The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-06
EATON TO BE HOST
FOR WOMEN OF SIX
SOUTHWEST COUNTIES

EATON, O., April Arrangements
are being made to entertain between
300 and 400 delegates and visitors, who
will gather here Friday and Saturday
for the annual meeting of the South
west Ohio District Federation of
Women's Clubs, the sessions of which
will be held in the public assembly
room in the courthouse.
The Preble County Federated Wom-
ems clubs will be hostess for the dis
trict meeting. Mrs. Frances Murray,
New Paris, is president of the county
federation. A reception and luncheon
will be prominent features. The recep-
ton will be for state and district
officers and will be held Friday even
ing in the lobby of the courthouse.
The luncheon will be given Saturday
noon in Pythian temple.
Mrs. Sharp To Be Present.
Mrs. William Sharp, Columbus,
president of the Ohio Federation of
Women's clubs, will be a prominent
figure, as also will Mrs. George D. An
trim, Dayton, vice president of the
district federation.
The Southwest Ohio district en-
braces the women's clubs of Hamilton,
BNtler, Montgomery, Preble, Warren
and Clarke counties, with a total of
| 112 organizations. The meeting will be
open to the public. Reservations for
the luncheon will cost one dollar each.
The detailed program follows:
Friday 2 p. M.
Conferences: Call to order, Mrs
George D. Antrim; art, Mrs. John
MacKee, Springfield; civics, Mrs. FL
mer Lawrence. Cincinnati; music,
Mrs. Ralph A. Herbruck, Dayton.
Friday 8 p. M.
Musical program, arranged by Mu-
sic Department of Ohio Federation of
Womens Clubs: Polichinelle ,Rach'
manioff, Mrs. Ruth H. Walton:
Would God | Were a Tender Apple
/ Blossom" Arne Fisher, (Old Irish) !;
| Chanson de Florian, GODDARD: Morning
Obey Speaks; La Fioraja, Berignani
(Song of an Italian flower girD, Mrs
Marie Van Rennes: Staccato, Fogrich
Mrs. Ruth H. Walton; "Oh, Let Night
Speak of Me-" Chadwick; The Danza,
Chadwick; The Bird of the Wilder.
ness, Horsman, Mrs. Jessie Lands
Funkhouser; quartette, Nature S
Songs" Done Paid My Bow to the
Lord" r. Nathaniel Dett: "By an
By" H. T. Burleigh. Mrs. Effie Clark
! Bierbaum. Miss Emily Wolfrath, Mrs
Jessie Landis Funkhouser, Mrs. Ber
tha H. Herbruck; accompanies, Mrs
! Ruth H. Walton, Mrs. Ethel Martin
| Funkhouser; address, MY People
Mrs. Anton Kruchio, Hungarian inter
prefer for demonstration Dry Goods
Co., Dayton. O.; reception will be held
Immediately after the musical pro
gram.
Saturday 10 A. M.
Call to order. Mrs. George D. An
trim: invocation, Rev. Sara l.. Stoner
Prospect, Ohio; assembly singing
Onward Christian Soldiers" wei
come, Mayor H. L. Risinger; greet
ings, Mrs. A. D. Davis, Eaton; re
sponse, Mrs Charles ]. Parrish, Ham
ilton, Ohio; Legislation Miss Gene
We've Cline Cleveland. Ohio; Educa
ton. Mrs. Thomas Pierce, Harrison
Ohio; a message from Mrs. D. w
Wilson, Columbus, Ohio, presiden
Ohio State Federation of Farm Won
ems Clubs; public health; luncheon
1890 p. m.
1880 P. M.
Vocal solo, Miss Lucille Reel; pi
ano solo, Scherzo in B Flat, Chopin
Mrs. Mary Ashworth; vocal solo. Ca
Elegie ,Massenet, (b) Where Ny
Caravan Has Rested" Lohr, Mrs. C
A. Burns; Our Federation, Mrs. Will
liam H. Sharp, President Ohio Fed
Grafton, Columbus; The Relation o
Woman to National Progress" J. E
Schultz, Welfare Department Nation
al Cash Register Co., Dayton, o.