The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-05
PROGRAM Of THE
FEDERATION Of
W0MAN'S CLUBS
Between 200 and 300 North
Dakota Club Women
Will be Here.
Is TO 10
Reception and Federation
Tea Are the Social
Features.
OCTOBER Is TO IS

Inc complete program for the six
teenth annual convention of the
North Dakota Federation of Women's
clubs which vii. he convened in this
city October Is. is. II and is. is an
nounced today. While the business Of
the f~ederation's annual gathering has
grown to such proportions that it de-
mandS the greater part of the four
days sessions. the program commit
tee has been able Ia provide some eX-
cellent entertainment features and
there Is ever ~yasSurance that there
will be pleasure as we'll as work for
North pakota's club when they gath
err in Grand Forks for the first time.
All convention sessions are to he held
in the First Presbyterian church on
South Fifth street.
Between 200 and 800 club women
Of North Dakota are expected in
Grand Forks during the federation
gathering n their hostesses will he
the ladies of the ci,y's four federated
clubs. the Women'S Civic club lea
que. the Thursday Musical club. the
Entire Nous club n the Franklin
club. The plan is to provide lodging
for the visiting delegates in the city's
private homes and loral club women
are leaving no stone unturned that
AAASAlS oAA " Tue univ aIiO CllyOyS
ment Of their guests.
The feature Of the big gathering
will be an informal reception t the
federation officers. delegates and
friends at the Commercial club on
Tuesday evening. the opening day of
the convention. AT this gathering the
welcome addresses viii! be given and
Mrs. y. c. Young of Fargo. president
of the North Dakota fed eration. will
deliver her annual address. We'd
nesday evenings special session will
be the endowment FUND entertainment,
at the Presbyterian church. the fea-
ture Of which will be the lecture by
Frederick H. Koch on The Comedies
will be served musical numbers also.
the participants including w. w.
Kammerling Of Fargo. organist. Miss
Jane Smith. pianist. and the Haydn
string quartet. Thursday evening fol-
lowing the federation tea at the uni
versity commons. President F. L.
McVey Of the University Of North Da-
kota will address the federation on
Some Recent Social Tendencies in
America"
Local committees are having the
program compiled in neat booklet
form with all information concerning
the city and convention inscribed and
with enough local advertising to make
the book a valuable souvenir. In adj
dition to the official convention pro-
gram the books will also contain the
names Of all officers and committees
and these will be mailed to all dele
gates and officers. The complete
program follows :
Tuesday Morning. October Is.
$3.50 Board neutrality-suspicious.
Of credentials.
10000 Department Conferences
Household Economics.
Education.
Music.
Legislation.
Landmarks.
Public Health.
Endowment Fund.
1900 Department Conferences
Continued.
Arts Of Crafts.
Literature and Library.
Conservation.
Civic Improvement.
Industrial and Social Conditions.
Extension.
Tuesday Afternoon.
200 Joint conference of board of
directors and committee chairmen.
800 Conference of club presidents.
tuesday Evening.
: informal reception to officers,
delegates and friends, Commercial
club. North Fourth street.
$3.50 Addresses of Welcome
Mr.. O B. Burtness-Commercial
club.
DR.. NJ. A. Brannon-Dean of college
Of liberal arts, University of North
Dakota.
Mrs. c. A. Observation-Disclosures
clubs Of Grand Forks.
Response-Miss Louise T. Reeve.
Presidents Address-Mrs. N. C..
Young.
Wednesday Morning, October 10.
Reports of officers
Recording Secretary-Mrs. s.. A.
Zimmerman.
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. ].
H. Shepperd.
Treasurer-Mrs. L. b. Dochterman,
Auditor-Mrs. e. B. Page
General Federation Secretary-Mrs.
w. S. Louder.
Vice Presidents
First District-Mrs. A. A. Davis.
Second District-Mrs. Perry Park
Third District-Miss Louise T.
Reeve.
Fourth District-Mrs. ]. L. Math.
ews.
Fifth District-Mrs. T. A. Boyden.
Sixth District-Mrs. E. J. Taylor.
Seventh D!strict-Mrs. A. NJ.
O'Connor.
Eighth pistrict-Mrs. Andrew
Carr.
Ninth District-Mrs. T. N. Yeo.
mans.
Tenth District-Mrs. w. H. Suits.
man.
Wednesday Afternoon.
1880 Informal ballot.
200 Reports Of Committees
Education-Mrs. Matte NJ. Davis.
Music-Miss Fanny c. Amidon.
Arts and Crafts-Mrs. H. C.. Nc.
Cartney.
Literature and Library-Mrs. Min
Household Economics-Miss Hell.
en- Bascom.
Legislation-Mrs. H. J. Bessesen.
Landmarks-Mrs. C. F. Amidon.
Industrial and Social Conditions
Mrs. NJ. A. Hildreth.
Public Health-Mr3. r. A. Sprague
Extension-Mrs. Walter r. Reed.
Parliamentary-Mrs. Frank White
Press-Mrs. WI. Gushing.
Badges-Mrs. r. B. Page.
Wednesday Tvening.
Endowment pene''t Fund
q. Pomp and Circumstance. .Elga,
b. Autumn Sketch ....... Brewer
Mr.. w. w. Kammerling.
II.
a. Minuet from Symphonic No. g..
MozaE'
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