Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-14
MRS. c. II. HUME SUCCEEDS MRS.
ID. A. MDOUGAL As PREsi-
DENT OF FEDERATION.
MUSICAL entertainment
Delightful Program Given Last Nisht;
Convention VIII he Terminated
Today.

yesterday the first Dlennlal cohNeht''"
of the Oklahoma Federation OF Wom-
cn's clubs will come to close to-
day with sessions this morning ana
this afternoon and a pipe organ re-
oital tonight.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows:
Mrs. Charles Il. Hume, Anadarko'
end district president Mrs. Tom
Hone. Ada. Attn district vice president
ot large; Mrs. Phil Brown, Eufaula,
4th district. general federation sec
rctarv: Miss Elizabeth Boyle, Enid,
Ist district. recording secretary; Mrs
NJ f. Early, Muskogee. 3rd district,
state treasurer; Miss Anna O'Nelll'
Chickasha, 5th auditor; Mrs. Kate
sutton Cleveland, 1st district, par -
liumentarion.
The selection of officers to conduct
the business Of the state organization,
shows a strong personnel ana the
choice Of the convention was most
satisfactory to the delegations from
all districts. without exception.
Mrs u. A McDougal, who has con-
Quoted tho most important part OF
the work Of the office under extreme
difficulties rctires at the end OF a
very successful regime The Library
club Of Sapulpa. Of which Mrs NC
nougal has long been president, pre-
scented their chief executive with theli
compliments In the way OF a big
bouquet of white roses. A picture ana
pocm. the Gift of Mrs. William De
Cordova, were also presented To Mrs
McDougal
The election OF officers was started
at 10 O'clock Thursday morning ana
by o'clock p. M, only the president
and vice president had been selected
Much of the early part OF the after
noon was taken up with elections ana
large portion Of a splendid program
thot had been scheduled was neces-
sarlly abandoned
C. f.. Buchner Of Tulsa gave an in
tcrestlng talk on public Fairgrounds,
usinu as basis for his speech the
work accomplished In Tulsa along
this line.
Mrs. A. W. Tucker of Perry chair
man Of the civic committee spoke on
"'rhe Need for Police Matrons.' She
illustrated the splendid work these
women aids to the police Of cities and
towns were doing In Oklahoma.
Especially as travellers aids in their
work effective. she said. She recon-
ncnded that police matrOns be main
tained In every city thai can possibly
afford IT,
The demonstration of meat cutting.
arranged by the household economics
hn
church. waa explanatory of Cheap
Expensive Meat and Expensive Cheap
Meat" Inexpensive cuts which II
properly prepared are most delicious
and nura"ive than the expensive parts
of the beef were designated as the
women watched the interesting pro
ceeding.
At o'clock the visiting women
were given an automobile ride about
the city and later rendered tea at
the Tulsa Country club. Nearly ev-
cry delegate I'm attendance aVaileH
herself of this entertainment.
Last evenings session of the feder-
alton had for its special feature OF en-
tertainment a concert by the dele
gates from the music clubs OF Okla %
homa. with Mrs H. NJ Johnson OF
Chandler Mrs. J. NJ. Offield, of Mus
kogee and Miss olive Leaman Nc
Clintock assisting In the program.
Every seat in the large auditorium.
Sunday school room and balcony OF
the Presbyterian church was taken
when the hour for opening the pro
sram arrived.
The program consisted OF eleven
numbers. the vocal and piano selec-
tions being relieved by readings by
Mrs. ]. NJ. Offield OF Muskogee and
Miss Olive McClintock OF oklahoma
City.
The singing Of Mrs. J. A. Jackson
of Beethoven club OF Colgate was
exquisite and her numbers were gem
erallv considered the most delightful
of the program.
Miss Mynn Coggesswell. as the
Tulsa TTycchka club representative
or, the program was ever heard at
hetter advantage and the members or
the cluh were more than proud of
her splendid playing on last evening.
The impersonations OF Mrs. n. NJ.
johnson Of Chandler in costume were
delightful numbers and many OF the
members VI Tue pdlu
Mrs. r. r. Macarthur Of the Hyechka
club. who was in charge OF the pro-
gram a deserved compliment in their
statement that the concert was with
cut doubt he best program ever
arranged and given on the occasion
~ federation concert.
Following Ia the program as rem
dered:
Part One.
Vocal. The Gypsles ..... Brahms
Mesdames Leacoek and Lockwood
Harmony Club. Claremore
Piano. Scherzo waltz op. 40. ..
............ Moskowski
Miss Herbert
Schubert Club. Lawton
Vocal. Cuckoo" -. Liza Lehman
Miss Jane Lewis
Musical Research. Bartlesville