The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-05-20
Federated Clubs
Here Tomorrow
SESSIONS AT METHODIST CHURCH
ST. MaFies Club Ladies Will Royalty Entertain
Visiting Delegates

IiSItiuS
Tomorrow morning at 9 100 O'Clock
the opening session of the Twelfth
Animal meeting of the Idaho Third
District Federation OF Womans' Clubs
will start at the Methodist church
parlors. Over forty delegates are ex-
pected 70 arrive on the boat this af
ternoon and tonight, indications
pointing to almost a full quota Of
delegates being present when the
opening session commences.
The official program of the Fedora
tion has been received, the work of
the ladies being divided into two ses-
sions on Wednesday, With a public
reception given by the st. Marles
club ladies In the evening, the enter
tainment of the delegates including
a boat ride sup the river, also given
by the O. o. O. Club OF this city, on
the same afternoon. On Thursday
there will be three sessions of the
federation, morning, afternoon aud
evening, this being the chief business
day of the convention. On Friday
the federation will close its sessions
after one meeting IN the morning, at
this session coming the election Of
officers for the ensuing year, and the
choosing of next years place of meet
ing.
pPOHPAM
Wednesday, 9 zoo a. m. Call to
Order, Mrs. Joseph NJ. Keatinge,
president.
Invocation: Rev. J. G. Harvey,
st. Maries.
Address Of Welcome: Mayor Henry
L. Muloshy, st. Maries.
Response for Federation: Mrs. Ir-
win W. Cook, Moscow.
Plano, Selected
Miss Naomi Nolan.
Presidents Greeting, Mrs. Joseph
M. Keatlnge, Lewiston.
RECESS
Report of Credentials Committee.
Report of Program Committees.
IN MEMORIUM
Mrs. J. W. Givens. Mrs. W. W.
Leeper.
Resume Of Minutes of Eleventh An
nual Meeting, Mrs. Victor II. Chas-
tain, Secretary.
Report of Clubs.
WEDNESDAY, 100 P. Nj.
Boat Trip on the St. Joe River,
Given by the O. O. q. Club Of St
MaTles.
Gall TO Order. 2:45.
Piano PoIonaise A fiat Major, Or
35-F. Chopin. Miss Florence Bren
nan.
Reading Of the Minutes.
Address: "The Duty of the Clul
Woman Toward the Working Woman
Miss Marjorie Dsw JohnsuD.
DISCUSSION
Vocal Selected, Miss Crosse ant
Miss Olbon.
WEDNESDAY, $3.50 r. M.
Reception at the NJ. e. Church.
THURSDAY, 500 A. M.
Vocal Selected Mrs A. B. Ami
Reading of the Minutes.
Presidents Address: Mrs. Josep
M. Keatinge, LeV'ston.
Address Fed, ION Work, Mrs
Fred Pittlnger, President State Fede
ration.
Report of University Loan Scholar
ship Furd. Mrs. J. Gyde. Chair
man. Wallace
Report of Historical Committed
Mrs a L TalklnRton, Chairman, Lev
iston
Report Of Art Committee. Mii
Margaret Sweet, Chairman, Mosoo
Report of Civil Service COMMITTEES
Mis- Jane Luelllng, Chairman, Orr
fno
Report Of Library and Literatul
Committee, Mrs T F Kerni, Chsi
man, Lewiston
Report of Industrial and Sool
Conditions, Mrs o Orland, i. Mosoc
Report Of Household Eclnomi
Committee, Mrs r E McFarlan
Ouhltmhut Oueui q Aieut
Vocsl-The Carnival. g F Molli
Mrs W L Gelst
Report of Conversation Committe
Mrs Wm George. Chairman, Coe
d'Aiene
THURSDAY, l 80 P NJ
Vocal Select
Mrs Petersen. Mrs GeIst. Miss Mol
Reading of the Minutes
"The Ciubwoman' Part 10 the
lntlon of The Juvenile Court Pro
lens" Mrs A MoEachern, Occur
Alene
General Discussion.
{ port Of Educational Committ'
Mrs. Laura Butz. Chairman, Wardr
Replrt Of Health Committee, NJ
Owen d Platt, Chairman, st Mar
Reort Of Civics Committee q
Medical Inspection In Our Schoo