The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-06-08
ABOUT THE woMAN's CLUB CONVENTION
PROGRAM FOR BIENNIAL.

with less than eight weeks before the biennial con-
lVennon OF the General Federation of Women's Clubs
lnautauqua, N Y, cottage owners concessoners
ana officers and employees of Chautauoua Institutions are
concentrating every effort toward making Chautauquas
part OF the event unprecedented success Naturally
every ohautauquan mas been anxously awaiting authentic
regarding the biennial and especially the program
70 De presented during the ten days immediately proceed
ing the opening of the regular Chautauqua season
More or less definite announcements in this connect
non are made there. Among the prominent speakers
VINO are to address the biennial are Bishop Clinton s.
quinn, Bishop C0adutor of the Diocese of Texas who will
speak on Citizenship Plus at the morning session on
june Gath; Frank P Garvan president Chemical Foun
datlon, who will speak the same morning On 'The New
Chalenge to Womens World Old Responsibility" Bishop
Charles Bayard Mitchell, of ST. Paul. Mimi who will
preach the morning sermon Sunday June 25th Miss
Grace Abbott, chief of Chdrens Bureau United States
department Of Labor, who viii speak Wednesday morn
ing July 28, on The Responsibility of Clubwomen in Pro-
noting the Welfare of Children; Dr. Simon Flexner d
rector OF Laboratories of the Rockefeller Institute for
Medical Research, whose address on Wednesday MORN
ing will be "The Public Welfare and Modern Med-
cine; DR.. Hugh S. Cumming surgeon general of the
United States, whose subject Wednesday afternoon is
The New Public HEALTH Mr. Hugh Frayne general or
GAMER American Federation of Labor, who will speak
the same afternoon "The Prison Problem and Soc-
ety.; Mrs Cora Wilson Stewart president illjteracv
commission, National Education Association, who will
speak on Wednesday afternoon on "Iliteracy Mr. Raw
mond Robins, Chicago, the subject of whose address will
De Inc Outlawry Of War and the Next Step in World
Civilization; DR.. George E. Vincent president Rookie
Teller Institute who will speak Thursday evening on Wo
men and Public Health; Dr. Arthur E. Bestor president
OF Chautauqua Institution who will give the address at
the formal opening of the convention Wednesday
nng June FL; Mrs. Thomas G. Winter president Cen
eEal Federation Of Womens Clubs whose address The
Arms Conference and Afterwards" will be given Satur
day evening, June "a; Mrs j. H Schermerhorn second
vcepresdent General Federation of Womans Clubs who
Will speak the evening "My neighbor and p:
and Hanford MacNider, national commander Of the Anne
rlcan Legion, whose address "The American Legion
Attitude Toward Citizenship will be one of the early at
fractions of the program coming it does on Saturday
morning. Addresses of welcome will be given by Mrs
George Thatcher Guernsey and Mrs. Percy " PENNY
packer
On Tuesday evening, June %, the Guild Players of
Pttsbug and Students of Carnegie Institute of Techno
ogy Will present in the Amphitheater Don Juan or the
Stone Guest a tragi-comedy in five acts by Moliere
Sunday evening Mrs. Nanett B. Paul LIB owner of
the famous collection of robes and costumes of the late
Madame Mountford of Jerusalem will present Costumes
and Customs From the Holy Land" and the following
costumed tableaux will be presented:
Aoraham-Shepherd's Cloak, etc. Joseph-Coat of
Tent. Leah-Country Bride with Year Veil Deborah
Leading the Ten Thousand. Ruth-Married Woman of
Bethlehem. Little Girl of Bethlehem. Queen Esther
City Lady Mary of Bethany-Vilage Dress. John the
Beloved Disciple-White Robes of Essen Messenger
Boy.
A portion of Monday afternoon, June 90 will he de-
voted to the consideration of Music in the Community
with addresses and musical numbers