The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-27

The State Conference of the Daughters
of the Revolution will be he'd in Frankfort
October 81 and %, and arrangements are
being made to look after the entertain
ment and comfort of the ting delegates
by the two local chapters. Among the
entertainments will be a reception by
Governor McCreary and buffet luncheon
by the Susanna Hart Shelby Chapter, N.
S. D. A. r. On the evening of Oct. Goth
the Boonesborough Ceapter, D. A. R has
has been invited to a reception at the Capt.
toll Hotel given by the Frankfort Chapter.
The Woman's Club of State University
met Friday afternoon in Dean Hamiltons
office at the University for the first meeting
of the year. The club passed resolution
offered by Mrs. W. T. Laffery endorsing
the work of the Vice Commission of Lex
! ington and pledging the support of the
club for that work. Mrs. Laffery, chairman
OF the dormitory committee, reported to
the club that the dormitories are now in
the best condition they have eyer been in,
since she began inspecting them. They
have been painted and cleaned thoroughly
and are in some cases quite artistic and in
all cases as home-like and comfortable as
possible to make them. The club is offer
ing several prizes for the best kept rooms
in the dormitories this year-Lexington
Herald.
Dean Anna J. Hamilton a member
of the Art Committee has charge of
an exhibit this week at State University
The Pierian Club, of Lawrenceburs has
bought building site paying for the same
1000.
The philanthropic spirit of the Shelby
vile Woman's Club, is shown by the fact
that it is backing the coIored Kings
Daughters Circle in building a hospital
for their race in that town.
! Dates bave been arranged for the
travelling gallery of slides of American
paintings to appear at the Lexington High
School and at Harrodsburg, Danville and
Hopkinsville clubs.
Mrs. Zubrod is calling the clubmen's
attention to some recent honors that have
come to Kentucky artists. The praise
given Mr.. Charles Snead Williams work
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WEIGHS medal for work in miniature,
awarded at New Yord exhibit; the ad-
miration accorded Miss Katherine Helms
Lexington exhibit of portraits done from
daguerreotypes, and Musselman's success
as a teacher of modern art in New York.
Louisville Herald.
Preparations are nearing completion for
the entertainment by the local Woman's
Clubs, which will meet in Henderson, KY,
Wednesday, Oct, 81, for a two-day session.
Delegates from every club in the district,
which includes Henderson. Webster Hop
kins, Christian and all counties in the
State to the west of these counties, will be
in attendance and several women notable
in Woman's club work turnout the State
will take part in the program Mrs. N. ].
Hills, of Paducah, chairman of the district
will preside at all sessions.
Mrs. c. L. Chamberlain is chairman of
the Second District organization Of the
Kentucky Federation of Woman's Clubs,
which will hold its annual convention at
Bowling Green this week AS chairman
she will preside over the deliberations of
the delegates. This convention will be
the center of interest for Kentucky club
women this week.
A general program of work to stimulate
and encourage the love and study of art IS
being carried forward by the Art Depart
ment in the Kentucky Federation. Mrs
Alfred Zubrod, of Lexington, and her as
sociates are gathering and giving out news
of pictures and paints and all the while
looking forward to such large things as an
art museum and State Art Commission.
Fifty thousand women, in the most mag
nifcent appeal that any cause has ever
known in New York. strobe up Fifth
Avenue to Washington Square and Fifty
nineth Street Oct. 23rd, in the name of
womanssuffrage.
The most wonderful dignity attended it
all.-Louisville Herald.
Mrs-J. G. Crabbe, State Chairman of the
Federation Press is being highly COM
mended for her efficient work in this de-
partment-