New-York tribune., 1921-06-05

ence OF the cIuD pTeSldentS IN aJteHd-
ance, state presidents and department
chairmen, followed by dinner in the
evening, after which, at 8 o'clock, the
take place, with Mrs. Thomas G. Win
ter and Mrs. E. O. Leatherwood pre-.
siding. There viii be addresses of
welcome by Mrs Edward Bichsel, di-
rector for Utah, G. F. C. u: Mrs. Cles-
son S. Kinney, honorary vice-presi-
dent, G. f. w. c.; Mrs. E. O. Leather
wood, president Utah Federation of
Women's Clubs; Charles R. Mabey,
Governor of Utah. and Clarence c.
Neslen, Mayor of Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Thomas G. Winter, president G..
F. w. c.. will make the response.
At $50 o'clock, at the Utah State
Capitol, reception will be held by
the local council board.
"State Presidents Day. will be held
on Wednesday, rs follows:
Morning session-9:30.
Business.
Distinctive. Unusual and Successful
Things Accomplished by Club Women"
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connect
cut--Mrs. Frank Gibson, president
Rhode Island Federation.
Ohio, Pennsylvania New York, New
Jersey, District of Columbia, Mary
land, Delaware, West Virginia Mrs.
Walter S. Comfy, president New York
Federation.
Virginia, North Carolina, South Car
olina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas
Mrs. ]. W. McCollum, president Florida
Federation.
Open discussion.
2:30-Luncheon- Montana and Ida
he hostesses.
Afternoon Session, 2:3o o'clock.
What the Club Women Have
Achieved in the Various States"
tucky, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Missouri
s-Mrs. W. R. Alvortl, president Michi-
- Federation.
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa. North
.akota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kan
~,s-Mrs. John Shaker, president Ne
braska Federation.
Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Ne
vada, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Montana,
Washington, Oregon, California-Mrs.
J. E. Church, president Nevada Fedora
ton.
Open discussion.
500 p. m-State Presidents Dinner,
Mrs. Thomas G. Winter, toastmistress.
Evening session, 8 o'clock-Music
harp selection. Mrs Lydia White
Boothby, Salt Lake City; "The Story
of Headquarters" Miss Ida Hat
ford; "Our Overseas Unit" Miss Marye
Miller; music, contralto solo, Miss
Florence Jepperson, Provo, Utah; "Our
Evans Cowles; address, "Training for
Citizenship" Mrs. Percy V. Penny
backer
Thursday. June 16 - Department
Day." Hotel Utah.. morning session,
300; Mrs. Winter presiding.
Business-"The Aims and Purposes
of the Federation and How You Can
Assist the Work"
Department of Fine Arts-"A Few
Literature in the Federated Clubs" !"
Mrs. Rose V. S. Berry, chairman.
Literature and Living" Dr. Aurelia
Henry Reinhardt, chairman Division Of
literature.
''4hat the Music Department of the
General Federation Should Mean to
Every Club Woman" Mrs. Marx Obern-
dorfer, chairman Division Of Music.
Department Of Applied Education
"Plan and Scope of Work" Mrs. John
Dickinson Sherman, chairman
Division of Education-Miss Minnie
Jean Nelson.
Division of Conservation National Re
sources-Mrs. Francis f. Whitley.
Division of Home Economics--Mrs.
Maggie w Barry.
Department of American Citizenship
Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker, chair
man.
General Plan of the Division of
Citizenship Miss Ida Hafford
Motion Picture Problems Mrs
WoodalIen Chapman.
Omen discussion
1880 -Luncheon; Arizona, New Mex
leo, hostesses.
/ p. ln.-Press conference; all state
press chairmen and club editors.
Afternoon Session, 2 oclock.-Mrs
j. Fl, Schermerhorn, presiding,
Business department of Press)~-
"The Federation's Need of Publicity
Read, chairman of department and
editor Of General Federation News.
"a $50 Month Program Worth
$780," Mrs. Cyrus Mason.
Breaking Into the Magazines" Mrs
Frederick w Weitz.
Department of Public Welfare-Mrs
Elmer Blair, chairman.
Division of Child Welfare-Mrs Ira
Couch Wood.
Division of Health Mrs. Walter Nc
Nab Miller.
Division of Industrial and Social
Conditions Mrs. Frank Ellis Hum
phrey.
Department Of Legislation "Legis-
lative Councils" Mrs. Edward Frank
lin White, chairman.
Open discussion.
4:30-Drive.
500 Dinner-Co Colorado, hostess.
Assembly Hall Evening Session
500, Mrs. Winter presiding.
Music-Orpheum Club, Salt Lake
City.
Home Demonstration work"-Mrs
w IS. Jennings,
Volunteer Social Service Bureau'-
Mrs j. X, Schermerhorn.
Soprano solo Miss Jessie Perry, Salt
Lake CITY.
Address, "The Soul OF the Common
wealth. Mrs, Mary G. G. Bradford.
Friday, June II, 9 to 10 a. m.--Con-
ference state and club presidents with
department chairmeu; business; Reor-
ganization Committee
How Shall We Strengthen Our Or
ganization %" Mrs Winter
Courtesy resolutions.
Open discussion
1890 Luncheon; Washington aad
Oregon, hostesses.
Friday afternoon. Hotel Utah bali
room Building OF the West,
art and Art Galleries as centcrs Of
Civic Life Mrs. s. r Donohoo. New
Mexico
~ "fiferatufen-~AIrs. Lin l. Nohle