Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28

gates and visitors from all parts or
the country will attend the conven-
ton. according to officials, who have
planned q program devoted almost
entirely to subjects dealing with the
effect OF the war upon the nations
inner ne one OF tho features of
the convention. II Is announced, viii
hc tho child welfare conference TO be
presided over by Mrs Josiah Evans
Cowlcs. OF Los Angeles, Cal. ptesi-
don't Of the federation and Miss
Julia lAthrup. head NJ the children +
bureau uf the department. OF labor.
The speakers viii include Or JeH-
sicA PieSotto and Or Grace Mega
Or AlonEO Taylor. Philadelphia.
and Mrs. Herbert Hoover VIII be the
priDVipal speakers In the home eco
Monies section. Miss JEnc Addams
uf Chicago. is listed as one or 'h'
speakers In the conservation sec
tion. and Miss Jeannette RANKIN, ,
member of congress OF Montana anu
Governor BrouRh of Arkansas wiz
discuss legislative topics. Tho euu
cational department speakers ~
cmde pr. Henry McCrackcn, preh-
dent OF Nassar college. Gen. kupe /
Rnc. surgeon general of tho puohc
health service OF the Inited STATES
army Will make the principal al
dress ia the public health sectlon'
other convention speakers Will in %
clude Charles Iathtop Pack, pr'hl'
dent national var garden 'oin'''H
sion Mrs Mary &. &. BRADFORD, ~
ident national education hssoclau"u'
RAYMOND FosdiCk, director ~ u'ln
inc ramp activities. Richard llhha'
nTesidont Of the civil service reform
league. Dr Richard burton lh'-
versitv of Minnesota. Herbert Iu{
nam librarian OF congress. MIS- W -
liam Grant Brown, president ot 'h'
Now Jersey federation Mrs HerDtr'
l,rncy ure.lacnt Of the MaT'ac M
s,tts federation. Mrs Minnie fullcr
state chairman Arkansas ted'ralo",
81 itcrhprt cable president oi the
r.iif,rpia federation, Mrs W ".
,tr,itr,,ra. state chairman llllhoI7
federation. Mrs NJ S. Souideft. h'". 9
,b,trp.pr Montana Mrs lifibcf'
s,,r,nr stnfe chairman ColorAho' 3
~, s. Ucancy. state chairman u
"li.bnma. Br. $. Josephine Hhkef,
-, work. Mrs Dclphine DOUG"
n.rtoueh. Detroit, Mich; Mrs VII
t,,n, U'Idlc. -Phuadelphin, Pa and
lens JcuscnH
,,, ,orcnt meeting Of the Tween
- r,,tury club. Mrs. James Is
Birge and Mrs Charles = i,,ut a.
elected delegates and Mrt. yIanN -
lhnIlcubcrrcr and MI't INi'n -,
Holman alfcrnnteH to lne n'''i'lh
NJ fh, hirI district IeAerhu"i, u'
oklahoma womons CLUBS II IA"
husRl during May
m. wounn's Missionary society
oy postop Avenue " r. church VIII
-, Tnuraday. with members OF
lr,,i. Q .,s ho-tsssrs 'o the society III
,,, homo Of Mrs A T Alison.
pls,rir- No. 2 ~ the state ao'ooia D.
.,f,- NJ registered nurses viii meet
~, o'clock Thursday evening al
Oklahoma hosptnb
Young matrous Of Rcthary chap
tor westminster guild, acted az nos
,,sgcs Of a pleasant gathering OF
.youor women Of FIRST Presbyterihh
,burch Thursday evening. one nun
draf and fifteen responded ~ IN
,.I,,,i,rs extended by the guild for
dinner. which vas served In the "lo .
..,,,. ~ tho church Then followed
., rrorrt-n ~ readings and music by
a. a. r. strouvrlle. Mre Leonard
r uroacn Mrs IPtha lAwhon and
Mrs. victor e. Mieher H"'h lteN
aud MIR G. W Kerr aud Miss
ta,ra,re n Hanson talked N the
rsthcrirg. the idea n the bringing
t,rcfbcr ~ the young women being
l., further Interest them In the worn
Of ,re church and activities ot the
Red cross
The closing event ot 'he musical
season in Tulsa will take place Tue''
dsy evening. when the Cadman ciui
10 90 present Margaret woodrow
Wilson. daughter 81 the president. ir
recital al Convention hall Mis
Wilson Is lust rounding out = Hev"ra
weeks tour iu which she has beei
.tu.Irg A. tho army CarfOumeuI