Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-02

. resolutions will then be read and
the President will make her re-
port. Reading of other reports
will continue to follow: Social
Hygiene, Miss Alice Lloyd
Fifth district, Miss Emma Woer-
ner; Literary and Library Ex-
tension, Mrs. Massie Allin, Mus
Iic, Mrs. Robert Story, and Sixth
district, Mrs. James Layne. The
nominating committee also will
report.
j Wednesday evening will be Civ
en- over to can Evening in Ken
lucky History" Work done will
be discussed and future plans
talked over. "My Old Kentucky
Home" will be sung. after which
| Stephen Collins Foster and his
lsongs will be discussed and SER
lies of his compositions sung by
Miss Mary Campbell Scott. Be
tween the numbers Federal Hill
(which is now being purchased
by the state through popular sub
scription, will be discussed. The
remainedr of the evening will be
given over to a one act play en-
titled "The Danville Political
Club"
The election of officers will oc-
cur on Thursday morning. The
polls will be open from eight to
ten o'clock. In the meantime
reports of various committees
will be made as follows: Philan-
thropy. Miss Rebecca Averill ::
Political Science, Mrs. E. NJ. Post
Seventh district, Miss Ada May
| Cromwell. Press, Mrs. Josephine
G. Marks; Eighth district, Mrs.
J. E. Storms; Community Service
Mrs James A. Leech; Ninth dis
trict. Mrs. A. B, Oldham; Thrift,
Mrs. c, { .Southgate; Tenth dis
trict, Mrs. J. B. Ashley; Endow-
ment, Mrs. H. G Reynolds; Ele-
venth district, Mrs. J. c. Samp-
son. Action will then be taken
on resolutions read the previous
day
The morning session will close
with a memorial service for Mrs.
Desha Breckenridge, who was a |
leader in Woman's Club work /
during the year just ended. Mrs.
A. NJ. Harrison will pay tribute
to her.
The Thursday afternoon ses-
sion will be featured by announce
ment of the result of the cleo
tions and invitations for the 1922
convention. cart in the home"
will be discussed by c. NJ. Sax, Of
the University of Kentucky; The
Business of Being Club Wo-
man." by Miss Lutte Stearns, and
News from General Federation
Headquarters by Miss Ida Haf-
ford.
At five o'clock the delegatesE
will be taken to Shakerstown inl
automobiles for dinner. After
the dinner the new officers will
be installed. i
Committees appointe1 to han
die the convention and its bus |
mess follow Housing, Miss Ame-
liza Yerkes, chairman, Mrs. w. w. !
Johnson and Miss Anna Durham. !
Pages: Mrs. Ira Gose. chair
man; Woodard Durham, Emily |
DeLong, Monte Taylor, Eliza
beth Salter, Jay Taylor, RATHER
inc Letcher, Mary Mcdowell.
and Elizabeth Carpenter.
Decorating: Mrs. w. A. Wall
den, chairman, Mrs. Robert Ouis-
enberry and Mrs. L. E. Rue.
Program: Mrs. G. R. Spillman
and Mrs. James Shelby.
History: Miss Sarah Boggs,
chairman, Mrs. J. w. Branson,
Mrs. John VanWinkle, Mrs. Nc
Brayer Moore, Mrs. w. S. Row.
land, and Miss Amanda Rhodes.
Compilation of Federation Lit
erature: Mrs. w. L. Beards1ey,l
Harrodsburg, chairman, Miss
Margaret Thomas, Harrodsburg, !
and Mrs. Mark Hardin, Coving-
ton.
Shakertown Dinner: Miss Bet
tie Craig, chairman.
Trains: Mrs. R. A. Lipps, chair
man.
Entertainment: Mrs. c. P. Ce-!
Gil, chairman, Mrs. F. L. Rainey, !
and Miss Amelia Yerkes.
Nominations: First vice presi-
dent and district governors.
Credentials and Election: Mrs.
w. A. Garfield, Danville. chair,
man.; Mrs. S. P. Grant, Danville !
Mrs. 0. P. Winfred, Paducah !,
Mrs. McBrayer Moore. Danville i
Mrs. d. L. Thornton, Versailles i
Mrs. w. 7. Hills. Paducah: Mrs.