The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-24
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ey MISS KATE Z. REMINGTON
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faiheree. Mrs. Lester. Mrs. !. l..
Hart. Mrs. l.. G. Wright. Mrs. ]. y.
DrIggers, Mrs. ". c. Bullard. Mrs.
{. :, Foster, Mrs. George Calvert
and Mrs. 4. s. Buxan. Additional
guests were Mrs. u. r. Smith, Mrs.
w c. lIarwell. Mrs, william lnman.
Mrs. l.. {. Hansen. Mrs. =. q. Spin.
Ing. Mrs Bert W. Fcslcr. Mrs. Nor.
gan Hamilton. Mrs. 4. D. Foster.
Mrs. Anderson. Mrs A. W, Reynolds
aud Mrs. H. c. Antlc.
Club Convention NJ Chattanooga.
The fourth annual convention Of
the National Federation of Business
and Professional womcn'a clubs
which will convene In Chattanooga
July i0.is. and which DR.. MARTIN
Blodsoe, president OF the local club.
aud probably several other mem.
bors will attend. promises TO be
decidedly interesting and pleasant
affair. with the week crammed full
OF mental sllmulants for the dele.
gates.
on Monday July 10 the conyen.
tion viii open with a meeting of the
executive board and state presidents.
to bo followed by a Joint luncheon
for both groups. and a reception for
delegates and visitors In the oven.
Ing. Tuesday will see the formal
opening of the convention, with re.
ports from the committee ON ere.
dentials. the address OF welcome and
response. and an address by the
national president Mrs. Lena Lake
Forest. At the luncheon to follow.
the delegates will be seated by
states and Representatives will be
selected at this time for the nomi.
mating committee
Departmental meetings for state
chairmen. local chairman and others
will be held in the afternoon. on
evening discussions for the
following committees. publicity. H.
nance legislation. program. independ.
ent woman, personal relations. edu. /
cation and membership will be In
order and the speaker of the even.
ing will be Raymond Robins. who I
will speak on THE 0utlawry of |
War"
a drill on parliamentary law. con
lucted by Mrs. Emma Fox and re-
ports and business discussions will /
occupy the Wednesday morning ses-
sion, and trip to Signal Mountain
will be given the delegates on Wed.
iesday afternoon. Thursday will be
/ busy day for the officers and dele
gates and will close with The an
lual banquet, which will be a most
distinctive affair, among the speak.
RS will be Mrs. William Brown Me-
-oney, editor. who will speak on
The Change in Attitude of the Busi-
less and Professional Man Toward
he Business and Professional Wo-
nan"
Mrs. Cora Harris, the well.known
writer will also speak, but refuses
. diyulge the subject of her ad.
ress until the last moment. Royal
business Women" will be the sub.
ect of an address by Mrs Frank
leblanc.
Friday will see the election of Of
icers and the tying up of all con
ention threads and the closing
vent of the week will be a picnic
t five o'clock at which time the
general committee is
hitting at a pleasant surprise as a {
tting wind-up to week of inten-
i've convention work.
A feature of the convention will !
e a display from each club repre-
ented and the Chickasha club with {
le assistance of j. w. Conner, secre- {
Try to the Chamber of Commerce, |
preparing splendid display of
rticles made in Chickasha.
asst Meeting of Summer. a
The City Federation of Women's /
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