The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-14
OF WOMENS CLUBS
CONVENTION TO OPEN TONIGHT
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Following. is the complete progral
for the entire convention of the Mi
sissippi Federation of Woman's Clut
which begins here at the Greenwood
Theatre tonight at $3.50 o'clock:
PROGRAM.
Tuesday Evening. November IA, 1911
sac O'clock. -
Formal opening Of Convsntisn, Mr.
Monroe McClurg, presiding.
Music-Mrs. 4. F. Frisrmosd, Nat
nee Musical Club, Greenwood.
Invocation.
Welcome from City-Hon. G.. I
Ray, Mayor.
Welcome from the Eighth Distric
Clubs-Mrs. Walker Wood, president
Welcome from the ,Woman's Club 0
Greenwood-Mrs. T. R. Henderson.
Welcome from the Matinee Musica
Club-Mrs. W.. M. Wilmington.
Music-Miss Mary Franklin Beard
Greenwood.
Presentation Of State President
Mrs. Edward McGehee.
Response to Greetings-Mrs. Leigh
ton Patton, Senatobia, Sixth District
Introduction of Mrs. Sara Beaumon,
Kennedy, Memphis, Tennessee.
Address-Miss Pauline v. Orr, Co.
lumbus, Democracy"
Echoes From the Biennial,
Mrs. Jas. H. Price, Mrs. Tulla Bra.
dy, Miss Collie Covington, Mrs. Bessie
Street Coburn, Miss Susie v. Powell,
Miss Anita Rothenburg, Mrs. Nita
Russell Christian, Mrs. julius Crisler,
Mrs. Sarah Sheffield.
Wednesday Morning, November Is.
S:45-Registration Of Delegates.
9:so-Call to Order, Mrs. .MeGehee,
presiding.
Unison singing-"America," led by
Miss Lucy Shannon.
Invocation.
Roll Call of Clubs.
Announcements.
1~0:00-Reports of First Vice .Presi-
dent, Mrs. J. j. McGrath; Second Vice
President, Mrs. H. G. Featherstun; Re-
cording Secretary. Mrs. W. o. Rea;
Miss Francis Hooper; Cen
eral Federation Secretary, Mrs. Tullia
President, Mr.. Edward Niece
nee; Music, Piano Solo, selected, Mrs.
A. J. Grove, Morning Music Club,
.attiesburg. M
10:45-Report Of District Presi-
Tents: First, Mrs. r. Y. Osborne;
Mrs. John Conner; third, Miss
Annie Rothenberg; fourth, Mrs. H. l..
fifth, Mrs. ;Jess Bell; sixth,
Miss Bessie Young; seventh. Mrs
Blanche v. Denton; eight, Mrs. Wal
Ter Wood; ninth, Miss N. Collie Cow
ngton; tenth, Mrs. G. 8. B~uttsrield;
ELEVENTH, Mrs. John Z. Anderson.
Music-vocal solo: "A SPIRIT Finer"
Campbell, Upton. Love in Spring
ime" (waltz song) L. Andit-Miss
;ordelia Brister, MacBurney Club,
College.
11:45-Report of Credential Com
1850 Report Of Committee on Re-
isicn.
12:40-Adjournmsnt for luncheon.
State Chairmen's Luncheon-Mrs.
Jessie Street Coburn, presiding.
V~ednesday Afternoon, November Is.
2:30-Music Conference, Miss Lucy
harmon, presiding. Auditorium Of
Club.
Community Singing-Mrs. Ethel
owe, Hattiesburg.
Better Music from Viewpoint Of a
eacher"-Miss Lois Cooper, Climb
rs Club, Brookhaven.
Better Music from Viewpoint Of .
Woman"-Mrs. ]. M. Harwell,
Musical Club, Meridian.
'"Ths Value of Victrolas in Public
chool and Club"-Mrs. w. R. Wright,
Club, jackson.
Public School Music Music and APP
led Credits N. s. Wright, !
Musical Club. Greenwood. :
Program Of How to Study Opera
I'd the story. !,
The Use Of Educational Records. =,
Mrs. A. ]. Grove, presenting her
ate song, mississippi"
'sdnssday Afternoon, November Is.
2:S0-Health Conference held in
room Of Women's Club.
r.. J. H. Fox and Mrs. ]. H. Price, $
'esiding. !,
How the Club Woman Can Help the !.
ate and City Board u Health-Dr. :
!. 8. Heller, American Medical AS
citation.
Medical Inspection IN the Public
and How the Club Women :
IN Help Obtain It--Dr. Sara Castle. '
How the Club Woman Can Help in
a Anti. Tt,horru1ns;a N;0h%- Me- II