The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-09-25
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Sehcioi hoPiN, az -hPP'-So ~
Minnesota Resources" Art committee
report, Mrs. Cyrus Wells. chairman.
Address, 1.-THE Minneapolis Art In
stitute; Its Purpose and Collections"
Joseph Breck, director.
Address, The Importance OF
Drawing in the Public Schools" Miss
Emma Roberts. supervisor of draw.
ing in the Minneapolis public schools
Address. THE Economic Value OF
Art In Minnesota" Maurice I. Flagg,
director OF Minnesota State Art So
, ciety.
Report OF tellers on informal bal.
lot.
Automobile ride, 3:45.
Informal tea served In superintend-
ent's apartments OF the Rochester
hospital for insane.
Wednesday Evening at Eight O'clock.
Music report, Mrs. Jennie Sedg-
wick, Minneapolis; music, piano, Miss
Charlotte Burlington, st. Paul: a.
Romance in c.. G. II. Fairclough; b.
valse de Concert G. II. Fairclough.
Spoken Songs. Mrs. c. Z. Thayer.
st. Paul; Crossing the Bar, Paul
Knox Allen: Star Dreams, w. Rhys
Herbert; Visitors, w. Rhys Herburt.
Educational. report, Mrs. II. IL.
Witherstone, Rochester.
Address, Educational Opportuni-
tics and Needs OF Minnesota" DR..
George L. Vincent. president of uni
versity OF Minnesota.
Music Piano. Miss Grace Donehue,
ST. Paul.
Brer Rabbit, Mcdowell, Caprice
Espagnol. Moscjowski.
Spoken Songs, Mrs. c. +. Thayer,
st. Paul. Princess Of the Morning"
/, Harriet Ware: An Old Sweetheart OF
Mine" Walter Howe Jones: a Little
Con-" Walter Howe Jones.
Public Health report, Mrs. w. j.
Marelay. chairman, Minneapolis; Ad-
dress, Minnesota's Health Needs;
DR.. Charles Mayo. Rochester.
Thursday Morning, Nine O'clock.
Cne-half-hour business session. Rec
reation report. Mrs. Robert Seymour,
chairman. General Topic. THE Need
Of Play in Minnesota" discussion led
by Miss Josephine Brewer, st. Cloud.
Address, THE Church as a Social
Center" ev. Z. c. Hickman, Bryan.
Address. The Public Playground"
Miss Katherine King, Duluth.
Address, The Pageant" Miss Ber-
tina lies. Minneapolis.
Address. The Moving Picture and
Its Influence" Miss Ida May Fergu-
son. juvenile department of the Mime
apolis public library.
Address, "Lyeeumize the Theatre"
Mrs. Phelps Wyman. Minneapolis.
Formal ballot for officers.
Thursday Afternoon, 1880 O'clock.
Civic report. Mrs. J. r. Brandrup,
Mankato.
General topic, Community We'll
fare -
Discussions led by Mrs. w. T. Coe
Wayzata; Mrs. A. r. Hunt. Itch
field: Mrs. p. J. Haley, Litchfeld:
Mrs. F. c. Corell. Big Falls; Mrs. w.
]. Quinlen. Rochester; Mrs. J. W.
Andrews. Mankato: Mrs. w. J. Max
clay. Minneapolis; Miss Maud Van
Buren,, Owatonna.
Address, Relation OF Women to
Public Health" DR.. II. w. Hill, secre-
tary Minnesota Public Health associa-
ton.
Home economics report, Mrs. Ru.
dolph Geiser. Cannon Falls.
Address, Club Work and Home
Economics" Miss Josephine Berry,
State Agricultural college.
Address, The Need of Minnesota
Industries Employing Women and
Children" Miss Peterson. Child Labor
Bureau. st. Paul.
Report of committees: Invitation,
resolution: report of dollars. pre-
sentation Of officers, tour OF inspec-
tion OF New Mayo Clinical hospital.
$3.50.
Thursday Evening at Eight O'clock.
Music.
Address. Dynamic Social Forces"
DIR. Alfred Arvold, North Dakota Agri-
cultural college, Fargo.
General Federation Echoes: First
Impressions" Mrs. c. r. Wright, Fer
gus Falls; Civic Duties" Mrs. c.
J. Holman. Mankato; Some Reasons
for the Present Alcoholic Movement"
Mrs. c. G. Higbee, st. Paul; Gen
eral Federation Policies, Mrs. T. G.
Winter. Minneapolis; "a Youthful
Viewpoint of the Feminist Move.
ment," Miss Josephine, Schain. Min
neapolis; big Personalities" Mrs.
J. l.. Washburn. Minneapolis: Rem.
iniscences," Mrs. r. NJ. lie Pepo-
there. Minneapolis.
Friday Morning, Nine O'clock.
Meeting Of council, executive board.
From Mondays DaIiy.
Mrs. Snyder Entertained For Guy
Bates Post.
Mrs. Frederick II. Snyder gave
small tea yesterday afternoon at
her country residence. The Cross.
roads," in honor OF Guy Bates Post,
the star OF the rOmar the Tent.
maker" company. at the Metropoli-
tan, and Frank Monroe, a member
OF the Seven Keys to Baldpate'
company October I Mrs. SNYDER