The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-15
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Gl!NESI..gli5A
1915 GonYentio ofWomen's
Clubs q d Be Held In
Weston.

rhe second annual convention Of
The First district of West Virginia
Federation OF Women's Clubs was
brought "a uccessfll close last night
III Manningt when a splendid SEES
zion WAS held fin the Presbyterian
churchs the principal feature OF this
sessfonl being the address of Mrs. R.
i. Hutchinson, OF Huntington, state
president.
MrssHutchinsons delighted her hear
,eFB with an address on the subject,
sTtie Club Women OF Today and To
morrow Another pleasing feature
Of this session was a solo sung by
Mi. Flora Williams. Of Wheeling.
The evening session closed with the
singing OF The West Virginia Hills"
The@afternoona session yesterday
vas decid edly pleasing and special
features of this session were talks by
Mrs. .. 81. Newton. OF Waddington
Farms ELM Grove. who is secretary
OF the PriscilIa Improvement club Of
Elm Grove. Her. sub ect was How to
Bring City and Country Women Into
Closer ton" "a general discus
sion otk this subject was led by Mrs.
Harry zillikens 3of Wheeling.
The Illuminating feature OF this ses.
sion Twas the talk by Miss Marguerite
Walker Jordon,3 of WEIGH, w, Va
Miss Jordo talked on the subject,
Woman 9and Her Relation to State
sSpciolo zeal Problems Miss Jordon
who has for "a number Of years been
engaged in settlement work among the
miners families, graphically describ-
ed her work lin this connection. She
is pleasing speaker and her address
WassgiyenB the closest attention. Mrs.
Fred FaTTts, of Wheeling, sang effect
tyely The Nightingale Song" accom-
panied by Mrs. Edgar Phillips, of Man
ntngton:
The Fairmonti delegation who re.
turned here during the evening of yes
ferdaySare loud in their praise Of the
hospitality extended by the Manning.
ton and the royal manner in
which they were entertained during
the entire day! "a pleasing feature of
the day was an automobile ride given
by the Warrington women to the WIS.,
ttofs. The Visiting ladies were driven
over the newly paved roads following
the elegant luncheon served at the
Elkss Club
Weston was chosen as the place Of
meeting for the third annual session
to be held in 1916.
The following were the committees
IN charge OF the convention yester-
day: z
TheSgeneral9comm in charge of
The convention and the entertainment
features onsisted of Mesdames Frank
III. Furbea, E.sB. gKoen, J. Fred Beatty,
Robert Burt. Winston Smith, Arthur
O. Clayton, q! C! Sybert. James Atkin.
son, Walter$P orchard Jesse shrimp;
assistants; Mesdames H. j. Matthews.
Ed. ConaBay. WIN. Way, Charles
Phtllips, Guy: Furbee. NJ. F. Hamilton,
Ernest ConaWay, John Modi, L. H..
Bppfs AZ. u. PrIchard, Miss Marion
ShaWsS
gommittee OH automobile ride
Aftss M. 81 Hamilton, chairman; Mes
fiRmess Charlie Phillips, U. H. Deben-
dRrfsr, Fred Bartlett, Walter O'Day,
S. GsfSybert, Is III. sBoor, T. S. Hardes-
|tys W. nj. Hess Walter Prichard, F.
w Vance, .: & Fred Beatty.
Reception commit Ira Da-
yts, Mrs. Harry Matthews. Mrs. A. l..
Prichard, Mrs: a. Z. Parrish.
Register committee-Mrs. Walter
Eufbees Mrs y. = y. Bernhardt, assist
ants; Mesdames u. Fred Beatty. Wal
ter Prtchard h Arthur G.. Clayton, NJ
y Hamilton "
The following is5the complete regis.
ter for the ention:
Wheelt1 frs. ]. B. Newton; Mrs.
j, w. Bryan, Mrs. Julian G. Hearne,
Mrs. o! Russell Wood, Mrs. F. T. Far
Is, Mrs. Flora Villains.
Fairmont Jennie M. Fleming, Mrs.
NiyrfleE Powell, Mrs. David Rodgers,
ms. E.sR Highland, Mrs. ]. A. Mere
dith, Mrs! Q. M! Black, Mrs. Albert L..
Lehman, Mrs Geo p: Amos, Mrs. Geo.
beBoIts Mrs. Nv. H. Conway, Mrs.
CiaudeS u. holland. Mrs. George Price,
ma Isl. Brobst, Mrs. Glen F. Barns,
Mrs. John III! Hough, Mrs. B. L.
Butcher, MRS. .. Il NJ. Hoge, Mrs. M. 2.
Ashcfaft Mrs Philip Bentel. Mrs. c.
s. Rockhills and guest, Mrs. J. H. Hen
dor on ooklyn. N. Y. Mrs. A. R.
HuntersoeS Hartland,EC Conn; Mrs. Har-
~ Robinson, Mrs. Hugh F. Smith,
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