The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-03

lation to Public Health, Home Eco
nomics and Conservstion-Dr. e. N
Nighburt.
8:3O-Wednesday evening reception
at the home of Mrs. W. M. Whiting
ton.
Thursday Morning, November Is.
9:OO-General Federation Institute
in Committee room /, conducted b,
Mrs. Tullia Brady, General Federation
Secretary.
9:CO-District Presidents Confer
ence in committee room No. Wo'
mems Club, Mrs. McGehee presiding
9:30-Call to Order, Mrs. J. H
Price, presiding. Unison singing
"star Spangled Banner" led by Mis-.
Lucy Shannon. Invocation. Minutes
announcements. q
1O:oo-Reports Of Treasurer, Miss
Mcolie Covington. Auditor, Mrs. E,
E. Connor; art, Mrs. H. NJ. Faser; mu-
sic, Miss Lucy Shannon; civil service
reform, Mrs. Bessie Street yCoburn.
Address: "The Common Sense Of
Civil Service Mis- Charlotte KEGS.
Ter.
Music-Piano solo, staccato caprice,
(Vogrich) Miss Viola Austin, Music
Department, Como Woman's Club.
Reports Of Peace-Mrs. Joe Ku-
ehnle.
Political Science - Mrs. w. C.
White. Read by Miss Sara Marks.
Scholarship-Miss Martha Oliver
Eckford.
Red Cross seals-Mrs. Robert Phi.
fer.
Report of Nominating Committee.
Civics-Mrs. J.. ]. McGrath.
Address-"The New Civic Idealism"
! Miss Mary Garrett.
Music-Chaminade Club, Jackson.
Song: "Jeanud Art,"-(Tschaikow-
sky)-Miss Marie Henry.
Report Of Public Health-Mrs. J. II.
Fox.
Mississippi Endowment Fund-Mrs.
Julius Crisler.
Education-Miss Elise Undertake.
Thursday Afternoon, November ls.
200 - Educational Conference
Miss Undertake and Miss Buckley,
presiding.
Music: Piano solo, selected-Miss
Ethel Powe, Hattiesburg City FEEDER
alton.
Education, the Nations Efficiency"
Miss Miriam Paisley, I. I. 4 G., Co.
lumbus.
adult ~Illiteracy in Mississippi, and
What is Being Done to Remove IT,
State Superintendent Of Education W.
F. Bond.
Report of Field Work in Illiteracy
Campaign-Miss Elise Willingham.
Music, selected-Mrs. Lee D. Nc
Lean, Bay View Club, Winona.
"The Illiteracy Campaign from \
Business Mans Standpoint" i'll
T. Thomas.
"The Greatest Help for . Success
full Campaign"-Hon. John Rumble.
Music, Standardization Music
Club.
3:3O-Automobile ride and tea, at
House-on-Nebo, Mrs. D. s. Jones,
hostess. /
Thursday Night, November Is.
S:3O-Mrs. J. J. McGrath, presiding.
Prize Composition Of Junior Depart
ment of s"-Audelle
Afford, Whitworth College.
Second Prize Composition-'Evan-
tide"-Mrs. E. A. Neblett, Fifth Dis
trict.
First Prize: 1.-THE Dogwood Tree"
W. R. Wright, jackson Chami-
made Club.
Prize Observation-Disclosures.
Prize Short Story-Prize poem.
Concerto struck OPP. T-Yon Weber.
Orchestra accompaniment on second
piano-Mrs. Charles Dunning, Peripa-
tetic Club and Whitworth College Fac
Miss Lois Cooper At second
piano.
First Prize in Art-Miss Marie At
Jackson.
Presentation Of Prizes: Art, Mrs.
H. N. Faser; music, Miss Lucy Shan
non; literature, Mr.. Ell Bee.
Friday Morning, November II.
9:00-General Federation Institute
Conducted by Mrs. Tullia Brady,
General Federation Secretary.
9:00-Call to Order, Mrs. MeGehee,
presiding. Unison singing, "Blest Be
the Tie That Binds" led by Miss Lucy
Shannon. Invocation. Minutes, an.
nouncements. Report Of Reciprocity,
Miss Inez Lum; press, Mrs. p. M.
Fugler; legislation, Mr.. G. H. Alex.
legislature, Mrs. Eugene Bee.
Address: National. ldsals"-Miss
Rebecca Weaver.
Home Economics-Mrs. A. 8. Mitch.
ell.
Music: Rhapsody Ne. 2 (Lisst)-
Miss Estelle Winter, Sowania Club,