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

announcement OF winners of ShOr
: story and poem contest.
80 y. m.-Prize story. Mrs T. 7
Norris, Pine Ruff, The Woman o.
> the New South"
" 2::@5 y. m,-Library tltension. Mrs
: II. y. Tomlinson. Address, "Woln.
: ems Clubs and Rural Libraries" MIR
Hernd0n, state history commission.
: 10 y. m.-Drama session. Mrs w
j. Rensberg, chairman. High school
2udltcrlllm. An afternoon Will
shakespeare and his contemporaries
IN honor Of the Shakespeare Tercen-
tennlal. to conclude with Ben John.
sons Greek MasQue, entitled, "A Hue
and Cry Of Cupid"
+ Wednesday Evening.
First Presbyterian t5urch prcsj-
dents evening, Mrs. /, L. Andrews.
presiding.
7;45 L. m.-DoxoloGy. audience:
Mrs. J. |. Norris at the organ.
100 p. m.-lnvocation, Dr.. J.
Norris.
7:55 u m-Introduction of the presi-
dent.
s p. m,-Ausic, duet, Miss Harrell
and Mr.. Kastor.
a:Go p. m.-General federation di~
rector, MIS-. Frauerthai.
$40 p. m.--Address. MIS-. Percy V.
Pennybacker, past president G. f. w.
$40 p. m.-Music, THE Inflam-
matus' from "stabat Mater" Rossi.
nj, Presbyterian choir.
$50 p. m.--Report of the district
Presidents Bate.sville, Mrs. NJ. e.
Dorsey Camden, Mrs. Ed Graves;
Forrest City, Mrs. G. j.. Moore, Jr.;
Harrison, Mrs. e. Sd,tt; Little
Rock, Mrs. Clio Harper; Pine Bluff.
Mrs. A. w. Troupe; Fort Smith, Mrs
Frank Peel.
Thursday Morning.
8 a. m.--Called to order by the
president.
9:o5 a. m.-Music. "Amcrica,' audi
ence. Mrs. Renfrow al piano, led by
temple choir, Miss Broadstreet, Miss
Schloss, Mr. Kastor and Mr.. Troupe
$40 a. m.--Invocation, Rev. w. c.
Steel.
Music-Quartet, Temple choir.
9:15 a. m.-Resolutions
9:20 a. m.--Report of civic dommit-
tee, Miss Clara B. Emo.
$3.50 a. m.-Report of history COM
mittee, Mrs. l. n. Barnett. Discussion,
'fHow to Complete the Work and Put
On Sale"
$50 a. m.-Report of the civil ser
vice reform, Mrs. J.. e. Harper, Hot
Springs.
Address, Miss Earl Chambers.
1910 a. m.-Music, Prof NJ. d. Nc
Neil
1920 a. m.-Two-minute reports
from delegates to biennial, New York. !
1880 a. m.-Report CT Bible litera-
ture, Mrs. c. E. Whitney.
II a. m.-Music, piano, Miss Kate
Lightle, Searcy.
11:05 q. m.-Mrs Joe Frauenthal
presiding.
I:25 a. m.-Arkansas' plans to
entertain the general federation, Mrs.
II. C. Gibson.
11:3o a. m.-Hot Springs plans,
Mrs. J. e. Harper .
11:l5 a. militia Rocks plan to
entertain the federation for one day
Mrs. Clio Harper
11:o0 a. m.-Report of general fed
GRAFTON secretary, and chairman fl
nance committee, Mrs A. Retain.
thursday Afternoon.
Hauber's theatre. Mrs. Dougald
presiding.
100 D. m.-Music, hymn, "To Ar
kansas" score by H. Tovy. depart
ment muse state university; words
by Mrs. c. c. Jackson music commit
tee.
1:35 p. m.-Music.
1: 40 p. m.-Report Of art commit
tee, Mrs. Geo. C. Lewis. Music duet,
Miss Harrel and Miss Norris.
:55 p m.-Address and motion pic
lures Of general federation of wom-
ems clubs, Mrs. Melville Johnston.
1855 p. Mart reception, Mrs.
Lillian Mohler, Miss Elsie LOOMS.
waiting to show Jeffer-
son county's good rocHs, to the visit
ing delegates. Tea at the country
CLUB.
Fine Arts evening, Mrs. w. H. Arnold,
chairman. Music.
Friday Morning.
Educational session.
a. m.-Invocation, Rev. Frank
9:o5 a. m.-Musid Arkansas" by
Mrs. Barnett.
$40 a. -Minutes-Music, piano.
Miss Muriel Conger, Conway.
9:15 a. m.-ResolutlonS.
800 a. m.-Final report of creden-
tial committee.
1925 a. m.-Report of chairman of
Mrs. Frank Milwee.
$3.50 a. m.-Report of endowed
Mrs. Jack Bernhardt.
9:33 a. m.--Scholarship loan fund,
Miss Vineyard, acting chairman.
$40 a. m.-Address. Equalization
of Taxation Arkansas Redemption"
DR.. Brough.
1910 a. m.-sdhool Improvement
session. MIS-. Geo. Bates, presiding.
1915 a. m.--Address, Student Self
Miss Camp, Warren,
1890 a. m.--Address, 1.-THE Moving
Pictures" Mrs. Max Layne, Helena.
10:45 a. m.-Address, Dental Hy-
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