Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02

| their first meeting OF the autumn IN
the basement of Ascension cnursh
Tuesday evening. october :. At
| o'clock.
The twenty-seventh annual conyen-
| ton Of Colorado Federation OF Wofn-
| ems clubs opened Tuesday evening.
| September goth. On tho plxtform were
| four ast-presidents with Mrs l.. A.
| Miller presiding, each president was IN
, troduced and made n short talk.
The greatest stress of the convention
| was laid upon Peace and AmericAnfsm-
| Tho entire club membership Of Amer
| lea Is endorsing Mrs. Thomas G. VIM
ter. general federation president. for
the woman to be selected to sail As a
kmember Of the peace conference to be
| held TN Washington. D. c.. Armisafcc
Day, November nth. ls11. Colorado
federation endorsed her nomination
| and sent . telegram to President Hard
| ing to that effect One Of the most In
teresting things OF the week was the
| talk on Art. by Mrs. Rose V. S. Berry.
| G. F. W. c.. chairman of Fine Arts.
! One evening she gave sketches OF art
lists of note accompanied by slides
| showing some of their most noted pic
| lures Another important feature Of
| the convention was a vote on change
! to biennial convention which was
defeated All delegates enjoyed visit
Ito the Broadmoor Art Academy where
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lures painted by an artist of reputa-
ton. Mr.. Robert Reid. who has a pic
ture he donated to the Red Cross for
Pueblo flood relief. but the Red Cross
afd not use IT. He told 4 Pueblo dele
! gate he would give It to Pueblo now
IL they could use II for relief work.
and II was suggested that It be raf-
fled off He would be willing. but not
unless II brought several hundred dol
Laws The convention voted In favor Of
state federation initiative laws. and
special attention now to child labor
laws. The Woman's club OF Colo
RADIO Springs handed to the president
Of women's clubs 34DSo for relief fund.
also five dollars from North Side
womAn's club of Denver. An invita-
ton from the Estes Park for the 1872
convention was read and unanimously
voted in favor OF Miss Mary Bell Of
futt is a member of the State Press
COMMITTEES. by appointment-
The New Century club will meet With
Mrs. ". r. McCiary next Tuesday
morning. October 4. at 10 o'clock. Mrs
AcClary being hostess at the regular
meeting during the month of October.
There will be I report of the State
Federation given by Mrs J. r, Wilson.
Tho comprehensive study. of Russia
which the club has enjoyed for two
years will be continued this winter
with 4 program on Modern Russia ''
|
Mrs Juan Rayner was hostess at
the first fall meeting Of tho Nine
tccnth Century club Tucrday after
noon when the following interesting
program WAS given.
Presidents Greeting .................
..................Mr MrA ". o. Patterson
TAlk-"WhAt 10 Expected Of uA' e.
..........---..-..-Mr Mrs @. l. Watkins
What of the Summer BY Members
Reports OF State Federation ......
......................- BY Delegates
The nezt regular mestinG will be held
At the home Of Mrs e Redmond or
octobsr II when the subject of ths
Round Table discussion win b.
China's Relation to tho Unitcc
At the convention of the State Fed
Grafton of Women's clubs held in Colo.
rado Springs recently. the following
were elected: Mrs. G. q. McFsl tc
nm tho office of second vice president
made vacant by Mrs. r. H Bruce re.
signed: Mrs. Hart. OF La Junta. prosi
= dent Of South East District to sue.
cecd Mrs. Hart Goodice resigned; Mrs
C. A. Robinson. OF San Acacia. to tax.
/. the place Of Mrs. Frank NJ. Cochems
OF the South West District
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The MaEar society win hold theh
II regular meeting at City Park. wedncs-
m day afternoon. Oct. 5 at go All mem,
II ners of tho Magyar arc requested "a
bring sandwiches and pickles for them
selves and one other. also cup,