Cañon City record., 1911-09-28
CT. OF W. C.'S
PROGRAMME
IS ISSUED
Seventeenth Annua1 Conven-
ton Will Be Held In Den
yer October 8 to 6.

tion of the Colorado Federation of
Woman's Clubs will ne held October
3, 4, 5, 6, 1911, in the auditorium OF
the Woman's Club building. Follow
ing is the complete program:
Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 3-Meet-
ing of executive board. p. m. (The
board also meets Oct. at a. m.)
Musical at Central Christian church,
given by Tuesday Musical club. $3.50
p. m.
Tuesday evening, s p. m.-Mrs. Nc
Lain presiding. Call to order. Violin
solo, Alteration, Borowski, Mrs. 8.
Frank Barthen. Presentation of pro-
grams, Mrs. P. j. McHugh. Welcome.
Mrs. Dewey C. Bailey, president
Woman's club, Denver. Response,
Mrs. Guy U. Hardy, corresponding
secretary, Canon City: Greetings
Mrs. Helen Marsh Wilson. state su-
perintendent public instruction, Den
yer, Mrs. Theodore Van Wagonen.
president Colorado Mothers congress.
Quartet, from ~Rigolette. Verdi,
Mrs. Edwin G. Eye, Mrs. Bessie Dade
Hughes Mr. Frank w. Farmer. Mr..
Charles w. Kittering Greetings, Mrs.
W. D. Atkinson. president Kansas
Federation. Presidents message, Mrs.
Arthur H. McLain. Reception in the
ball room to federation by the Denver
club women.
Wednesday morning. 9:30.-vocal
solo, Snow Flakes. Rinfork; Sun
beams, Ronald, Miss Myrtle A. Grein-
er Innovation, Mrs. B. T. Vincent.
Reports of committees. officers, etc.
Address. DR.. George II. Glover. Fort
Collins.
Wednesday afternoon, 2 p. M
Miss Myrtle Falls. Reports continu-
ed. The c. F. W. c.. past, present and
future. Past, Mrs. E. NJ Ashley. 1886
1896; Mrs. NJ. d. Thatcher. 1ss6-1sss:
Mrs. James H. Baker. is9S-I900; Mrs.
T. NJ. Harding. I900-1902; Mrs. Mary
C. C Bradford, 1s02-l5O4; Mrs. Isa-
bella Churchill. 19O4-1906; Mrs. J. d.
whitmore, 1906-1sos; Mrs H. L. Hol-
lister, 190S-191O; Mrs. A. H. McLain,
present; Mrs. Alice Polk Hill, future.
Wednesday evening. s p. m.-Mrs
McLain presiding. Violin solo. Mrs
Edith Sindlinger. Reports continued.
Soprano solo. In a Garden, Hawley.
The Little Gray Dove. Joy of the
Morning, Ware. Mrs. Marie Bren
Klaus. Address, George Creel
Thursday morning. $3.50 a. M
ccntralto solo. Goodby. Tosti. Miss
Irene Yoxall. Reports continued.
Greetings. Mrs. ]. A. Gravett: gener-
al federation corresponding secretary
Household Economiep. Miss w1liin-.
son. Address, The Home, Rev. Dr..
William g. Friedman. Luncheon at
Woman's club. p. m.
Thursday afternoon. p. m.-Piano
solo, Miss Airline Birchard. Reports
continued. The Child, Patriotism,
Wardner Williams. Public Play
grounds. Miss Anna /. Johnson.
Children's Hour in the Library,
Chalmers Hadley. Public Baths. Hon.
Thomas NJ. Hyder.
Thursday evening. D. m.-Sopra-
no solo. Miss Mabel Thornburg. Re-
ports continued. viloin solo, Noe
turne. Op. 81. No. 2, Chopin, Miss
Olga Terlen. Address, The Making of
a State. DR.. Charles c. Merica. pres
ident Wyoming university
Friday morning, 9:30 a. m.-Mrs.
Garretson presiding. Soprano solo,
Mrs. Charles B. Pugh Reports con-
tinued. Vote on constitutional amend
ments. Cello and piano. Romance
Tannhauser, Wagner, Misses Levoy
and Eva Milstein.
Friday afternoon-Garden party at
Wolhprst by Mrs. H. F. Bennett and
the Round Table club. Delegates will
be provided with auto transportation
Mrs. McHugh presiding. Violin solo,