New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-05-21
CONVENTION OPENS
AT TURNER HALL
DELEGATES ARRIVE IN GREAT
NUMBERS FOR WoMEN's
GATHERING. S.
FIRST MEETING HELD MONDAY
EVENING, MRS. ASCH
PRESIDING.

With large attendance from the
affiliated clubs, the annual meeting
OF the Second Minnesota District Fed
GRAFTON of Womens clubs was opened
last night at the Turner Hall. Mrs.
G. A. Asch from Springfield, presi-
dent OF the organization, was in the
chair. The opening address by Mrs.
Asch was followed by the presentation
of the program by Mrs. C. W. Miller
of New Ulm.
This is the first time that this ladies.
convention is being held in New Ulm.
Lake Crystal had the honor last year.
Interesting Program.
The program contains quite a number
OF very interesting and instructive
addresses, to be delivered by speakers
of note, as MAY be seen from the COM
plete outline printed below.
The business session of the meeting
had been set for this Wednesday morn.
ing, while the election of officers will
take place during the last meeting,
Thursday morning.
At the dinner arranged for We'd
nesday evening for all the delegates
present at the Turner Hall, severa
toasts will be given by members of the
clubs, Miss Edna Cole, Lake Crystal,
vice-president of the Second District
Federation, having been. chosen as
toast master for the occasion.
The Prog ram.
Following is the complete program of
the convention:
Tuesday Eversstag Nssy 20, 7:yb
o'clock.
Patriotic Songs, Leader-Mrs. Roy
Andrews, Mankato.
Invocation, Mrs. G. F. Reineke. New
Ulm.
Greeting, Mrs H. L. Beecher, New
Ulm
Response, Mrs D. L. Morse, Blue
Earth.
Music, Mrs. Louise Owen, Mankato.
Presentation of Program, Mrs C. W.
Miller, New Ulm.
Opening Of Convention, Mrs. C. H.
Asch, Springfield, president Second Dis
trict M. F. w. c.
'The End Of the Long Road, Mrs.
Andreas LELAND, Minneapolis, president
State Suffrage association.
Music, mixed quartet.
Public Health Up to Date, DR.. H.
w. Hill, st. Paul, executive secretary
Minnesota Public Health association.
Music, piano, Miss leila Eberlain,
Mankato.
The New Social Consciousness, Mrs. !
Peter Oleson, Cloquet,
Reception. Turner Hall Club Rooms.
Wednesday Morning, May Fl, $3.50
o'clock.
Music, Piano, Robert Fischer, New
Ulm.
General Business.
Reports of District Officers.
Roll call Of Clubs, Mrs. Reuben Potter.
Cor. Sec, Springfield.
Library Needs in the End District"
Miss Clara Baldwin, St. Paul.
Music, Vocal Solo, Mrs. H. Schram-
mel, New Ulm
''The New Education Miss Annie
Shetland, Department of Education. st.
Paul
Rural School Problems Mrs. Lewis
Minion, Bingham Lake.
Discussion, Miss Jennie H olm, Slayton.
Appointment of Committees.
Wednesday Afternoon, 1880 o'clock.
Music, Assembly Singing.
Travel Folk, A Day in the Shake
speare Country" Mrs. G.. W. Belville.
Tracy.
Reconstruction Work at Fort Smell
ing, W. g. Miller, Captain San. Corps
U. S. Army.
Woman's Work After the War Mrs.
w. I. Cox, Wayzata, General Fedora
ton director.
Discussion, Mrs. E. E. Miller, ST..
Peter.
Music.
The Balance Sheet of Americaniza--
ton, Mrs. Z. 2. 70, Minneapolis.
Discussion, Mrs. J. c. Rabe, Nicollet..
" Memorials; Past and Proposed Mrs.
F. ]. Sheffield, Spring feld.
Discussion. Mrs. B. H. Curtis, Fair
mont.
Complimentary Dinner to Visiting
Club Women, $50 o'clock at Turner
Hall.
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