Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
State Meeting
of Women to Be
Held March Is
Business and Professional
Conference in Hands of
Alert Leaders.
By JULIA C. HENDERSON.

JULIA u bENDEhSONs
Service seems to be the watchword and
slogan of most of the womens clubs
throughout the country. Friendship and
fellowship stand close by and make q
wonderful trinity in these days.
Especially is this true Of the business
wOmen's clubs which have sprung up
all over the country in the past few years
and which mean so much in an educa-
tional and social way TO the great body
Of women who are cOnscientiously doing
their part in the worlds work
The world takes little time to think
of what It owes to the women Of the
business world who cater to their de-
sires and wishes. nor does it take time
to think Of what would happen should
all of the women Of the world give up
their vocations for one day or even for
one hour of time.
The turmoil which would come from a
cessation of such service cannot be es-
timated.
APPRECIATED
ONLY BY WOMEN.
A proper appreciation Of the time, in
terest, strength and intelligence put into
woman's work has never been compre-
hended or valued except by those of her
own sex who know something of how
much Of ones self has had to be put into
q
1t is the linking of the three-frien6-
ship, fellowship and service-which is
bringing success and pleasure into the
gathering together of these groups, who
understand each other, and are willing
to go far, one for the other, in emer-
gency or in smoothing a troubled way
If need be.
The coming convention of the Indiana
Federation of Business and Professional
Women in annual convention at Hotel
Lincoln on March 10 will bring together
such a group, composed OF many of the
bright intelligent business women If the
State. The program for the convention,
which will be the fifth annual meet
ing of the State body. is as follows:
Invocation-Rev. T. ". Grafton.
WelcOme-Col. John B. Reynolds, Sec
rotary Chamber of Commerce
Responsibilities GOldins Groves, Frank
fort
Presidents Address-Miss Nina L. Cox,
indianapolis.
Report of recording secretary.
Report of treasurer.
Report of Executive Meeting of Nation
al Federation, held in Kansas City-Miss
Ida Anderson, national vice president for
Indiana.
CLUB MECHANICS.
Program-Miss Ethelwyn Miller,
Franklin.
Membership-Miss Stella I. Clodfelter,
Charlottesville
Finance-Nrs. Louise ]. Meyers, An
derson.
Report Of nominating committee.
AFTERNOON.
Report OF Extension Committee-Mrs.
Nellie ROyse.
"Organization"-NIi Izetta Mccoy.
THE Value CT an EIucation''-Dr. Orie
Latham Ha- cher, Phi D, Richmond. Va.
Indiana History"-5iiss Lucy Elliott.
Ff-g
Putting Our House in Order'-Miss
Nora Kirch, Louisville, National Vice
President Of Kentucky.
Report Of Credentials Committee:
THE Indiana Business Woman"
Legislation
Publicity
Resolutions
Revision Of Bylaws
Election of Officers
Banquet-6:3 80. Travertine room. Hotel
organ Recital-s: 80 to 700. Mrs. s. X.
Ruick.
Music-Lincoln Trio.
Toastmistress-Mrs. f. J. schlotz,
Talk by Mrs. S E. Perkins on Incl
dents in Connection With the Signing Of
the FOurPOwer Treaty in Washington
ton"
Address-Dr. Orie Latham Hatcher,
Richmond, Va.
Address-Mrs Demarchus C. Brown,
1--WE men Who Do Things.
The state presidents OF the Business
anu Professional Woman are: Anderson,
Mrs Alice Thumma; Charlottesville, Miss
Stella Clodfelter; Elkhart. Miss Elva Es-
sig; Evansville, Miss Frances B. Marlett /;
Frankfort, DR.. Ella McNicoIl; Franklin,
Miss Ella Blizzard; indianapolis, Miss
Mamie D. Larsh; Lebanon, Mrs. Celya
Holt; LOgansport, Miss Fern Swadener;
Sullivan, Miss Tella HaInes; Terre Haute,
Mrs Edith Bernheimer