The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-22
...SOCIETY...
By Mrs. T. II. SurReon. Phones House 634, Office s.
House 63I. Office s.

eridge. Of Indiana. whose subject will
be Child Labor" Commissioner Neill
Of the Department Of Commerce and
Labor, and owen r Loyejoy. \ great
deal OF attention will be paid to leg
islatiye and Industrial forestry, Ii.
brary extension, household economies
and pure food will come up for CON
siderltion. The entire federation will
Dee the guests Of the Rhode Island
Federation at a clam bake on Satur-
day
The convention will De especially
notable for the reports on work alt
ready done and opcc.hc statements Of
work yet TO be- accomplished The
reports Of all the presidents of state
fcdcrarious will bc delivered On
Thursday
Miss Anna Levi Clark. chairman
OF the committee ON civil service
reform has completed the arrange
mcuJs for the meeting to DEE devoted
90 this subject Miss Julia D. Perry
win deliver an address on Practical
Working Of civil Service Reform in
Institutions" Mrs. G. r. Main will
have for her subject "Womcn's Clubs
and the u. a. r. in Practical Pa
triutism.' Rabbi Morris Feurlicht of
indianapolis. will deal with the appli-
cation Of civil Service Reform in
Institutions"
Mrs. G. c. Skies. chairman of the
committee on education, will report
upon the general work along these
lines in the federations, and will also
present Miss Laura d. gill. ex.dean
of Barnard College and president Of
the Association Of Collegiate Au-
mnae; Mrs. Ella VI D. Gliucs, of
London, and Miss Desha Becken-
ridge. Mrs. Skies is especially inter-
ested in manual training, and has
been active in presenting its claims
TO the clubwomen of Illinois through
the state federation and the Chicago
Womans Club.
Mrs. Clarence Burns, chairman OF
the committee on legislature. indus
trial, and child labor, will have the
evening meeting of Saturday Mrs.
Joseph Medill Mccormick. chairman
of the Woman's Department of tn
National Civic Federation, will dely.
er an address upon "Welfare work.
Miss Sarah L. Arnold. dean of Sim
mons College, will speak upon In
.dustrial Education" and Senator Bey-
.erdge will discuss National Leg
islation on Child Labor" This pro-
gram will be repeated on Monday
evening, with the addition of Mr..
owen r. Loycjoy and Commits ioupr
Ncill of the United States Depart
mcut of Labor and Commerce, as
sneakers.
on Tuesday afternoon. June 30,
there will be conference OF this
committee, when Miss Edith VI
Howcs, of the Consumers League,
viii present legislative matters. and
NJ. Lovejoy ana Commissioner Ncm
will introduce their topics for dis
cussion.
Mrs. \. +. Bromball, chairman Of
the committee on library extension.
will report upon the work done by
clubwomen in behalf Of the establish
ment of libraries, and will present as
chief speaker Dr James IT, Canfel /,
Librarian of Columbia university,
who will have for his subject THE
Place and Value of the Public Ii.
brary."
The headquarters of the General
Federation of Woman's Clubs are in
the Hotel Vendomc on Common.
avenue, one of the famous streets Of
wealth avenue one of the famous
streets of the world. The principal
meetings are to be held in Sym
phony hall with overflow gatherings
in the neighborhood smaller halls
which form remarkable group OF
public gathering places, Thus, dele
gates while they are attending bust
ness sessions will find themselves
in the newer part of the city, the
Black Bay regiou-that part OF Bos-
/ ton that represents the city's modern
development, where are its fine resi-
dcnces and most OF it's semipublic
institutions.
Misses Ada Bennett and Ada CruCe