The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-04
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An address by Mrs. John B. Gar
Den, president Of the State Fedora
Ton OF Women's clubs, and the an.
Wal nomination Of officers fea
sfed the general meeting Of the
Woman'B club held yesterday after.
noon In the Masonic Temple audi.
toridm.
The following women were nomi.
mated for office and will be voted
upon at the next generaf meeting
OF the club, which will be held
March II:
For President-Mrs. Joseph Ro-
ster.
For Vice Presldent-Mrs. Otis @.
For second Vice President-Mrs.
Charles w. waddell, Mrs. P. II,
Hoge.
For Recording secretary-Mrs.
Henry S. Lively.
For Corresponding Secretary
Mrs. Paul Hamilton.
For Treasurer-Mrs. r. NJ. Hite.
For Auditor-Nrs. Frank P. Hall,
Mrs. Frank Haas.
Mrs. Luclan N. Yost, president
Of the club. and Miss Jennie NJ
FLEMING, secretary, presided over
the meeting.
The club members and guests
were met at the door by Mrs. Sam
del Leeper, chairman Of the hospi.
tally committee; Mrs. L. D.
Howard. vice chairman OF the hos
pitality committe; Mrs. T. /. Brett
aud Mrs. George NJ. Alexander, who
Showed them to the auditorium
where they were received by Mrs.
| Garden, Mrs. Joseph Roster, first
vice president OF the club, and Mrs.
QsG.s Wilson, second vice president.
The meeting was opened with Il
musical program, the first number
beingia piano solo by Miss Beatrice
osgood. The Woman's' ciun quar-
Atet Scomposed Of Mrs. C. w. Wad.
dell, Mrs. Truman r. Johnson, Mira.
DForrest Fankhouser and Mrs. OH.
yer a. Wood, gave a delightful Sc
Eiiection, while another feature was
inn instrumental trio by Miss Ilath
erine Moore, pianist, Mr.. Harktns.
giolinist and Mr.. McElfresh, cello
Est!
Mrs. Garden had many inspiring
words for the club members and
she was heard with keen interest
She has been making a tour OF
this part Of the state and was In
ClarksbCrg on Thursday address.
ing a club gathering, with Mra.
0tiG @. Wilson Of this city told OF
the activities Of the clubs through.
ont the state, Of the new ones be-
ing formed and In general way OF
the great progress Of club work in
West Virginia. She discussed the
scholarship movement, the endow.
ment fund and many other lines OF
work that is being done.
Mrs. Garden also made the an.
announcement that the next annual
slconvention OF the West Virginia
Federation will be held at Shep.
herdstown, September 1915.
Recently when Mrs. Garden made
aSyisit to the eastern city tho invi-
tatton was extended to the state
federation to meet there. This
\ seemed like bis proposition, anu
Ate3 Garden explained to tho new
Organization. what an undertaking
itmight be to entertain from $50 to
200 women or more.
Another state officer at the meet
ing was Mrs. James B. Moran Of
Grafton, state chairman OF the en-.
dowment fund committee, who gave
IAN outline of the work OF her de.
{ partme1lt.
New members received into the
club were Mrs. Smith Jones, Mrs.
r. NV. Himelick, Mrs. Harry Afford,
Mrs. Irn LaughlIn, Mrs. P. Yost
Hite, Mrs. w. H. spedden, Mrs.
Earl Jackson, Mrs. Harry Cronin,
Miss Nettie Martin, Miss Iona
Grace Robinson, Mrs. ]. Mitchell
/ Mills, Mrs. Frank Boydston, Mrs.
! u N. Arnett, Jr., Mrs. Robert Nc
Coy, Mrs. Carl Riggs, Mrs. Cleo
Dorsey Harden, Miss Any Riggle,