The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-26
CONVENTION OF
FEDERATION OF
WOMAN'S CLUBS
Programme Is Out
for Meeting at
Wheeling

The State Convention OF the Fed
GRAFTON of Woman's .Clbs conyenesu in
Wheeling tomorrow and continues
through Thursday, adjourning on Fri
day. A large number Of Fairmont
women will attend the convention,
three clubs of this city, the Woman's
Club. the Political Equality Club and
the Fairmont Sorosis, being members
of the Federation.
The programme for the convention
has just been issued and is as follows:
Wednesday EvenIng-s:3o.
Reception to the Federation by the
Hostess Club at Mcclure House.
Thursday Morning.
Meeting of credentials committee
at o'clock
Meeting of executive committee at
o o'clock.
Convention called to order at 2;45
o'clock by the president, Mrs. Morton
Invocation.
The Lords Prayer.
Roll call of delegates.
Address of welcome by Mrs Guy r
G. Allen, president OF Panhandle Fed.
GRAFTON, and by Mrs. John Douglas,
president Of the Woman's Club Of
Wellsburg.
Response by Mrs. Morton Workman
Sloan, of Huntington
Reports of officers.
Reports of special committees.
Report of committee on constttu-
ton.
Reciprocity education federation, lit
erature, music, travelling, libraries,
Thursday Afternoon-2:so.
(AHrs, Charles j. Proudfoot, presid-
S Reports of standing committees
Health, waterways, forestry.
Paper. Forestry e. G. Dw-
Reports of standing committees
Legislation, civil service reform, tuye-
nile court, child labor.
Paper, ssHandicaps TO Genius Mrs.
H. H. Moss. OF Parkersburg.
!, 60 F. w. G. Biennial" Cincinnati,
ohio-Mrs. D. l.. Murray, of Cincin-
adjournment at 4:15 o'clock.
Reception to Federation, 4:30 to
$3.50 o1cIock-Dr. Harriet B. Jones,
hostess: resident, Fifteenth and ia
cob streets.
Meeting of the nominating commit
tee in the lecture room of st: Mat
tllews Protestant Episcopal Church,
corner of Chapline and Fifteenth
streets, at 1880 o'clock in the even
ing.
Thursday Evenina-s:3o.
CMrs. M. w. Sloan, presiding)
Invocation and greeting by the Rev.
L. w. S. Stryker.
carp. -
of Whee1ing"-Mrs. James Dunn, sec
"Biessed be The hand that prepares
a pleasure for the heart Of child, TOR
there is no saying when and where
it will blossom forth"
"The Playground" illustrated lee
ture)-Mrs. Lee F. Hammer, of New
York, secretary OF the National Play
ground Association.
Friday Morning.
(Nrs. T. G. Burke. presiding.)
Report of nominating committee at
Election of State delegates to the
G. F. w. C. Biennial at Cincinnati,
Discussion-work of the Anti-Tu-
berculosis League in West Virginia
Mrs. w. NJ. o. Dawson, its president,
and DR.. Harriet B. Jones.
Roll call OF clubs-Reports Of tel
lers, IL to ~ o'clock.
Reading of minutes of the conTen-
tion.
Adjournment to the country club.
Friday Afternoon.
(The Country Club.)
Luncheon given by the Hostess
Clubs OF Wheeling and Wellsburg TO
the visiting delegates, 1880 o'clock.
EFf6av EUAninu.
(Mrs. M. w. Sloan, presidtng.l
Piano Solo-WaltZ OPP. "a (Morsz-
kowskil-Mrs. Edward Stifel.
Vocal Solo-A Greetlng-Mrs. Zou
Hastings-Frazier.
Travel Talks-"Wfrat lengths OF
land, what oceans have you passed,
what storms sustained, and on what
shores been cast?"
Holland-Dr. Harriet Jones.
In the Land Of the Scott and Burns
Miss Carrie Zane.
Scotch Ballads-"My Bairnte" and
"Jean"-Mrs. Zou Hastings-Frazier.
A Nassare from OXford-Miss Anna
P. Stark, of Charleston.
A Cruise ON Greek Waters-Mrs.
Anna r. Bourne. OF Bethany.
In other Lands-On Other Shores
Tho Federation.
irish Folk Song Mrs. zou Hastings.
poem, Home Thoughts from En.
rope" (Henry Van; Dykel Read by