Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-03
CURRENT EVENTS CLUB
me ofhcers and Committees Chosen
for the Coming Year

/ current Events Club enters ,1nop its o2d
year with the following officers and COM
mittees; President. Mrs. Katherine c.
Morrill,; vice president, Mrs. ]. II Hodg-
kns; secretary. Mrs Frank Hewins; a.
slstaht SECRETARY, Mrs. r. H. Conant;
treasurer, Mrs. Wilbur 7. Emerson; au-
ditor, Mrs. L. l.. Dolliver
Executive committee-Mrs. f. c. CARL,
Mrs. II. c. Barker, Mrs. F. A. Tenney.
Mrs. f. H. Bragg.
Program committee-Mrs T H Bodge,
Miss Gertrude Mcdonald, Miss Carrie y.
Teeple, Miss Helen A Maddeeks
Music committee-Miss Inez E. Hill,
Mrs. j. II. Hodgkins, Mrs Fred Fife,
Mrs, Ralph Conant.
Conservation committee-Mrs. J. Frank
Babbltt, Mrs. L. L. Dolliver, Ms. J. A
Savage, Mrs. B. F. Newman.
Educational committee-Mrs. C. A
featon, Miss Jessica ]. Haskell, Mrs. Jo-
siah Taylor, Mrs. Leslie GRAHAM
Arts and Crafts committee-Mrs. f. A
Tenney, Mrs. c. o. Tibbetts, Mrs Mabel
Hall, Mrs Ransom Palmer
Home Economics committee-Mrs. Har-
~ S. Thompson, Mrs. R. H. Conant. Miss
Lillian Hill, Mrs, Frank Hewins, Mrs
S. c. Webster.
Social committee-Mrs. w. T. Emerson
Mrs. A. D. Ward. Mrs. Elmer Parkman
Mrs. F. U. Moorlen. Mrs f. B. smith,
Mrs. Henry G. Barker, Mrs. e. L. Clarke
Civic eommittee-M f. S Turner,
Mrs. ]. c. Roule, Mrs. Wilbur r Emer-
son, Mrs, Daniel Hewins, Mrs. NJ NJ
ktmball, Mrs. T. H. BODICE.
Legislative committee-Miss Lillian
Hill, Mrs. II. J. Turner, Mrs. A. E. Bar
hour, Mrs. F. H Bragg
Social Service" is the study course
which the club is talking up. and upon
which they began to work last year in
accordance with the recommendations Of
the General and State Federations
Following is the list of subjects as
signed for papers during the year and
the writer's of same Street Work and
the Child" Mrs. J. II. -Hodgkins Con
servation of Human Life Miss Carrie
Teeple; Fatigue and Efficiency" Mrs
F. H. Bragg; What Suffrage Means to
women. Mrs. F. A. Tenney: Reasons
Tor Being an Anti. Mrs Mabel Hall:
Practical Home Nursing" Mrs. Wilbur
Emerson: Social Work in Hospitals"
Mrs. A. E. Barbour; Work of the Camp
fire Girls Miss Helen Maddocks; The
Woman Immigrant Mrs. E. c. CARL:
THE Civic Woman of the 10Th Century,"
Mrs T. H. Bodge; THE Woman With
out Occupation" Mrs. Ransom Palmer;
Training of Future Citizens" Miss Ger
true Mcdonald" Industrial Education"
Mrs. Daniel Hewins: The Work of jose
phine Shaw Lowell, Mrs. Dolliver: Tho
National Woman's Trade Union League
OF America" Mrs. J. \. Savage. The
Delinquent Parent" Miss Jessica Has
kell; The Need Of Child Welfare Work
in Rural Communities" Mrs Yeaton;
High Lights in the Life of Lucy Stone.'
Mrs. Leslie GRAHAM
The club plans to have special programs
as usual, arranged by the committees in
ciYies, home economics, conservation, ed
ueatienal, arts and crafts The social
and music committees plan to give New
Years reception and musicale Jan. /. 1915.
at the home of Mrs. Henry G. Barker.
Three mernbdfs of Current Events Club
were elected at The convention in f-esque
Isle last weekato serve on Federation
committees, they being Mrs Tenney on
arts and crafts, and Mrs. Morrill, and
Mrs. CARL on literature and art