Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09
PROGRAM Fedora
ton W0MEN'S CLUBS
OCT, 14-16 PORTLAND

Women'S Clubs, Oct lA-lb, IN Foreidiu
lameiy, Mrs. James W. Remick' presi'
cent Of the New Hampshire Federation
Mrs. Walter w. Slack, Of Vermont Mrs.
George Minott Baker of Massachusetts,,
Mrs. Howard w. Farnum OF fhooe
Island, Mrs. James r. Mason of Con-
necticut and Mrs. Myrtle L. 7. White
Of Maine.
They come primarily to attend the
meeting of the New England confer
ence which will be held in connection
with the Maine Federations meeting.
The two programs are continuous and
the meetings of both bodies promise to
be exceedingly interesting.
Miss Grace W. Wing of Auburn is
chairman of the New England confer
ence. ...
She announces the conference pro-
gram as follows: ..~--
NEW ENGLAND CONFERENCE
PORTLAND
U'rye hall Oct. $3.50
Wed. Afternoon Oct. IS.
3.30-Music.
3.35-Invocation.
3.4-Greetings from Mrs. James w.
Remick, Pres. N. +. Federation. 49,
sacs PES f Vermont Mfs Mats5
3.Jo-Greetings from Mrs. George Mi
mott Baker. Pres. Mass. Federation.
3.55-Greetings from Mrs. Howard W.
Farnuin. Pres. Rhode Island Fed
Mason. Pres. Conn: Federation.
Ao5.Greetings' from Mrs. NJ. L. +.
4 1n-.Graetin0c fYnn Mrs George e..
Frye. Portland, Mother of Clubs.
4.15-Appointments of committees. etc.
4.2o-Addresses, Mrs George NJ. Chase,
Lewiston. subject "Amerlcanlza-
Unnecessary business.
4.5O-Adjournment.
Evening Wednesday Oct. IS.
500 Music
Invocation.
Music.
lens, Rev James F. Albion
Thursday Morning, Oct. 16.
i sSpuS3nsss ssi The Balance Wheel
That Regulates the Home" Mrs
10 He5bsrt i nro On fpiowins TOPICS
suggested by various states:
Equal Educational Opportunities"
How Can We Attract and Hold Our
How oa@s Are Mon Our Federations FL
nanced. Exclusive of Dues.
u.15-Reports of committees.
Election of officers.
Closing business.
Adjournment.
The program for the meeting Of the
State Federation is announced as fol-
lows:
Maine Fedora ton. of women's Clubs.
TwentySeventh Annual Fall
Meeting with the New Eng
LAM Conference. October
14-15-16. 1919.
Frye Hall, Is Spring Street
BY invitation of the Woman's Literary
Union.
Tuesday Evening
O'CLOCK
Mrs. Percival r. Rolfe. president Wo-
mans Literary Union. presiding.
Music.
Prayer.
Greeting from the Woman's Literary
Union. Mrs. Percival R. Rolfe. presi-
Welcome to the City. His Honor the
Mayor T cha wi Fl m'aT * Brewster
Dexter. vice president Maine Fed
Grafton Of Women's Clubs.
Reception by the Woman's Literary
Union.
Wednesday Morning
$50 o,CLoGK
Mrs. Myrtle L. T. White, president,
Music
Collect.
Business
Admission Of new clubs.
Appointments. committee on resolutions
of courtesy.
Maine Library Commission. Mrs. Kate
c. Estabrook. Maine Library Com
With the Federation Unit in France,
Miss Hope Carroll. Lewiston
State Care of tuberculosis Children,
Mrs. George F. French. trustee state
The Mount Katahdin Reservation. Mrs.
Joseph E. Thompson. Bangor. chair
man civics department.
Naa Myra B. Lord, publicity Chairman
, New England division.
Echoes from the Biennial Council.
- Mrs. Annie f. Whitney. Bingham
Report Of credentisl committee. Mrs.
Frederick p Abbott, chairman. saco.
Wednesday Afternoon 49,.
go O'CLOCK
Joint session of Maine Federation Of
Women's Clubs and New England
Minutes, Miss Florence M. Hale. re-
Address, "Americanizins American wo-
men" Mrs: Nancy schoonmaker'
f1dELLOTQ, SOHu.
Report OF committee ONT recommends
lions and endorsements. Mrs. Jennie
Rand1ett. chairman, Pittsfield.
Report of committee on resolutions OF
Final report of credential committee.
Minutes, Mrs. Florence NJ. Hale
Hospitality Committee
Mrs. Percival r. Rolfe.
Mrs. Thomas f. Mcdonald.
Miss Florence I. Pollister.
credentiai Committee
Mrs. Frederick p. Abbott. chairman,
Miss Deborah Morton. ss4 Spring street.
MS. +. E. Robbins. Sc Ocean Avenue.
Portland.
Ushers and Paaes
Mrs. Richard A. Harlow.
Mrs. Roscoe Fitzpa trick.
Mrs. Wade Davis.
Mrs. Daniel F. Kougnan.
Mrs. Harold D. Gerrish
Mrs. Helen Patterson Bentley
Miss Lillian Thompson.
Miss Jane Wade.
Miss Mary Rich.
a new shipyard with nine building
berths for steamers up to 10000 tons,
10 being established on the Midway
nnnopifA f%hu - 5000.