The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-11-14

Tuesday, November Is, $50 p. n.
to the officers, delegates and visitors.
Wednesday, November 16, . A. NJ.
Meeting of board OF directors.
Meeting OF credential committee.
Wednesday, 10 A. n.
Formal opening of the Sixteenth
Annual Convention Of the Florida Fed
Grafton of Woman's Clubs.
Invocation-Rev. Campbell Gray.
Muris.
Addresses Of welcome:
For the eity-Mr. l. w Duval
For the club-Mrs. William Hooker.
For Junior Civic League-Miss Ruth
Moore.
For the Z. D. C.-Mrs. F. r. Gary.
For the Press-Mr. Frank Harris.
Responsibilities ]. Stanley Frederick,
first vice president OF the Florida Fed
Grafton.
Introduction Of distinguished visi-
| tors.
Music.
| Report of credential committee.
Roll call OF officers and chairmen Of
standing committees.
| Roll call of clubs
Appointment Of committees.
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| Reports Of officers, president, CORES
ditor.
| Report Of general federation secre-
tary. Mrs. Richard F. Adams.
| Report of state correspondents.
| Report from official organ-The
Keystone.
Music.
Report of delegates to the tenth BIZ
ennial, Mrs. Thomas NJ Shackleford.
Mrs. Frank E. Jennings.
Wednesday, 2,sO p. NJ.
Music
Reading Of the minutes.
Announcements
! Report of committee on rules and
regulations.
Reports of chairman Of standing
committees. General discussion after
each report.
Bird Protection-Mrs. E. E. Coulson.
Social Purity-Mrs. NJ. E. Randall.
| Library Extension-Mrs. Richard p
Hopkins
Legislative-Mrs. e. E. G. Munsell
Music.
Civil Service Reform-Mrs. A. Leight
Munroe.
Reciprocity-Mrs. N. E. wamboldt
| Art-Ars. A, J. Henry.
| Club Extension-Miss May J. Crosby
Child Labor-Mrs. Frank E. Jen-
nings.
Wednesday, p. NJ.
| Music by St. Cecilia Club. St. Angus
tine: Vocalist, Mrs. J. c. r. Foster;
violinist, Miss Annie Cooper; pianist,
Mrs. Arnold Colby.
| Voice and violin. ave Maria"-Gou-
nod.
Piano, (a.) La Berceuse"
! CD "Fantaisie Impromptu''-
Chopin.
Address. "The General Federation.
It's Interests and Problems"-Mrs
Philip N. Moore. president General
Federation.
| Voice, (a) "Since We Parted"-Fran-
| ces Allistsens.
| Co. "a Bowl of Roses"-R c.
| Clarke.
| (c) Il Love You"-Carl So
| beiski.
! Violin and piano. Sonata in F.
Gerig.
| Allegro conbrio.
| Allegretto.
Conference of club presidents.
Thursday, November ~, $50 A. M.
Music.
| Reading or minutes.
Announcements.
| Report Of nomination committee.
ELECTION by Australian ballot) APP
pointment of tellers.
| Report Of chairman Of civic commit
tee-Miss Kathryn e. Thorp.
Discussion. assisted by Mr. J. Hor-
ace Mcfarland.
Music.
Report of chairman on health de-
partment-Dr. Ellen Lowell Stevens
| Paper, What Has the Federation
Health Department Done for Florfda?"
Mrs. NJ. E. Randall.
! Reports Of federate clubs Limited
to three minutes).
| Thursday, 1 p. NJ.
| Auto ride to the famous Silver
Springs. compliments of the hostess
club.
| Thursday, ESQ p. NJ.
| Music.
| Reading Of the minutes.
| Announcements:
Final report Of credential commit
tee.
Report Of forestry committee-Mrs
Observation-Disclosures by DR.. John
Clifford
| Waterways-Mrs. s. T. Sistrunk,
member General Federated Waterways
Committee.
| Address, "Women and Their Work at
the Congress''-Mrs. Kirk Munroe, del
egate to Conservation Congress.
Reports OF federated clubs (con-
cluded).
Thursday, 3 p. NJ.
Music by Wednesday Morning Mus
licale, Ocala Woman's Club.
Chorus, "Spinning Chorus from the
Flying Dutchman" (Wagner)-Wed-
nesday Morning Musicale.
Violin, "Mazurka de Concert" (Ovid
Musiee)-Miss Mary Connor.
Voice. selected, Mrs. E. H. Mote.
Address, 1.-The Crusade Against Ugli-
tness'-Mr. j. Horace Mcfarland,
lpresident American Civic Association.
Cornet, The Message (Schubert)-
Mr.. A. E. Gerig.
| Piano. selected, Mrs Clifton Camp.
Chorus. German Dance" tSchubert)
"Wednesday Morning Musicale.
Friday. November 10, $40 A. NJ.
Music.