The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-04

the art. In This CONGESTION, Mrs.
Riker read personal lettor from
Governor A. Il. Wilson, in which ne
encouraged the work and promised to
give il his support.
Thank the Press.
Mrs. Edmund Post, OF the press
committee. moved and II was unanl-
mously agreed to, to thank the local
press for their reports of the meeting.
Mrs. Post will not be as active in Pa
Iducah club work next year as for
merly. owing to visits she will make
lin Virginia and New York. She was
, largely responsible for bringing
Judge Willis Brown, of Salt Lake
City. here winter before last, whose
! lecture on juvenile courts was a nota-
bic event.
Mrs. Hubbard S. Wells. president
of the Matinee Musical club, probably
will have her work extended to In
clude the whole state. new depart
ment to the federation will not be
created. but II is desired that music
be treated from a statewide view
point.
Schmaus Bros. furnished all the
| palms and ported plants used In the
club building. and Brunson decorated
the dining room for the luncheon yes
terday. Post cards OF Paducah were
furnished free TO the delegates.
, Miss Halle Hlsey, chairman OF the
committee on ushers and pages, an
I nounced the names OF the persons to
( serve today: Thursday morning
=. Misses Faith Langstaff, Carline Sow
a ell and Phllippa Hughes. ushers;
Misses Jean Morris and Helen Hills
pages. Thursday afternoon, Misses
Blanche Hills. Lille Mae Wlnstead
Rella Coleman and Ethel Brooks
ushers: Misses Julia Dabney ant
:. Ellen Boswell, pages. Thursday even
ing, at Wallace park, Misses Luls
Reed, Clara Park and Mary Scott
D.. ,ushers.
This Afternoon.
Miss Luella Boyd, OF Covngton
first vice-presldent. is presiding owe
lahio SfSoAohf NhAh b'H as
at 2:30 o'clock. II is customary TO
the president to vacate for one ses
sion in favor OF the first vice-presi
dent. Mrs. Letcher Riker has mad'
splendid presiding officer, and Mis-
Lillian Lindsey. as recording secre
n tary, and Miss Haidon Hardin. as cor
d responding secretary, have given en-
Il tire satisfaction. All committees tina
II have not reported will do so thi
l. afternoon.
Il Wednesday Evening.
strenuous, the word made famou
is by President Roosevelt. Is the on.
e one that will adequately describe
n Wednesdays program OF the stat
P. federation. Starting with a bushes
n session at 1890 O'Clock. few breath
h ing spells were found in the Who'll,
It day, until nearly midnight when III
$ second reception was ended
4 After the morning business ses
y sion. which closed at 12:45 o'clock
h luncheon was served in the clu
/ building and the afternoon sessioi
a began at 2:15 O'Clock IN the Ken
/, lucky Avenue Presbyterian church
Mr. f. ~ Cooper. OF the nationa
/ child labor committee. made a shor
and comprehensive address on tn
4, Importance Of supporting the Ken
:. lucky child labor law, whose enemie
. are working to have certain vita
paragraphs repealed in 1910. III
H.
D., local committees send lists OF name
=, OF men and women In their communi
ties who are interested in alleviatinl
:. the conditions he described. 20 Mrs
. G. p. Weaver, OF Louisville, who viii
turn them over TO the Kentuckl
Child Labor association. This asso
citation will communicate with tn,
persons whose names are sent In
Mr.. Copper said that there Is al
y economic advantage TO the com
munity where child labor is prohibit
= ed, over communities where II is per
u mitted.
- Club Reports.
Remarkable evidence OF woman
'self-possession in public was show
> In the two minute reports from tn
!, individual clubs. that followed Mr.
= Choppers address. Not a single on,
= OF the numerous club reporters fal
tered on the stage. while the pois
" and diction of some were highly cred
" liable. As a group, the six Paducal
women, who reported from the loca
clubs, Mrs. Louis Rieke. Alumni asso
. citation; Mrs. Mildred Davis. Delphi
. club; Mrs. Hubbard Wells. Matine
Musical club; Miss Anna Webb
Il Magazine club: Miss Elizabeth Sin
{ mott, Kalosophic club. and Mrs
! James A. Rudy, the Woman's club
" easily ranked among the. best speak
{ ers. Mrs. Rudy. as head OF the Pa
u ducah clubs in entertaining the fed
! Grafton, was applauded vigorously
Her report showed that the Paducal
u Woman's club handled over 5000
:, last year, and no city in the state ha
: clubs that have attempted more am
J. bilious programs than Paducah.
A birds eye view OF the work al
tempted by Kentucky clubs, was got
> ten in the reports yesterday after
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