The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-09-30
STATE NJ. WI. MEET
Program In Full Is Given
For This Session
BOOKED FOR OWATONNA
Variety of Topics Will Be Dis.
cussed Blythe Interested
Delegates

Owatonna. September 2S.-Ths
twenty seventh annual convention o,
the Minnesota Federation of Women's
Clubs, OF which Mrs. George ]. Allen
of Rochester is president, and Mrs.
F. L. Josselyn, also of Rochester, Is
corresponding secretary, will be held
at Owatonna, October 5. and Z. A
most comprehensive program, contain
ing speakers OF national reputation
has been arranged.
In her message as state president
to the members of the federation,
Mrs. Allen states:
THE official call for the twenty
seventh annual convention of the
Minnesota Federation of Women's
clubs has been mailed out to clubs Of
the state. 1t is to be regretted that
in new data, thus making 1t necessary
for old officers to be responsible for
the safe delivery of this issue of the
presidents letter as we'll as the call
and credential cards into the hands of
the newly elected officers.
"The corresponding secretary, Mrs.
F. L. Josselyn, of Rochester, Is most
at once so that every club may be
correctly reported at Owatonna.
THE treasurer, Mrs. Otto Sander,
1873 Grand avenue, st. Paul, Mimi,
reports many clubs in arrears for
dues and it must be understood that
delegates from these clubs will not
be eligible to voting privileges unless
the dues are paid.
1.-THE 1921 convention promises to
be one OF unusual interest and though
an incomplete report must be given
In this issue there is sufficient to
show that many worth while problems
are to be discussed and there are
many speakers of state and national
renown.
Our efficient program chairman,
Mrs. v: c. Sherman of Minneapolis,
is bending every effort in CO. opera
ton with other members Of her com
mittees and the club women of the
hostess city to make this meeting
second to none in the history of the
The M. F. W. q has been max
Ing rapid growth during the past
year. the development in the districts
= has been remarkable and in order to
continue this development each club
should plan to send at least one dele
gate and more. If possible, to the
convention in October in order that
new inspiration. higher viewpoint
OF the best of life and greater de-
sire to render more intelligent serv-
ice In every community may be car
Q ned nome to those who find It i'm
possible to be in attendance.
four president hopes to see every
CLUB represented and to have the
pii~ 1rtoS Sa meeting each one person
The program is as follows:
wednesday Morning, October s.
Executive board meeting, Universalist
church, nine O'clock
lO:0U-COunCi
church. Saiise
Why the Federation Needs Publicity,
reorganization.
parliamentary procedure
Common club problems
lSo p; m;-First Baptist church. Mrs.
,GeSorge J. Allen. presiding.
Invocation-Rev. A. c. wickenden,
Address of welcome-Hon. Jamss NJ
D1ment; mayor Of Owatonna
Greetings from Hostess clubs-Mrs
heynoid II. Bach, Owatonna
kato. 1"ah-
sb Presentation Of program-Mrs v. C..
Appointment of special committees.
Reports Of officers
vice president. Mrs. c. J. Holman
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. F1.
Josselyn. Rochester
Recording secretary-Mrs. H. s. Cod
frey. Minneap polls.
Treasurer-Mrs. Otto Sander, st. Paul.
Auditor-Mrs. Russell z. Van Kirk. st
Paul ~ 81
Historian-Mrs. Cyrus E. Wells. Min
neapolis.
Custodian. Mrs. M. E. Matthews Mar
shall
General federation director-Mrs. VIM.
President-Mrs. George ]. Allen. Ro-
chester.
Assembly singing America"
fairssse oR Rsits Sr intsrnational af-
Reports Of district presidents.>
FIRST district-Mrs. J. w. Murdoch,
Second district-Mrs. d. L. Morse, Black
Earth.
Third District-Mrs J. R., schisler,
Winthrop. =
,F9urth district-Mrs J. E. Rounds. st.
Fifth district-Mrs. w. l. Carpenter,
Sixth district-Mrs. George r. Christie,
Seventh district-Mrs. A. L. Stone,
Eighth district-Mrs. He. White,
Ninth District-Mrs. c. g. selvig.
Tenth pistrict-Mrs. r. H. Fairfield.
Wayzata.
1880 p. m.-First Baptist church. mus
Gale:
:, Piano-A s. Bossart. owatonna.
Vocal solo-Mrs Sewell Clifton. owa-
ionna
yiolin-Mrs b bSnn P cassS. FarIbaut,
Department Of legislation-Mrs J. M.
iusn. ST. Paul.
Tho Citizen and the State"-Hon w
Nolan. speaker o. Minnesota house of
representatives.
Reccptio,, ct nubHc library
mo- Therseey Morr,na; octSssr :.
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