The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-27
WOMAN'S CLUB
Thanks All Those Who Assisted IN
Making the Convention Of the
Federation Of WOmen's
Clubs q Success

press It's appreciation OF the hospitai-
ity extended to the State Federation Of
Woman's Clubs OF Kentucky, by the
citizens of Maysville.
Also to express It's appreciation OF,
and gratitude for all those Efforts, and
they were many, put forth by the resi-
dents OF Maysville, towards the com
fort and pleasure Of the delegates and
guests. The Woman's Club feels that
the convention is we'll over having
been, so far as the hospitality OF the
city is concerned, as well as In other
ways, brilliant success. and wishes
| to extend its thanks to all public spir-
tied citizens who helped to make II
30. Once more Maysville goes on rec
ord as having reached the high water
mark of good old fashioned, whole
souled, hearty hospitality in true Ken
lucky fashion.
The woman's Club wishes especially
to congratulate the Chamber Of Com
merce and its Special Events Commit
tee, for the beautiful and graceful and
competent way in which their art OF
the program was carried out, and To
thank them for Il. The fact that rep
resentative bodies OF men Of Maysvllle
were assisting the women Of Maysville
in the hospitality extended the visitors
added much to the pleasure, and 70
the reputation for old fashioned chiV-
airy for which the state Is noted.
The Club wishes to express its APP
probation of and gratitude for the use
Of the First Presbyterian Church, as
place Of meeting. also to Mr.. and
Mrs. Barbour for their constant care
and helpfulnessy which added very
largely in the success OF the conyen-
ton.
| Also Il wishes to express it's APP
probation OF the kind offer Of the
Third Street NJ. E. Church, for the use
| Of Federation as committee rooms.
| The club wishes to thank Judge and
Mrs. A. NJ. ]. Cochran and Mrs. Duke
for the hospitality extended to the Club
reception to the Federation.
The Women's Club wishes to express
It's appreciation and the appreciation
Of the Federation to the Knights Tenn
plar for the charming hospitality ex-
pressed in the loan Of the Masonic
| Temple, and in all those courtesies eX-
tended so gracefully to the women OF
I the Federation and the Women's Club,
on the occasion of the civic dinner.
! They added greatly to the pleasure OF
the guests; made possible the giving
of the civic dinner, and by their pres
ence and graceful exercise Of the
functions of hosts, made the women
of Kentucky realize that the days or
chivalry we're not O dream Of the past,
but living reality OF today-in Mays
Vile.
The Women's Club has great felicity
in extending its thanks to Miss Eliza
beth Barbour, for her beautiful music
which gave great pleasure to all those
present.
The Club wishes, together with the
train committee, to thank all the
friends who loaned automobiles for
the carrying of guests from the trains
to their abiding places, also to thank
the following grentlemen: Messrs.
James II. Hall, c. s. Kirk. C. Nj. Jones,
c. E. Dietrich, DR.. George Devine. W.
Houston Hall, o. L. Bartlett, Sherman
Arm, Mace Brady, Thomas II. Gray,
Roy Cochran. and Mayor ]. Wesley
Lee, who so courteously assisted the
train Committee in the arduous labor
of getting all these ladies 80 comfort
ably delivered to their abiding places
The Club with the Lodging Commit
tee wish to thank all hostesses, who
gave the guests of the Federation OPP
portunity to become acquainted with
the homes of Maysville.
The Maysville Street Railway Com
pany is especially asked to accept the
thanks of the Club, for the free SER
vice extended the guests by them.
The Health League and Miss Casey
are once more the recipients OF the
Clubs appreciation and gratitude. as
we'll as that of many many delegates
who availed themselves Of the oppor<
tunity to rest there, for little inter-
walls during the convention.
The Woman's Club wishes to ex-
press its appreciation of and thanks
for the telephone installed in the First
Presbyterian Church, by the Maysville
Telephone Company, free Of charge for
the use of the convention, and also to
the Aeolion Company Of Cincinnati
and Mr.. Tucker, for the loan of the
beautiful Weber Grand piano used by
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the convention.
The Woman's Club wishes to thank
Fireman Greenlee and Policeman
Tolle for their watchfulness and pro-
lection during the civic dinner.
The Club wishes to express its APP
probation of the donation and kindly
cooperation OF the Washington Club,
also the Chamber of Commerce and
the merchants. who made donations
towards the financing OF the entertain
ment of the convention.
To all those who 80 kindly extended
the use of their autos for the enter
tainment OF our guests on the sight.
seeing trip. the Club expresses its
most cordial thanks and appreciation.
And lastly to the Settlement Club
and the young women and girls who
served so beautifully aud so gracefully
and efficiently, at trains and as pages
in the convention-and to all others
who had their share In making the
convention a success; the Woman's
Club extends it's congratulations and
gratitude Signed:
THE MASON COUNTY WoMAN'S