The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-10-25
ENTIRE NOUS CLUB TO ENTER,
TAIN FLORIDA FEDERATION
OF WOMEN'S CLUBS

IL Is the intention OF the Entire
Nous Club of West Palm Beach to
make ample preparation TO care for
the large number OF guests who Will
be in that city next month to attend
the annual convention OF the Florida
| Federation OF Women's Clubs, and
from the thoroughness and whole
heartedness OF the preparations now
in force, il seems that its purpose
| will be carried out
The gathering is to include the
time from Tuesday, November 10, to
! Friday, November %, and the thriv-
ing club in West Palm Beach is plan
ming many amusements and attrac
! tons for the members of the differ
ent clubs OF Florida who will attend
The fedela alton includes a member
snip OF more than fifty clubs with an
average membership of thirty-five. Il
is thought that three hundred or more
will visit the city at this time Fifty
members OF the federation will be
entertained at the expense of the En-
ire Nous club. and special hotel and
railroad rates have been made for
other visitors The fifty members
consist OF the state officers, chairmen
OF regular committees and individual
club presidents
From the Miami branch OF Wo
mans Club, Mrs. A. E. Frederick
president of the state federation
Mrs. f. A. Rickmers, correspondents
secretary OF the federation, and Mrs
Kirk Munroe, chairman of the exec
utive board, will attend as guests . 4
the West Palm Beach Club
Mrs. Frederics, considered one ;:
the brainiest women in the whole fed
GRAFTON. spoke interestingly of the
convention yesterday, stating tina,
Mrs Pennypacker. recently elected
president Of the national federation
would be one OF the visitors at the
yearly convention. She also stated
that the day session would be open
for members only, visitors will be ad
mitted al evening meetings, and ma.
be given the opportunity to hear this
| delightful woman, who VIII in al
probability address the convention.
The days will be spent in listenin-
to reports OF chairmen on differen-
committees, passing resolutions anu
attending to the routine business OF
such an assembly. Automobile rides
ard other social attentions also VIII
be rendered to the visitors ACCORDING
to Mrs Frederick. who declares that
members OF the West Palm Beach
i Club promise TO be elaborate host
esses.
The program for the evening SEES
sions at the convention is given in
brief as follows:
Tuesday evening, November 19th
there viii be an informal reception
to delegates Welcoming addresses
will be given by the mayor president
Of the board of trade, and others
The responses will be made by Mrs
Charles Cay of Tallahassee
Wednesday evening, November ~
the legislative symposium will BEL
held, and. as on the preceding even
ing, reception will be held differin2
from the other. only in that it will
be larger Guests are welcomed on
all evenings. Dr. James Cope of Nj
ami viii tell of a Woman on the
School Board
Thursday evening. November 2t
DR.. Ellen Lowell Stevens Of Jackson
vile will deliver a paper on the Owen
bill, which deals with patent medi
cines. Governor Albert w Gilchrist
will probably speak also.
Friday evening, November -. Mr.
Kirk Munroe of Miami will relate in
a way interesting to all the life OF
the Seminole Indian as savage and
his final subjugation to the civilized
race, and will tell some OF his meth
DDS OF life in the Everglades today
Mrs II H. Kirkpatrick who plays 4
prominent part in the life of the Nj
ami clubs will address the conven-
ton on the subject OF The New Wo
man in Old China" This viii be.
doubly interesting in that Mrs Kirk
patrick is a speaker of excellent de
livery, and in that the topic is one Of.
much interest 10 the 'Woman's Club
coming directly in the line OF work
which they are always doing Miami
Metropolis