The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-14

Fl leGA Phoenix, Arlz.
0Ieial Badge-Mrs. John
Ieyerelte, Alton, Ill.
chairman Of Publicity-Mrs.
Hslea Harrison Mills, Peoria
NJ Chairman Of Education-Mrs.
Il yraaces Elliott Clark, Phila-
lelphIa, IN.
y Chalrnsn Of American Music
-lrA Ella May Smith, Colum.
III, 0hio.
4 ksirman Of Library Exten-
dea-Nrs. James H. Hirsch,
orlando, Fla
Nfa John F. Lyons Of Fort
worth, Texas, who has been record
I. M secretary Of the National Fed
6f1fton OF Music clubs was elected
preoident for two years by the
\ 1oord Of As directors at q meeting
III night. Mrs. F. A Seiberling
Y fsfnsed TO consider reelection.
Nm. J. J. Dorgan Of Davenport,
psssident Of the central district,
y n chairman OF the local biennial
hard, was chosen third vice presi-
Z d0t Mrs. Emma Roderick Hinck-
h Of New York City is first vice
pfosident again and Mrs. George
Houston Davis Of Birmingham, Ala,
I Va advanced from third vice to
second vice president.
+ nrs. Russell X. Dorr Of Plainfield,
n J., . charter member who has
1eN the office Of historian several
farms, was reelected. The office
4 auditor was discontinued and the
/ efiice Of first patron created as an
honor to Mrs. Seiberling, the retir-
ins president. Mrs. Helen Harrison
Nils Of Peoria, the former club
sdncr. succeeds Mrs. David Allen
CAnpbell, editor of the official mag
zine, the Musical Monitor, az
eaairman Of publicity and Mrs
lnnces Elliott Clark Of Philadel.
DAis Is reelected head OF the edu-
otonal department.
Accsptlng her election. Mrs. Ly
- said: Il consider my election
= The presidency Of the Nationa
~ss'on OF music CLUBS the great
sonor tnat mas ever come to me
nse also that 1t Is a tremend
- and vital responsibility. Tha
cane to me most Unexpectedly
= sure all OF you must realize
- We had confidently expects
"a Hoped that our beloved Mrs. +
- seiberling would accept for an
nG term the position which sh'
- 20 honored and in which sh'
- done such wonderful and in
/ 9tGional work for our federation
vince she feels, however, that 1
= impossible for her to continue il
ice and since it seems to be tn,
ml Of the board Of directors tina
thall take up the work. I accen
4 - honor with the greatest h,,m;I
~ and reverence and shall rerar,
4 o q sacred trust tn which
~ ,se you ! snail be faithful t
= on the work which Mrs. Seiber
~ has 30 splendidly done and q,
] think she would wish ma to DR.
7 shall need your perfect co
e9eration, confidence. sympathy an,
yoar prayers. And 1 promise yo,
/ nlAful service to the limit of m,
sIh and ability"
raise Mrs. SeiberllnG.
heeolution adopted by board o
M o Dts commended Mrs. Seiber
R1s whereas. our beloved presi
~. mrs. F. A. Soldering, has de
Ss.ea me presidency of the Ma
! $780, 1eration OF Music clubs
Ia. rI.. Ne II resolved that Their
Eras = upon the permanent rec
iast ". MS organization the rae
| Vim nrn. suiIeIhne aiter servln'
I;eass :. ,.. aiieieu oevotion ana sue
;snanimor.T,s,s4 u ta lor one Term wa
itipn IN ~" eenaereo q renomina
f:eiectsd A. ~, NV w.. poaIu OF directors
stiou 'e AA'n D'enniai conven
This ,r... -
n, -s,sfeA nonor MRS. Seiber
sielt eomne,, oseply approaching II
stsnees - 49, w force OF clrcunl
<rrpe. A.. " ueci'ne. Inc Doara Q
- .,.s Sna .he assembled dele
/ ~ $50 desire to record thei
NJ n re,ucta ,uss anu intense r.