The Press., 1912-05-15

At the annual meeting of the Our rent Events club Monday night the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. G. Percival Bard; first president, Mrs. R. G. Clapp; second vice-presi- dent, Mrs. o. R. Newton; recording secretary, Miss Mabel l.. Kingsbury !; treasurer, Mrs. B. P. Cooley; core spending secretary, Mrs. G. W. Ami don; auditor, Miss Sadie L. Comins. Miss Annette Washburn gave two monologues which would have done credit to professional elocutionist The final arrangements were perfected for the State Federation meeting held here to-day and tomorrow. All in- terested, both men and women, are cordially invited to attend these meet ings and hear this unusually fine pro- gram:
 Wednesday - Afternoon session, 1 30 o'clock: Invocation, Rev. Marian Hastings Jones; address of welcome, Mrs. Willis H. Reed, president of Women's club, Rev. Raymond G. Clapp; response, Mrs. w. H. Phipps, president; greetings; minutes of last annual meeting; civics committee, chairman, Mrs. I. S. Jennings; ad- dress, World peace through world union,' Mrs. Anna Sturges Duryea. Music: Miss Kate Lee Lewis, pianist, New Haven, will illustrate: Butter flies, Op. 3, (schumann); Rhapsody, l lOp. 119, No. 4, (Brahms). Indus trial conditions, Mrs. F. P. Waters !; health department, chairman, Dr. ISophia Penield. =. :. Evening session, TAO o'clock: or tgan recital, organist, G. Percival EBard; conservation committee, Mrs. F. W. Gerard. Music: Songs Aria from Samson ct Delila; Amour, Vieus Alder, (C. saint-Saens), Miss Norma H. Weber of Bridgeport, accompanied by Miss Mable French of Bridgeport; <; Ecivil service committee, Mrs. Rienzi Robinson; address, tPrison reform, ; Mrs. Eva Macdonald Valesh; song, Is E. How s My Boy" (Sidney Homer), ], Miss Norma l.. Weber. Reception, 9. 30 o'clock, in the church parlors.
 Thursday - Morning session, 9.3O o'clock: Business; reports of officers, recording secretary, corresponding sec retary, treasurer; reports from county vice presidents; presentation of new clubs; arts and crafts committee, chairman, Mrs. T. H. Macdonald household economics, chairman, Mrs. F. B. Street; press committee, chair man, Miss Dotha Pinneo; music com mittee, chairman, Mrs. J. o. Downs presidents address; report of creden- tial committee, Mrs. H M. Barber election of officers. Luncheon, 12. 30 o'clock.
 Afternoon session, 145 o'clock Announcement of election; presenta- tiOn of new officers; literature com mittee, Mrs. G. A. Jamieson; prize papers of literary contest, read by members of literature committee music, duet, Miss Lulu Ide, Miss Eunice Park; legislative committee, chairman, Mrs. l.. s. Cummings education committee, chairman, Miss Nettie Smith; address, "Connecticut college for women," Mrs. S. H. Will Hams, president Hartford College club; music, Miss Lulu Ide; report of committee on resolutions; adjourn ment.
 Miss G. Bacon, ex-president Massa- chusetts Federation of Women s Clubs, will be present on Thursday The executive board will meet in the par lors of the church on Thursday at 9 o'clock. Wednesday at l o'clock and Thursday at 9. 80 the credential com mittee will register delegates. A 35c luncheon will be served by the ladies of the Woman's Relief Corps, We'd nesday at 12 80 o'clock, Memorial hall. Supper served at Methodist Episcopal church, 35c. Thursday, dinner, Congregational church, West Stafford; tickets, soc. Special trolley service.