The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-01
CLUB WOMEN Of
STATE PROGRESS
WITH EMDEAY0RS
Reports Submitted Show Activities
OF Federation; Nice Cash Balance
Shown In Various Funds;
Program Last Night.
O. c. w. is SCENE FOR
GENERAL MEETS HERE
Many In Attendance; Meetings to
Close Today; College PIeases
Visitors In Feature Numbers
Offered; Add New Clubs.

The meeting OF the state council
of the Oklahoma State Federation
of Womon's clubs which opened
here Tuesday evening will close this
afternoon after session which was
scheduled to begin. at 300 o'clock
With Mrs. H. X. Wootten of this
city presiding. the opening session
OF the meeting was held last night
In the auditorium of the Oklahoma
College for Women. Mrs. John r.
Frazier, of Wilburton. president of
tho state federation, responded TO
the address OF welcome. delivered
by President G. w. Austin. Music
was furnished by Miss Lois Bennett
and Miss Francis Buchanan. mem
bers OF the Oklahoma College for
Women faculty, and Miss Mabel
Butler Rev. G. y. James delivered
the Invocation. Short talks were
made by Mrs. Lola Pearson Of Mar
shall, and Mrs. G. R. Hume OF Ana
darko, past state presidents.
A one-act play, "The Minuet," by
Parker was given by Miss Francis
Davis of the College faculty. This
completed the evening program.
Nearly 40 club women Of Okla
homa are here attending the meet
ing.
Hold Session This Morning.
With Mrs. J. X. Frazier, president
of the federation, presiding, the sec
ond session was held this morning
in the college auditorium.
That 30 new, clubs have been es-
tablished during the past IL months
was set forth in the general report
made by the president. This report
also pointed out the federation has
constructed community house at
the girls Industrial school at Te
cumseh and that the federation has
assumed the role of "big sister" to
the unfortunate ones in the girls
school at Tecumseh and the boys
industrial training school at Pauls
Valley.
Many other interesting facts were
brought out in Mrs. Frazier's re-
port.
Reports Of district presidents were
received this morning. These re-
ports were made by Mrs George
Rainey, of Enid; Mrs. G. II. Nc
Donald, Fairview; Mrs. John Q.
Adams, Claremore and Mrs. Stratton
D. Brooks, Norman. Mrs. II. +.
Fowler, of Poteau, was the only dis
trict president who was unable to
attend the meeting here.
The financial report submitted at
the session this morning shows that
the federation has approximately
$4,000 in its treasury; that there is
approximately $4,000 in its educa-
tional loan fund fand approximately
S2,25O in its endowment fund.
"A meeting of the executive board
was held this morning shortly be-
fore the opening of the morning
session. After the meeting adiourns
this afternoon at 4:00 o'clock, anoth-
er session of the board will be held.
Following is the program outlined
for this program
Report from special committees
Educational loan committe, Mrs. i.
B. Barefoot, Chickasha, chairman;
endowment fund committee, Mrs. G.
r. Hume, Anadarko.
Music-Miss Marjorie Dwyer, mem
ber Oklahoma College for Women
faculty.
Report from special committees
continued girls industrial home
committee, Mrs. Henry M. Carr,
Pauls Valley, chairman.
Conference, department of fine arts
Mrs. R. p. White, chairman.
Report department of legislation
Mrs. Daisy A. Refill, chairman.
Music--Miss Isabel Sparks, mem
Der Oklahoma College for Women
faculty.
Report, department of press and
publicity-Mrs. Elizabeth K. Cogill,
chairman.
Report "Oklahoma Club Woman
Miss Florence Miller, editor.
Department conferences.
Talk public Welfare''-Mrs. Frank
w. Allen, Leedy.
Short talk by past state presidents
present.