The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-20
CLUB WOMEN IN
ANNUAL MEETING
GoIdsboro Making Preparation
For Entertainment of the
State Federation

4 to inclusive. Mrs. Pallner Jei
man, who is chairman or the Pup- |
licity Committee of the FederatOn !
has sent out the following announce
ment: =.
"A hearty welcome awaits all
guests at the Thirteenth Annual Con-
vention Of the Federation of Women's
Clubs. The Federation has now
reached such state of growth and
development that it means a really
influential force in our State, and this
meeting is the director Of that force.
All clubs are urged to send full dele
cations, that there may be representa-
tion from every one. II one delegate
comes representing two clubs, thus
having the right to two votes, she
should bring to the convention two
regularly filed in credential cards;
In every case a member Of the con-
vention should present IL credential
card for every vote to which she is
entitled.
THE Eschedule of conferences has
finally been arranged as follows:
Wednesday May S, 2:3O-4:O0, Civics,
Conservation, Social Service lin main
auditorium of the court house). Same
time, Library Extension, Literature
Gin county commissioners room OF
court house,. Thursday, May 6, 2:30-
400, Art, Music Gin Woman's Club
room). Same time. Education, Home
torium of court house).
"As each club is entitled to a rep
resentation of at least two, this ar
rangement allows the clubs, through
their delegates, to get the benefit of
both conferences each afternoon. AS
far as possible it is advised that the
delegates from each club attend both
conferences, that they may carry back
to their clubs the results of the dis
cuSSiOns.
The conferences are ncharge of
their respective department chairmen.
Programs OF more or less informal
nature have been arranged which
promise to be of great interest 20 the
club worker in general and the de-
partment worker in particular Some
outside speakers have promised to ad-
dress several of these meetings.
among them some of the most emf
nent authorities in their lines in the
State.
Announcement has already been
made of the social entertainment that
has been planned for the members of
the convention. On Tuesday night,
May 4, the Algonquin Club will tender
reception to the delegates, visitors,
and club members. The next after
noon at o'clock the Woman's Club
will give the visitors a drive around
town, with light refreshments at the
park. The club will also entertain
the members Of the convention at a
banquet Thursday evening after the
musicale. To these functions the
guests OF the club are most cordially
invited.
Again the request is made that al
Federated clubs send the names OF
their delegates at once to Mrs C. B
Miller West Walnut St, Goldsboro.
Good Things for Music Lovers.
Music lovers attending the Fedora
tion of W,omen's Clubs at Goldsbort
are having many good things pre-
pared for them.
"On Thursday afternoon there will
We a joint conference on music an,
art. Assisting in this conference will
be Mr.. Wade r. Brown, dean Of muS
OF the State Normal College, and Mis-
Muffley of East Carolina Trainin
School. whose wonderful success witt
public school music has attracte
much attention. Plans for betterin
church and Sunday school music, fo
organizing choral classes, for bringin
professional talent to our towns an
FOR creating musical atmosphere i
our homes and schools, will be dis
cuSSed
Delegates will tell briefly Of tn
best things accomplished for musi
and art by their clubs, and are invit
ed TO ask questions on any subject {
Importance to the advancement {
these arts. Other good things are be
ing prepared by the chairman of ar
These will be announced later.
"On Tuesday and Wednesday ever
tngs there will be short numbers b
talented singers.
ON Thursday evening at ga
O'Clock there will be a song recital {
american music by Mrs Wade I
Brown. assisted by Mr.. Brown at tt
piano. These gifted musicians are tc
well known in North Carolina to nee
any comment as to the high class
entertainment in store for us
The chairmen Of music and a
urge every club to have a delegate
this conference. who may take hon
to her club greater enthusiasm al
zeal for the cultural departments
the Federation"
The Raleigh delegates will repr
sent the largest club in the Stat
They are: Miss Sadie Duncan, M,
.. p. Harrison, Mrs. ]. T. Flemir
Mrs. E. E. SwindeIl and Mrs. Ash
Lambert; alternates, Miss Bertha II
SentAal Mrs Georpo Ramcoy N