New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-05-23
FOR CLUB
MEETING IS READY
SPRINGFIELD TO ENTERTAIN
SECOND DISTRICT WOMEN
THIS WEEK.
TWO NEW ULM LADIES ARE ON
PROGRAM TO DELIVER ADJ
DRESSES.

will visit Springfield the next three DAYS
of this week, to attend the eighteenth
annual meeting of the Second District
Federation of Women's clubs, the first
session ofwhich will be held TODAY. The
convention will end at noon FRIDAY
Two women of this city, Mrs. H. c.
Hess and Mrs. I. H. Ozias, are on the
program for addresses.
~ The Current News club and the
Ladies Literary club of this city will
be represented at the convention by the
following delegates: Current News
Club: Mrs. Emil Metzinger, Mrs. c.
A.. Zelle, Mrs. J. P. Graft, and Mrs.
Ozias. Ladies Literary Club: Mrs
Herman Held, Mrs. Hess, Mrs. III. L.
Beecher and Mrs. Adolph Meile. A
number of others from here intend to
attend the meetings.
The Officers.
The following are the officers of the
second district organization: President,
Mrs. j.. R. Brandrup, Mankato; local
chairman, Mrs. J. G. Rothenberg,
Springfield; recording secretary, Mrs.
-. M. Mason, Worthingt0n; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. j. S. Burrell, Spring
field; treasurer, Miss Edna Cole, Lake
Crystal.
Mrs. James Swan Of Minneapolis, in
charge of the Red Cross work of the
state federation, will be present at the
meeting to meet the club women and
also plan the work with them.
The following is the program:
Wednesday Afternoon.
At5:30 o'clock complimentary dinner
will be given to the visiting club women
at St. Raphaels church parlors, after
which the following toasts will be re-
sponded to:
The Evolution of Women, Mrs. j.. r.
HOLSTER, Sleepy Eye; The Business
Woman, Miss Edna Cole, Lake Crystal;
The Professional Woman, DR.. Mary
Stricken, Sleepy Eye.
Z Wednesday, 7:3O p. M.
Patriotic Songs Mrs. E. w.
sOWea Mankato. 5..s
II 1nlSoca Mrs. d. J.. shefheid,
Springfield.
Greeting Mrs. J. A. Stewart, Spring
field.
Response Mrs. T. J. Jones, Mankato.
Piano Numbers Miss Anna John,
in, and eff I Were Bird" }. Henselp).
1IGS6lCdClOll VI u. ".
Rothenburg, Springfield.
Better Films for Children Mrs. C.
j. Holman, Mankato, recording sec
rotary, M. F. w. G.
Vocal Duet-Mrs. Dunn, and Miss
Schultz, Springfield, "At Dawning'
(Cadman).
The Immigrant Woman Mrs. P.
Oleson, Cloquet, vice president, M. F.
w. G.
Harp, Violin, CLARINET Reins-
agen Trio, Springfield, Roses; In
termezzo by Emil Ascher.
Community Singing Mrs. r. N.
Andrews, Mankate, chairman music
committee, M. F. w. C.
Thursday, 8 A. M.
Meeting of executive board, after
which at $50:
Piano Solo" Rondo Capriccioso,"
OPP. ID" (Mendelssohn), Miss Mowry,
Springfield.
General Business.
Reports of District Officers.
Vocal SolOs-ssThe Lass With the
Delicate Air." (Arne), and The Dawn
of Morn NeonD, Mrs. Geo. T. Olson,
st. Peter.
Reports Of Clubs.
Piano Numbers 80 Thou Sublime
Sweet Evening Star" (Wagner-Liszt)
and Sunlight" (Harriet Ware), Miss
Naomi Randall, Mankato.
The Leisure of Our Young People
Mrs. O. P. Lien, Worthington.
The Woman's Club in the Small
Town Mrs. II. F. Schumweiler, Nicollet.
The Opportunities of a Country Club
Mrs. Robert Peterson, Shutdown.
Appointment of Committees.
Thursday, 1870 p. M.
Piano Solo Miss Randall, Mankato.
Vocal Solo Mrs. A. B. Smith, Sleepy
Eye, Somewhere Voice is Calling, .
arthur F. Tate).
Round Table.
Preparedness Mrs. J.. A. Broberg
Blue Earth.
Civic Preparedness Mrs. M. E.
Mathews, Marshall, chairman civic com
mittee, NJ. F. w. C.
Forestry Preparedness Mrs. I. H
Ozias,. New Ulm.
Home Prepared ness Mrs. C. H. Asch
Springfield, district member home
economics committee, M. F. w. c..
Violin Solo Swan Song Saint
Saens), Miss Irene Forster, Springfield.
The Duty of the Hour-Mr. G. M
Palmer, Mankato.
I Group of Songs 1'The Little Gray
Dove, Nouis Saar); Where My
Caravan Has Rested" Nohr); The
Maggie is a Gypsy Bird, tLohr), Miss
Frances Mae Howe, Minneapolis.