The L'Anse sentinel., 1914-10-03
KINGS DAUGHTERS WILL HOLD
CONVENTION ON OCTOBER
z. ,AND ..
SESSIONS IN AUDITORIUM
Long Program for Gathering 10 An.
nounced-Larse Attendance 10
Expected-severaI Addresses
Scheduled.

October z, 8 and 8 are going forward
rapidly and by the end of the weel
practically only minor details will re
main for the committees attention
The meetings are to be held in the
auditorium Of the Congregational
church
While the attention of the delegates
will be occupied largely by the matters
arising during the business sessions
a series of social entertainments have
been planned by the st. Johns chapter
Of the organization.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Devotional service; convention
opened by Mrs. C. A. Bishop. state
president; presentation of program,
Mrs. ID. H. Hunt; greetings from CEN
trail council, Mrs. B. L. Whitney; pa
per. "The Personnel of the Second
International Convention" Miss Mat
tie Jones; vocal solo. Mrs. s. Mar
shall; address. For His Holy Name"
Father Lynch.
Wednesday Evening.
Wednesday evening, reception and
banquet at Masonic temple, with the
following program:
Presiding officer, Mrs. r. Goetter:
vocal solo, Mrs. d. w. Kelley; address,
of welcome, Mrs. d. H. Hunt, st.
Johns; response. Mrs. F. N. Conn.
Durand: introduction of toast mis-
tress. Mrs. r. Goette; toast mistress.
Mrs. B. l.. Whitney, Detroit; toast,
Our Opportunities" Mrs. M. L. Sny-
der, Lansing; "The Ideal Circle" Mrs.
Hinsdale, Ann Arbor: Charity, What
is it?" Mrs. Henry Palmer, st. Johns;
reading, Mrs. F. E. Hendershott: THE
State Officers," Mrs. L. Thomas, De-
troit; THE Good OF the Order" Mrs.
c., e. Bishop, Flint; THE next Thing"
Mrs. A. H.. Evans. New York; vocal
solo, Mrs. Frank Stone.
Thursday Morning.
Hymn; devotional service, Rev. G.
e. Bishop; business session with the
reports of the state officers and other
reports; vocal solo, Mrs. Bert Glas-
pie; informal ballot for state officers;
paper, Special Work and What it
Means to the Order" Mrs. Will Chap
ran. Bangor; report Of circles.
Thursday Afternoon.
Hymn; report of credential commit.
tee, Mrs. e. L. Dooling, st. Johns; quiz
concerning the order, of Kings
Daughters; report of tellers on nomin-
ating ballot; vocal solo, Mrs. ROLAND
Frink; paper, Education and the Afro
American" Mrs. c. 8. Smith, Detroit;
talk, "The Vested Interest of the Poor.
Miss Mary Mcdowell, Chicago; mu-
sic, Mendelsshon quartet; talk, Hid.
den Riches" Mrs. A. H. Evans, New
York.
Thursday Evening.
Organ recital. d. H. Hunt; devo-
tional service, Rev. Matt Mullin; vo-
cal solo, Harry Walsworth; address.
THE Call of the Human" Miss Mary
Mcdowell, superintendent of Univer-
sity Settlement, Chicago; vocal solo,
Lewis Washburn; benediction, Rev.
Matt Mullin.
Friday Morning.
Hymn; devotional service; business
session; question box, Mrs. E. L. Hub
bard, Flint; paper, "The Perplexities
Of Raising Money" Miss Marion Ball,
Midland; vocal solo, George Judd;
reports of committees; unfinished bus
iness; talk, Mrs. b. l.. Whitney; con.
secration service. Mrs. H. Stewart
Algonac. Convention closed.
1914 state Fair 10 Past.
The 1914 exposition, the sixty-fifth
annual fair, was formally gathered into
the history Of Its predecessors. The
sighs and the comment furnished the
only official farewell.
That 1t was successful one, the
fair association proudly admits. Two
hundred thousand people visited 1t in
the IL days, new grand total OF at
tendance. The exhibits had been larg-
er, more varied, more representative;
the awards more numerous, more valu-
able; the weather excellent; the at
fractions of the best.
For several hours after the close
Secretary Dickinson's Office was one OF
the busy spots In the grounds. Thous-
ands of awards were paid of as the
vouchers were rendered; hundreds
called to pay their respecta or offer
congratulations; the superintendents
turned in their reports; the employees
called for their checks.
More than $125,000 In awards and