The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-09-14

CROWDS COMING
Many Club Women Will Be Here
at Annual Meeting
TIME is ALMOST HERE
Local Committees are Putting Fin
ishing touches to Prepara-
lions for Gathering

Present indications are that the
Forthcoming annual meeting of the
Minnesota Federation of Women's
Clubs, to be held in Sank Centre on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
Sept. 26, 27, %, will be well attended.
Quite bunch of club women are
expected to arrive on Monday even
ing, Sept %, as arrangements have
been made with the Great Northern
Railway Company to attach a special
coach to the Winnipeg Flyer, reach
ing here at S:56, for their accommo-
dation. The local committee in
charge of the arrangements have de-
tails perfected so that every delegate
will be met at the train, escorted to
her place of abode and have her
wants provided for.
The two local clubs that are mem
bers of the Federation have selected
their delegates to the convention and
are as follows: Ladies' Monday Mus
ical Club, Mrs Mary Hogan, Mrs. F.
B. Rowe; Gradatim Club, Miss Mar
ion Lewis, Mrs. E. ]. Pike
The state president of the FEEDER
ated Clubs, Mrs. c. G. Higbee of st.
Paul, has sent out letter to the var
ious clubs urging them to attend the
Sank Centre meeting, setting forth
the advantage of such attendance and
telling what Sank Centre will do in
the way of entertainment and of the
good things in store for all visiting
delegates. Among other things Mrs.
Higbee says:
Come and enjoy the fruit of your
labor in this fine town of Cauk Gen.
tire in which is located the school of
your dreams! See and believe! Drink
in the truth that nothing is impos-
sible when our organization becomes
unit in the endeavor! Come and see
how the girls cooperate in the MAX
| ing of true women and good citizens.
Come for the double program to be
held at the school Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 81, which will be adapted to
both the women of the federation
and to the girls of the school,
Il hope no club will be without rep
resentation Come and cast your bal
| lot in the choice of new officers, in
deciding whether we shall present an
organ to the school, in amending the
| bylaws and in all the great working
plans of the organization. The priv
ilege is yours and also the duty.
''One of the great advantages OF
organization lies in the fact that it is
not necessary for all members to cast
| off their household cares and badges
| of domesticity and go out to fight for
| the right in community or state. A
representation of our peaceful ar
my answers every purpose and is
quite sufficient to bring terror to evil
doers''
The program has not yet been COM
| pleted but it is hoped that it will be
ready for publication in few days.
Some of the features, however, are
known. Mrs. A. Barto of Sank Centre
viii deliver the address of welcome
and the state president, Mrs. Higbee,
will respond. Gov. Eberhart is ex-
pected to address the club women
| during their stay here The governor
| and Mrs. Eb rhart will be the Fed
eration's guests at the luncheon We'd
! nesday at the Home School for Girls.
Hon. L. C. Spooner will address the
| convention Oh the topic sWhy You
Are Needed U. S. District Attorney
Sims of Chicago, is slated for an
| evening address. There are to be
many other good things on the pro-
gram
Since the above was put in type it
is learned that the three following
artists have been secured for the
Thursday evening musicale that will
be given during the convention:
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