The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-26
MANY ARRIVALS
 FOR CONVENTION
MRS. KEEFE, CHAIRMAN OF THE CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE.
 TAKES UP HER WORK.
Meeting of the Local Biennial Board This Morning and Tomorrow Head quarters to Be Moved to the East man Hotel, Room D.

The arrival of Mrs. Harry |. Keefe. of Walthill Neb, chairman of the credentials committee of the Biennial convention, General Federation of Women's Clubs, marked genuine ac- tiyity here yesterday in preparation for the largest convention of women ever held in the south. Mrs. Keefe, aided by a local committee, today placed the credentials, badges, blank land other essentials in separate en- velopes for distribution among the delegates on their arrival here. The state organization was wei Represented in the advance guard of arrivals, the following being now on the scene
 Mrs. Walter Wright of Helena, state chairman of ushers and pages
 Mrs Jack Bernhardt of Pine Bluff chairman of platform
 Mrs Max Layne of Helena. firsf lvice- chairman.
 Mrs. John Futrall of Fayetteville second chairman
 Mrs C. H Lutterlok of Jouesboro chairman Of registration
 Mrs. H. c Gibson of Little Rock president of the A. F. W. C.
 Miss Connie Bonsagel of Liul' Rock, state woman demonstration.
 Mrs. William Pedrick of New York lehairm1n of program for the C. r. W lC. will arrive tomorrow morning. 1, will also Mrs ]. C. Read of Fayette- iville, state chairman of publicity
 Mrs Will Lake. local correspondin. secretary. and in charge of all tn, preliminary work announced tha there would be a conference of th, local biennial board at the Bushes ] Mems League rooms Friday mornina at 10:3o o'clock, and that members o the committees would be admitted Saturdy morning her headquarter. room will be changed from the league rooms to the Eastman hotel, which i, the general headquarters for the bi- Iennial
 It has been necessary to make some changes in the program arranged by the Department Of Industrial au5 Social Relations which now stands a. follows
 Tuesday May End, the Industria land Social Department will give a luncheon at the Arlington hotel, tn, price per plate 75c This will be nc social gathering, but get to gether lat the noon hour with a program or The Conservation of the Child. 'lncome and Child Welfare" "Th, lChild and Agriculture" The Street. Trading Child" etc. will be subject. to be discussed by Miss Julia Lath TOD, pr Jes5ica B Peixotto. Mrs. II A Gibson, (President A F w e Governor c. H Brough, chief execu tive of Arkansas
 At the Industrial and Social Con. ference to held on Monday afternoon May 9th the following program vii De presented
 Feeblemlndedness A Ienace"- Miss Jean Gordon, New Orleans. La.
 "Maintaiging Social standards'- Mrs Jane Deeter Rippiu Protectiv, Work for Girls War Dept. Commis sion on Training Camp Activities
 Civilian Hosts and Men in Serv /, ice"-Mr II A. Orchard, Little Rock Ark, Commission on Training Cam Activities
 Movies on the Transports Mrs ! Elizabeth Richy Dessez New Yor City. Commission on Training CamI Activities
 Community Songs" Mrs. William D Steele chairman Music Department G. F. W C., Sedalia, Mo
 Maintaining Labor Standards Mrs Minnie I- Fuller Chairman Leg. islation A. F. w C.
 Seasonal Trades Mrs G A Brown, Chairman Industrial and So. cial 0 F W C. Mangum, Oklahoma
 "Woman's Efficiency in Industria | Conservation owen Kildare New York City National mdustria Conservation Movement
 As Mir Raymond Fosdick Nil be l the speaker for the morning session and Miss Maude Miner the principa speaker for the evening session. these two national figures will be present at the conference