The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-15
Washington Woman Singled
Out for Attention by
Club Federation
DELEGATION GUESTS
AT ART EXHIBITION
View Of Collection of Paintings
Followed by Vesper Service at
Music Hall.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. May 15.-The
Washington delegation to the conven-
ton OF the National Federation Of
Women's Clubs spent a quiet Sunday.
that is. quiet when compared with the
days just passed when convention ses-
siOns, conferences and social engage
mems nave hHed the hours 10 over
flowing
The party breakfasted together and
then neSrIy ali attended church. Mrs.
Samuel s Moore. who IS a former
resident Of Cincinnati, attended the
Ninth Street Baptist Church, Of which
she was . member before moving TO
Washington Her friends are extend
ing her many courtesies. At the close
of the convention she viii visit her
sister Mrs. William EggIeston. at
1TadisonviITe
This afternoon all the ladies were
the guests of Miss GOshorn, when an
opportunity was given TO see her col
lection of fine paintings After spend
ing a delightful hour at the gallery
they attended vesper service at Music
Hall The order of service and yvor-
ship was arranged by Miss Mary
WooIley. president Of Mt HoIyoke
College, and conducted by Miss Mar
garet Evans, dean OF women at North
field, MINI
Memorial Services.
This evening part OF the delegation
viii attend the memorial services held
in honor Of the late King Edward. while
others are planning TO near a lecture a.
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Ellis Logan IS a popular member
OF the delegation She is an enthusI-
astic advocate Of Fairgrounds for chill
dren. and does not lose an opportunity
10 discuss the subject when an occasion
offers
Mrs Logan has been hOnOTed with a
number Of invitations since coming
10 Cincinnati She was asked 10 open
the ART conference held yesterday after
noon, which was not only a high cum
pIiment to Mrs Logan. but TO the dele
-ation as well This afternoon Mrs
I.oEan win be the special guest OF Mrs
William Christopher Cooler, regent OF
the Cincinnati chapter OF the Daughters
Of the American Revolution. when the
local chapter gives a reception IN honor
OF an visiting daughters Mrs Logan
is national corresponding secretary Of
The Children Of the Revolution
Interested In Forestry.
Mrs. lydia Adams williams. prom
inent in the TVomen-s Rivers and Har-
bors Congress, is without doubt the
busiest woman OF the washington dele
CATION She IS Intensely interested in
every word said concerning forestry and
conservation. These items are compiled
and sent TO the American Forestry
Magazine published at Washington
All the women Of the delegation were
particularly interested in Mrs Charles
Fairbanks, VINO was a guest at the sat
51rday morning session Of the fedora
ton When called upon by the Presi-
dent, Mrs Moore, Mrs Firbnlzs rose
from the box where she was seated next
TO the stage and spoke briefly During
the applause which greeted her intro
duction the Washington delegates Joined
IN giving her the ChautaUqUa salute.
\ Mrs Fairbanks spoke As follows
Il thank you for the great pleasure
It gives me 10 meet with a body in
which I have been an active worker I
am delighted 70 see the increased in
terest IN the federation, and the great
enthusiasm exhibited The teaching
which you are receiving is magnificent
Put il into practice.
Favors Mountain Laurel
let US have a suitable national flow
er- I am so glad II has been suggest
ed I heartily indorse the plan, and
think the mountain laurel should be
chosen Let us all work for It. II we
do we shall have IL
ct am glad TO note the station occupied
by our women In foreign countries II is
so different Many good American men
and many good American women are do
iu- missionary work. not by teaching
lhe Bible, but by home living The for
eiguers are beginning to learn some
thing about what the word home
really means
1t is a living subject. and a fine thing
when @ Ereat body like this Is interest
ed We have the great social world,
but the true American woman Is de-
voted to the true principles OF right liv-
ing
"I wish a long continuance Of tins
splendid organization. It VIII be a sue
cess, for Il IS for good