The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-31
PROGRAM is ARRANGED
For 18th Annual Meeting of Vermont
State Federation at Montpelier.

The seventeenth annual meeting of the
Vermont state federation of womens
clubs is to be held at the Kellogg Hub
bard library in Montpelier, June 4, D
and 6.
The session opens Tuesday evening
with the following program: Piano SOLO,
selected, Mrs. Harlow Whitney; lnvoca-
elton, Rev S. +. Bloomfield; addresses Of
welcome, Mrs James B. Estee, president
of the Montpelier womans club, James
d. Estee, mayor of Montpelier, and WI
lard C. Cotton, president OF the Mont
peler Board of Trade; response, Mrs.
Watson /. Wasson, Waterbury; greet
ings, Mrs. j. A. DeBoer, state regent OF
the Vermont d. A. R., Mrs. Charles H..
Spooner, state president OF the Vermont
Daughters Of 1912, Mason $. Stone, state
superintendent of education. w. IL.
Crockett, director of Vermont Peace socl-
ETY., Governor Mead, the general ana
state federations and the Colonial DANES
OF Vermont; vocal solo, Miss Schoheld; ;
report of eivics department, Mrs. George
T. Chaffee; address, "Norld Peace
Through World Union,' Mrs. Anna Stur-
ges Duryea.
From Q to 9:30 Wednesday morning,
credentials will be presented, followed by
reports of officers; the report OF the
Christmas seal committee, Mrs. +, +.
Mather; report Of field secretary 9. r..
w. G. endowment fund. Mrs. Perley ha-
zen: introduction of new clubs, Autonoe
of st. Albans, Friday of Pittsford, Clean
ers OF Barre, Outlook of Bristol, Pierian
of Waterbury; reports OF club presi-
dents; reports of department chairmen;
tribute to the birds, Miss Sara Graves;
address, "Some Definite Work of the
Vermont State Federation of Women's
Clubs" A. +. Hawes, state forester.
In the afternoon, beginning at l:3O,
reports of various officers will be given,
followed by a song, Swinging by Miss
Marjorie Estee: report of the scholarship
committee and an address by Supt. +. NJ.
Roscoe on is the Scholarship Sue
cessf" vocal solo, "a Lover in Damas-
Gus" (a) "Far Across the Desert Sands
tbl "How Many Lonely Caravan Miss
Peter; address, "The Broadening Field of
Home Economies" Miss Josephine Mar
shall, instructor in household economics
at the z. Y. Nj.
Wednesday evening win be given over
to a reception held at the home OF Mayor
and Mrs. James B. Estee.
Thursday morning other reports will
be given and an address, Preventive
Medicine by DR.. Grace Sherwood, Nerr
mont secretary of the A. NJ. A. for public
health education for women, and an ad-
dress, Woman and the Law by Miss
Helen NJ Winslow.
Thursday afternoon will be largely
given over to the transaction of bust
ness, interspersed with a piano duet by
Mrs K H. Cleaves and Mrs. i. II. Ba-
dord, and a reading by Miss Winslow.
Plans have been made for an automo-
bile ride to the Country club, where
tea will be served.
The Thursday evening session is to
be held in the city hall auditorium with
most pleasing program, a1 follows:
Trio, selected, flute, MarianJordan, harp,
Madame (iilda Stochette Cardini. violin,
Harold Haylett; solo, "Suite," Madame
Cardini; solo, tal "Humoresque" tbl
Melody in G String Mr. Haylett; adj
dress, "Standards in Modern Life" Guy
Potter Benton, president of the U. V. NJ; J;
song. vermont" with words by Helen
NJ Winslow.
Delegates and visiting club women can
obtain dinner at the Unitarian church
Wednesday and Thursday moons, the ex-
ecutive board voting at the mid dyear
meeting that delegates should not be
guests of the hostess club at dinner.