The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-03
PROGRAM FOR CONVENTION
OF FEDERATION Is ANNOUNCED
Some of the Leading Men and Women of the
South on Program-Sara Beaumont Ken
nedy Will Make An Address.

The convention of the Mississippi.
Federation of Women's Clubs is tt
convene in this city November IA anG
will be in session through the 18th
Many speakers of national and state
wide prominence are on the program
and will be present. Among the
many others Of note is Mrs. Sara
Beaumont Kennedy, of the staff OF
The Commercial Appeal, vino will de-
liver an address at the opening meet
ing.
Following is the program:
PROGRAM.
Tuesday Evening, November IA, 1916.
$3.50 O'clock.
Formal opening Of Convention, Mrs.
Monroe McClurg, presiding.
Music-Mrs. R. r. Friermood, Matt
nee Musical Club, Greenwood.
Invocation.
Welcome from City-Hon. G. L.
Ray, Mayor.
Welcome from the Eighth District
Clubs-Mrs. Walker Wood, president.
Welcome from the Woman's Club Of
Greenwood-Mrs. T. R. Henderson.
Welcome from the Matinee Musical
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 Beaumont
Kennedy, Memphis, Tennessee
Address Hon Ney W::lliams-"The
Other Unit in the Making of Good
Citizens"
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.
9:30-Call to Order, Mrs. McGehee,
presiding.
Unison singing-"America," led by
Miss Lucy Shannon.
Invocation.
Roll Call Of Clubs.
Announcements.
10:00-Reports of First Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. J. J. McGrath; Second Vice
Mrs. H. c. Featherstun; Re-
cording Secretary, Mrs. w. O. Rea;
Custodian, Miss Francis Hooper; Gen.
eral Federation Secretary, Mrs. Tullia
Brady; President, Mrs. Edward Niece
hee; Music, Piano Solo, selected, Mrs.
A. J. Grove, Morning Music Club,
Hattiesburg.
10:46-Report of District Presi-
First, Mrs. F. v. Osborne;
second, Mrs. John Conner; third, Miss
Rothenberg; fourth, Mrs. H. L.
fifth, Mrs. Jess Bell; sixth,
Miss Bessie Young; seventh, Mrs
Blanche Y. Denton; eight, Mrs. Wal
ker Wood; ninth, Miss M. Collie Cow
tenth, Mrs. C. s. Butterfeld;
eleventh, Mrs. John E. Anderson.
Music-vocal solo: "A SPIRIT Finer"
Upton. "Love in SPRING
time" (waltz song) L. Andit-Miss
Cordelia Brister, MacBurney Club,
Whitworth College.
11:46-Report Of Credential Com
11:50-Report Of Committee on Re-
12:40-Adjournment for luncheon.
State Chairmen's Luncheon-Mrs.
Bessie Street Coburn, presiding.
Wednesday Afternoon, November Is.
2:S0-Music Conference, Miss Lucy
Shannon, presiding. Auditorium of
Club.
Community Singins-Mrs. Ethel
.owe, H%attiesburg.
"Better Music from Viewpoint Of a
reacher"-Miss Lois Cooper, Climb
srs Club, Brookhaven.
Better Music from Viewpoint Of a
Club Woman"-Mrs. J. M. Harwell,
Matinee Musical Club, Meridian.
1.-THE Value Of v~ictrolas in Public
School and Club"--Mrs. w. R. Wright,
.haminads Club, Jackson.
Public School Music Music and APP
piled Credits"-Mrs. N. s. Wright,
Matinee Musical Club, Greenwood.
Program Of How to Study Opera
md the story.
The Use Of Educational Records.
Mr.. A. J. Grove, presenting her
State song, mississippi"
Wednesday Afternoon, November Is.
2:S0-Health Conference held in
committee room Of Women's Club.
Mrs. J. II. Fox and Mrs. ]. H. Price,
presiding.
How the Club Woman Can Help the
State and City Board Of Health-Dr.