The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-10

Ah'HNbN tNfHinh tnt lOtdl tluU
women of Cleveland will cordial
ly welcome the visitors from all
parts of the state at the Colonial
club
"Wednesday morning will be
devoted TO addresses of welcome.
fraternal greetings, reports OF Of
ficers and a business session clos
ing with the report of the nomi-
mating committee
Wednesday afternoon the de-
partment of health and house
hold economies, industrial and
social conditions and civics, will
hold their sessions
Among the noted speakers of
the afternoon will be Miss Helen
Narick Boswell of New York and
Mrs. OLAF Guldin of Indiana,
chairman of departments of the
G.. f. w. G. During the civics
hour prominent citizens of Cleve-
land will address the convention.
Wednesday evening the litera-
ture department will present a
most delightful program.
A half hour musicale will be
given by the Rubcnstein club, the
largest chorus OF womcn's voices
in Cleveland.
An address on "The Ethical
Value of the study of Literature"
will be given by Mrs. Frances
Squire Potter of the University
of Minnesota, chairman of liter
aturc of the general federation.
a brief address on the Amer
lean Drama with illustrations will
be followed by the sessions Of
the department of state institu-
tious and legislation, education
and conservation, each of which
will present most interesting
program.
Thursday afternoon will be de-
voted to sight seeing and social
conrtosics provided by our
hostcsses.
Thursday evening after a brief
musi al program the convention
win he addressed by DR.. Charles
r. Thwing. -. -. LII d., presi-
dent Of Western Reserve univer-
sity. Following this there will
be d federation hour during
which time the gnest of honor,
Mrs. Philip n. Moore, president
of the General Federation of Wo-
mans clubs; Mrs. Lawrence Max
well of Cincinnati, chairman of
the musical department of G.. f.
w. c.. and the president of the
Ohio Federation will make briel
addresses. The federation hour
will be followed by an address by
Mr.. Newton u. Baker of Cleve-
land on "What the Constitution
al Convention Means to the No-
men of Ohio
Friday morning will be devoted
To the sessions of the art educa-
tion. music and library extension
departments. Most delightful
programs have been prepared by
each department and other IN .
tercstlng topics will be discussed
during the session.
The convention will close In
time for all delegates to take art
d, .srnoon trains for their homes.
In connection with the intercstln
program which has been arrange
for the four days. the CLUB Wome
% rCleveland have combined their el
forts To extend to the visitors, no
only club hospitality OF the cltN pu
To make their stay In that city de
lightrul one. Many delightful socld
pleasures have been arranged Tor IN
visitors. the Western Reserve Chapter
ID. \. r., Mrs. w. G, Boyle. resel''
will entertain at tea on Tuesday o'to
bcr Il. from until 7 o'clock at IN
Wonans club, Euclid avenue an
east Twelfth street. There wtlppe !
reception given by the local cluD wa
men To the visitors at the Colohia
club on Euclid avenue, on Tue9ua
evening.
ON "Wednesday afternoon the ClcNo
land council of women extend cor
dial invitation to the visiting clu
women to attend tea To be given J
theIr honor at the official headqual
ters of the council in the y. W. &. 2
huildinr. ON Thursday afternoon IN
cleveland School of Art represente
rv Miss George Leighton Norton an
Tho ladies of the board, will serve te
between the hours ut ana o. VIM
the college women of Western R'
serve university will serve tea III
same afternoon. ON Thursday ailel
noon an automobile ride has pee
arranged by the social entertalhmei
COMMITTEES. Aside from these specr
invitations, many others nave pe'
extended To the members.
The delegates will leave next Tues
dav morning for Cleveland