The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-08
FEDERATED CLUBS
MEET In OCTOBER
PRESIDENT or FEDERATION coN-
FERRED WITH COMMITTEE AND
MADE OUT SKELETON PRO-
GRAMME FOR MEETING AT
DEVILS LAKE in OCTOBER.

DEVILS LAKE In OCTObEH'
During Mrs. N. c. Young's recent
visit to Devils Lake skeleton pro-
gramme was arranged for the meeting
of the state Federation of Women's
clubs, Oct. 10, II. IL and 10. at Devils
Lake. Many plans were discussed
which win probably later be carried
out, but which are not completed to
such an extent at present as will war
rant publication. The president talk
ed over new and interesting numbers
for the programme with the committee
and anticipates the coming meeting as
most beneficial one for the fedora
ton.
Each year an afternoon or part
Of the time Is given to one OF the
different committees Of the federation
In rotation and the lot falls this year
to the Industrial and social conditions
committee, which viii have charge Of
the entire programme for the after
noon Of Oct. IL. 1t was thought that
the time of one number on the pro-
gramme which is arranged for gener-
ally is not sufficient for a complete
report of the work and to bring the
interests of the committees before the
federation, so this plan was decided
upon.
An interesting fact in connection
with the federation is that at the
biennial meeting of the national feder-
alton held about two years ago the
local federation was allowed but ave
delegates, next spring at the biennial
meeting which will be held in San
Francisco seven delegates will be sent.
This shows rapid development in the
North Dakota federation and the la
dies are to be congratulated upon the
outcome of earnest effort.
| The programme has been arranged
sol that the officers and committees
only need be in attendance on the
morning Of the first day OF the meet
| ing. The trains run so that the dele-
gates will arrive about noon of Oct
10, and the morning of that day has
en- planned so that they will lose
no part of the conference. The return
trains have also been noted SO that
connections may easily be made.
The programme will be enlarged, but
In outline form is as follows:
Tuesday, Oct. 10. Il
900 a. m.-Board meeting.
Presentation OF creden-
tails.
1880 a. m.-Committee conferences.
Afternoon Session.
900 o. m.-Joint conference OF
board of directors and
committee chairmen.
| $3.50 p. n.-Conference of club presi-
dents.
Evening.
Informal reception.
Wednesday, Oct. IT,
| 900 a. rn.-Invocation.
Address OF welcome.
| Response
Appointment Of commits
tees.
Report OF officers. a
Afternoon Session.
1880 o. m.-Informal ballot.
| 300 o. m.-Reports OF the following
committees: Education,
music, arts and crafts.
literature and library,
parliamentary. badges,
reciprocity, household
economies, conservation,
civic improvement, leg-
islation, land marks. and
public wealth.
Evening.
Concert.
Thursday, Oct. IL.
| 900 a. Informal ballot.
Reports OF new clubs.
Reports Of endowment
fund committee Especial ii
Discussion OF The Cour-
rant.
Election Of delegates to,
biennial convention.
Afternoon Session.
Report Of industrial and social COM,
ditions committee.
Evening.
Federation tea.
| Presidents address.
Friday. Oct. IS.
| $500 a. m.-Business session.
| Constitutional amend4
ments taken up.
Close Of Convention.