The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-05-09
Federated Clubs
Here on May 2St
FORTY DELEGATES TO Be PRESENT
St. Maries Ladies Complete Plans for Entertain
ment of the Visitors

The fist big cnnveutl1n of dele
gates from outsile cities to be beld
in st Maries this year will occur on
the three days commencing May 2lst,
when delegates from each Of 4 or
ganizatious Of tue Third district Of
Woman's Federated Clubs will con
veue here in their annual business
session.
This event lie of msln Importance
to the club women of the entire
northern end of the state, each year
finding the city where the meeting
is held, entertaining a large number
of ladies' from the diff erent cities of
north Idaho. Last year the meeting
was at Wallace, and thanks TO the
able work of the st. Marles delegates
at that convention, this year the
local o. o. q. club will have their
opportunity to entertain the visitors
The club women here are entering
enthusiastically into the work of ar
ranging entertainment for their
visitors and have about completed
the program for the out ofssession
leisure time of the ladies.
On Wednesday the opening day of
the convention, the only regular
work of the Fed GRAFTON, will be that
of organization In the afternoon.
Ia the evening the St. Maries club
ladies' will hold a reception to the
VISITORS at the Kootenai Inn This
event will be public and a general
invitation will be extended to the
St. Maries people to come and get
acquainted with the visitors. On
Thursday the general work of the
Federation will start, three sessions
of the organ izatIon being held on
that day and also on Friday, the last
day of the meeting. One of these
two days the ladies' are planning on
entertaining the visitors by a short
boat excursion up the river.
The regular program for the meet.
inRs IL arranged at Lewiston, the
headquarters of the Federation, where
an advisitory board is working IN
connection with the president, Mrs.
Joseph NJ Heating. ia assigni the
different topics of discussion to the
different clubs of the organization.
Each Of the fourteen different clubs
Of the Federation are entitled tc
send three deegates to the convention
and Indications point to the fact that
there will be almost a full quota Of
delegates In attendance Besides
these there will be the officers of the
Federation, Mrs. joseph M. Heating
Of Lewiston, presidents Mrs. John
r Beckner, of OroHno. first vice pre-
sidut; Mrs W b Hager, of Harrison,
second vice; Mrs Ray Carter, of Mos
COW. third vice; Mrs Victor Il Chas
tin, Of Lewiston, secretary aud Mrs
Q ~ Atington of this city, treas
urer.
The local ladies will also have thl
honor Of entertaining three Of th'
States organization officers at th'
mcctluB hhAn lchtg AhNuo hOhoA bucoe
being the state president. Mrs Fret
Pittenger of Boise; Mrs NJ Sweeley
president of the First district, anI
Miss Marjorie Johnson, social expert
The homes of the club women o
this city will be thrown open to th
delegates and many of the visitor
will be entertained there, while tn
others will be quHrtered at the Koote
nal Inn. All Of the business session
will be held in the Methodist churc
The cities which have clubs be
longing to the FedeEatlon aud whio
expect to send delegates here are a
follows:
Occur -Fortnlghtly an
Woman's Clubs.
Harrison Fortniehtly.
lewiston n-Tecenlnicum aud Twer
tleth Century.
Moscow Current Events. Fro
msthean, Historical, and Plirades.
OrO6no- Needle Work
st. Maries-The o. o. o. Gu
Couture, Courage aud Courtesy
Troy Woman's Club
Wallace-Wallace Study Club.
Wsrdner-Ne Century Club.