Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-05


liam NJ. Chase painted the .clf-no,
lfalt, recently exhibited in New Yor
In the exhibit Of Ten Painters
Under the title OF Senior Decent
MIS-. Johnston served as head lecur,
on art IN the art galleries of tn,
fahama-francisco, during the entir
exposition period.
She is the author Of the chapte,
on THE High School as the Art Ger
Ter OF Community" in recent BOOK
me Modern High School," by c. II
Johnston, as well as many other art !.
cieS on art, published in the Outloot
magazine.
Mrs Johnston has lectured extern
SlVely on various phases Of art. more
recently on the beauty Of art Ct the
San Franclscjo fair. III her work in
. the General Federation, she has en-,
! phaslzed the study of American ar,
assisting the state chairman in az.
ranging exhibitions and ascertainjr?a
thelr state aN assets. This work Lac
discovered many interesting, local art
products, and aroused much state
PRIDE and inspiration for future state
A'+SH 80 OIL pl Us 100.
Mrs. Johnston is the wife of D..
Melville F. Johnston, OF Richmond.
Ind, and the mother of Donald 9.
johnston, landscape architect, as
soclated with Ferruccio Vitale Of
Fifth avenue New York city.
Program In Full.
The program in full cor the conyen-
'ion, as announced by the officers Of
lne State Federation. is as follows:
Tuesday Morning, Nov. Z.
a. m.-Board meeting.
10 a. characterization
Tuesday Afternoon.
MIS-. Hubert Strange presiding.
p. m.-Registration.
> D. m.-Music, Come Thou Al.
mighty King by audience. Led by
presbyterian choir. Mrs Norris at the
piano, Miss Harrell, Mrs. Core, Mr.,
kastor and Mr. Triplett.
2:05 .. m.-Invocation, Rev. II. A.
Stowell.
2:10 p. m.-Music, pieno, Mrs. r. E.
McRae, Camden.
2:1o p. m.-Address of weleIome,
Mayor S. Bloom, for city; Z. B. Bloom
chamber of commerce; Mrs. L. X.
Land, club.
2:30 D. m.-Response, Mrs. Sepe
Holt
2:40 ,. m.--Music, voice, Mrs. Jesse
Core
2:45 D. m.--Home economic session,
Mrs. R. n. Garrett, chairman. Ad-
dress, Organization Rural Clubs
Miss Alice Hickman, Baton Rouge, La.
1925 p. m.-Social and industrial
conditions, Mss McCabe, chairman
D. m.-Musc, whis,ling solo, Mrs.
Tom Collier Ill
4:05 D. m.-Adiournment.
Tuesday Evening, 2. VI.
General reception, Hotel Pines
10 p. m.-Banquet, pioneer banquet,
to pioneer workers. officers and club
presidents.
Wednesday Morning.
s a. m.-Registration.
8 a. m.-Called to order by presi- |
dent |
sos Q. m.-Music, hymn, Mrs. Rem
frow, piano. Led by Methodist choir.
$40 a. m. Invocation, DR.. w. J.. L. !,
Cox.
9:15 a. m.-Musid voice, 81 Waited
For the Lord" Misses Broadstreet |
and Dansby. /
9:20-Minutes. Memorial service,
Mrs. e. S. Ready.
$3.50 a. m.-Report. Of the special
Rules and regulations,
Mrs. J. S. Holt; program, Mrs. ]. Il.
Andrews; Local Nine. Mrs. H. B.
Strange, chairman; credentials, Mrs.
H. l. Holderness.
9;55 a. m.-Violin trio, Misses
Headlee, Farrar and Mrs. MdClean.
10 a. m.--Report of officers. Vice
president, Mrs. J. E. Andrews: second !
vice president, Mrs. Dugald Mcmillan
recording secretary, Mrs. George
corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Walter Wright; treasurer, Mrs.
Cooper Langford; auditor, Mrs. Will :
Harris; president, Mrs John l. Moore
II a. m.--Whistling selection, Mrs.
Cecile Baker, Malvern
11:O5 a. m.-Report of the publicity {
committee chairman. Address, Mrs.
James J. Read.
> 1925 a. m.-Report of Gazette
chairman. Address, MS. c. 4. Whit
ley. !
11:40 a. m.-Report OF the field sec
'etary. Address. 1.-The Club Women
md the Rural Women,' Mrs. II. C.
IL m.-Adjournment.
1890 m.--SodIal and industrial con.
litions. and home economic lunch
con, Hotel Pines. Talk, "Thrift,"
Robert E. Waite. Community CO.
operation in improving social, indus
rial and home economical condi-
IONS" Miss Bessie Murphey, Mem
)his. Tenn.
General discussion.
Wednesday Afternoon.
2 p. m.--Invocation, Rabbi Golden
tein.
Music-Hymn, Coronation" led by
Episcopal choir. Mrs. Dilley, Mrs.
'Iartin, Mr.. Danaher, Mr.. Levy; Mrs.
3ocage, piano.
2:O5 D. m.-Minutes.
2:1O p. m.-Music, piano, Miss V.
'aine, Clarksville.