Meetng of Board of Directors.
OO-Musc-Fantasie in F Minor. Chopin
Mrs. Frank l.. Dutton.
Invocation, Rev Il. f. Hope
.tuuIeSS VI NtlCoilt,
Mrs. Emma Huntington Mason
John Clair Minot
Response, Mrs Stanley Plummer
Address of the President
Mrs. Caroline A. Burpee
Admission of New Clubs.
Roll Call.
Musician Rendimi, Rossi
Mrs c. S. York.
Reports: secretary. Mrs.
Stanley Plummer. Corresponding secre-
| tary. Miss Anna Barnes. Treasurer. Mrs.
| David Wood. Auditor, Mrs. William H.
\ennison General Federation secretary.
| Mrs. Albion F. Jordan.
| Reports of standing committees: ARTS
| and Crafts, Mrs. George w. Hutchins,
| chairman. Reciprocity Bureau, Mrs
| Frank L. Powers, chairman. Credential
| committee, Mrs. Charles f. Roberts.
| chairman.
| (a) Scherzo Urom 9Th Organ Sonata.)
Guilmant
| OBJ Romance in d Flat, Lemare
George r. Goodridse.
Minutes of previous session.
| ana <tlt,
Mrs. George c. Frye. chairman
| Report
| Address-"The Literary Study Of the BIZ
| be
| Mrs. Estelle +. II. Merrill. Cambridge
| Song-"There Is a IIili,'' Whelpley
! '"rlr Lark Has Tyre of Gold.
Whelpley
Mrs. NJ E. Sawtelle
| Library Commission,
Mrs. Kate c. Estabrooke. chairman
| Report
Parer-"What We Have Done and Can
DO for Libraries" Mrs. Harvey, Orono
Forestry. Miss Elizabeth Hobbs, chair
man.
| Report.
Report of Delegate.
Mrs. Joseph A. Thompson
THURSDAY EVENING 500 O'CLOCK
Ca Grand Chorus &c Minorp. Guilman:
(b) Andante Cantabile (fIom 4th Organ
Symphony. Widor
George r. Goodridge
Reading-Selected.
Miss Maude S. Andrews.
Break. Break. Break. Homer
Mrs. c. S York
Poem, Mrs. Anna Sargent Hunt
Love Me If | Live. FooIe
Mrs. C. S. York.
Edward Phillips acrotnpanist
Education of Women In the Twentieth
Century" Miss Sarah Louise Arnold
Reading-Selected,
Miss Maud s Andrews
FRIDAY MORNING, 800 O'CLOCK.
FeramorS. Ruhenstein
Mrs. Frank l.. Dutton.
Mrs. George H. Brickett,
Invocation. Rev. c. A. Hayden
Minutes of previous session.
Educational Session, S"-'9 ~rlg4
Mrs. r L. Odlin, chairman
Report
Salaries Of Teachers in Rural Schools,
Payson Smith, State superintendent of
schools
Industrial Education, Mrs. Edna p. Flagg
Children's Fairgrounds,
Mrs. W. H. Newell