The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-02
Shakespeare Club.

shakespeare ciuD.
sh.tespeare club had no les
!. tuesday afternoon giving the
1onr to Mrs. w. L. Harding,
the delegate to the state
lion al sherman. At the bust
Sim the club voted to give
Mars TO the Chamber of Com
a. Christmas Denevolences,
4 TO go to the Good Cheer fund
be Appropriated for charity as
..,anIzation thought best. The
lion of Miss Maude b. Davis
..snted with keen regret. The
! Of Mrs. Harding followed.
,sry aptly applied the reports
!. alteration to the good reports
,.sua and Caleb when they went
,r the land flowing with milk
.,nev She said we were trying
.-eb our land with civic beau
!, Dropogate a gospel for the art
ring bring the town and rural
an together, improve santa
sreate social reforms, to say
al.y Of the club woman's effort
arch her inheritance in the
n Of good literature. She gave
-,aBe descriptions of the deco
.as Of the convention hall. Mrs.
II of Kidd-Key spoke the word OF
aue from the Sherman clubs,
M that Mrs. Kids last requests
: for the plans of the federation
! perfectly executed. Being an
s.or Of women and Interested In
ssucated woman, she had antic-
La the privilege of Sherman's en-
EaInIng the federation with great
xure. Greetings were sent from
Woodrow Wilson and Mr.. and
J Thomas A. Edison. The dele
i said that the second district,
Thleh Waxahachie is a member,
E5ed the banner for the great
number OF new clubs. She spoke
ss pride In seeing the second dis
h vim h0nors at the state ccnven-
De Of the musical numbers of
b first afternoon session was by a
d Young man, pupil of Mr..
adon Of Dallas. who is a pro-
r. Of the federation musical
eazrship. Miss Cameron Boone
Nnham, who was at one time a
lAsr In Waxahachie, was also ON
aaslcal program. The president
AFss was commended as an able
He by Mrs. Harding. Mrs.
ing wants her administration to
asslze free kindergarten, rural
ak and rural libraries. Mrs.
Pennybacker, past president of
blellial charmed the audience
Der recital of "reminiscences of
Ass while she was In office, and
accomplishments of the Bien-
Il she declared that the office
sa have three presidents: One
Aeside, one to eat, and one to
: ielers. She spoke especially
3s immigrant question and of her
4ss through England, Ireland,
y and Alaska.
~ aeiegate spoke of the report
MS Simpson as state chairman
e PARKS and Fairgrounds COM
~ Mrs. Simpson told OF her
70 Keep in touch with the wo-
y iexas, and of the interest in
YORK. She recommended the
-'alslng Of vacants lots to be used
s'As and Fairgrounds. Mrs.
ss'a commended the work of the
-sa clubs. They offer a flag to
~aoOi wards that keep the best
--as Our advanced teachers
Na'e that teaching the child to
asnt Is helpful in their moral
s-'sieai Development. She rec
-sa0s the observance of May Day
= and folk dancing. The
~'i0n movement now abreast in
YATES an interest for better
and Fairgrounds.
M. senhybaeker gave the state
a mental picture OF the
euaiai President, Mrs. Josiah
e'Sies, of California, and the
81, ea seemed to feel it was .
| sument in their favor when
f. 'aspaeker declared that Mrs.
vas perfect housekeeper.
~ 'iosa Of the convention Miss
49, a OF Waco invited the fed
NJ ! Z birthday party, celebrat-
twentieth anniversary.
sas 1917 meeting at Waco. In
'ech Women met at Waco