The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-24
Prominent Y. W. C. A. Heads in National
and State Circles Assemble for
Business at 0. c. W.
PUBLIC INVITED TO
/ALL THEIR SESSIONS
Esprit Of SisterhOOd" and Other Diver
sions With Which Three Day Ses-
sion is lntersperSed


The Chickasha public will be priv
legged for three days to attend one OF
the most instructive, enjoyable and in
tellectual conventions which has ever
been held in this city, to all of the ses-
sions of which the public is cordially
invited. The hosts are gathering and
before dark last night between seven
ty-five and one hundred prominent
members in Y. w. c. A. work in the
country had assembled ready FOR the
business in hand.
This evening one Of the biggest,
most instructive and most enjoyable
assemblies that has ever come to
Chickasha will open at the Oklahoma
College for Women-the Oklahoma
State Conference of the Young Wo-
mems Christian associations. The
conference will last through Sunday
evening.
The program will be opened at eight
o'clock by President Austin's speech
of welcome to the delegates who are
coming from everv stste school in Ok
lahoma as vel. church
schools, After the address, the Y. W.
G. A. members viii nresent 8 nagcant
"The Spirit Of Sisterhood, under the
supervision Of Miss Frances Davis.
This entertainment will be free to the
public and every citizen of Chickasha
is most cordially invited to take this
opportunity to acquaint himself with
the Young Women's Christian asso-
citation of the college and the state.
Do not miss this pageant which will
present the thought and inspiration
that the Y. w. c. A. is holding up to
womankind all over the world
The following is the program for
Saturday and Sunday:
Saturdays Sessions.
Saturday morning session, S:45.
Assembly hour, Mrs. John M. Hanna
of Dallas, Tex.
Roll call of delegates.
Technical Council Miss Stuart.
'Field Meet" Miss Corinne Breed
ing, of Norman, Okla.
Intermission for ten minutes.
Address, What is Christianity ?"-
Prof. Seay of S. M. u, Dallas, Tex.
Adjourn, 1910.
Saturday Afternoon Session, 1:45.
Roll call
Technical hour, Miss O'Neill, presid-
ing.
Address, "The Inspiration Of the BIZ
ble," Prof. Seay.
Musicale and reception at Junior
Hight school.
Saturday Evening Session, 1880.
Service of song.
"Our World Fellowship" Miss Abbie
Graham, Miss Edith Wells
Sunday Morning Session.
s:45, Assembly hour, Mrs. John M.
Hanna.
900. students of Europe" Miss
Blanchard, of New York City.
1900, Sermon, "Jesus or Christ"
Prof Seay.
Sunday Afternoon, 400.
Vesper service, Miss Wells of Tien-
Tsin, China.
Sunday Evening 200.
Professional, Hymn of the Lights"
Scripture and prayer.
Hymn.
Address, christian Students Of
America" Miss Blanchard
Address, What of Tomorrow" Miss
Marguerite Stuart
Peace benediction.
Mrs. John NJ Hanna of Dallas, chair
man Of the Southwestern Field commit
tee Of the Y. w. C. A., arrives today
to attend the conference and to pre-
side at several of the sessions.
Miss Edith Wells, foreign secretary
to Tien-Tsin, China, now in this coun-
try on furlough, will appear several
times on the program. Miss Wells
and Miss Stuart, the president secre-
tary for Texas, Oklahoma and New
Mexico. arrived yesterday from Okla
homa City.
Miss Abbie Graham, town and coun.