Woman's enterprise., 1922-10-27
Business and Profession Women
Meet.

Business and Profession Women
Meet.
The Business and Professional
Woman's Club enjoyed one Of the
most enthusiastic meetings in the
history of the club at the Chamber Of
Commerce.
The Safe president, Miss Dorothy
Schulze and the local president Miss
Julia Wossman reported in full the
annual meeting of the State Execu-
tive Board in Alexandria, La.
The board was unanimous in the
agreement that clubs throughout the
state should federate nationally. One
amendment to the state constitution
was, that the clubs federating with
the state should automatically become
member of the National Federation.
The state dues which are now twenty
five cents per capita would become
one dollar and twenty-five cents per
capita. One dollar going to the Ma
Itional Federation. It is necessary
that every club in the State Fedora
ton belong to the Naional, other
wise the state is outlawed.
Every new club coming into the
state federation will be permitted to
select a member as a representative
of the executive board. Miss Schulze,
the state president submitted ten
tative year plan which was approved
by the board.
The Alexandria Club members dis
played loyal hospitality to the visit
ling members and the banquet at the
Bentley Hotel was delightfully."- inter.
testing. Miss Mitchell Of Bogaluss
was present and Upon request recited
from memory the 500. word" article
written by her on "Dress" which wor
; the $500 prize.
Miss Mitchell, of Alexandria, fav
ored the assemblage with piano Sc
! lection, Chopin's Mazurka, which wa!
, rendered by her in Los Angeles ant
broadcasted by radio over the world
Mr.. S. M. Collins of the Chamber o:
. Commerce met with the club and Of
fered membership at their own dis
t erection. Membership was accepted
q and Miss Schulze was appointed t.
n represent them at the meetings Of tn
$ Chamber Of Commerce.
n The Red Cross asked that the clu
= furnish them recording secretar
j and Miss Schulze volunteered he
i services.
: A dinner once a month was decide
+ upon, the first one to be compliment
II ary with Miss Lillian Meyer hostes
: on the Roof Garden. A feature 9
this meeting will be an address by
j. little Polish lady who has recently r.
t. turned from Poland.
le The first meeting Of the Paren
of Teachers Association Of the We!
Of Monroe school met yesterday afte,
ne noon at 3 o'clock at the West MOI
ce roe school auditorium, business ,
Ks Importance was transacted, the fir
i'd steps to be taken are to have installt
ue athletic paraphernalia for the pla,
en- grounds. An election Of officers fo
de lowed, electing Mrs. J. L. Cummin
Of president; Miss Ammon Coon, Sc
nd retary; Mrs. c. C. Bell, treasure
mt The interest manifested in tn
he worthy cause was shown by the lar,
attendance.
n
us Mrs. A. Roussel, Of Baton Roue
OF en- route from Albuquerque, Ne
tic Mexico, where she has been spendi,
re the summer, has been the guest
er. the past two weeks Of her sister, Nj
he E. L. Owens. She will accompa,
rs Mrs, Owens to New Orleans.
est The West Monroe Method
m church will dispense with their reg
lar evening service tomorrow mig
on and join the Baptist at their Tabt
1al nacle. Regular morning services
%. l&hn AGa&hal;aA .ln.aL sn:ll Ia .o~ IL,