Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-22
of
Federation
Announced

announced
Women of Salem and those
from all over the state are great
ly interested in the approaching
convention of the Oregon FEEDER.
alton of Women's clubs to be
held at Tillamook May 80 tc
June 2, A program of special In
terest has been arranged by Mrs
Sadie Orr Dunbar. Mrs. Ida B
Callahan, of Corvallis will pre-
side. Women from the Salem Wo-
mems club will attend.
The program as 1t now stands
follows:
Tuesday, May S0-opening
session, Christian church.
500 P. M.-Mrs. Ida B. Cal
lahan and Mrs. G. ]. Edwards
presiding. Music, community
singing, Mr.. Stewart Wendall
Tulley, director; invocation, Rev.
Allen McRea; address of vel
come, Hon. S. Moulton, mayor OF
Tillamook; F. g. Baker, secretary
chamber of commerce; Rev. Harry
e. Tucker, representing Tilla-
nook churches; Mrs. S. w. Con-
over, president of Kill Kare kIub.
Music, America, the Beauti-
ful'; responce to addresses of
welcome, Mrs. William Bell, Rose
burg; greetings of state president,
Mrs. Ida B. Callahan; music,
America"
9:30-Reception, Kill Kare
klub.
Wednesday morning, May al
Mrs. Ida B. Callahan, president;
Mrs. Collins Elkins, vice -presi-
dent, presiding.
Registration.
9:00-Call to order; invoca-
tion, Rev. c. L. Dark; communi-
ty singing, Mr.. Tulley, director.
9:10-Appointment of commit
tee on rules.
9:15-Reports of officers;
President, secretary, correspond
ing secretary, treasurer, auditor,
G. F. V. G. secretary. Reports
of standing committees: Chautau-
qua, federation extension, Indian
welfare; report of credential com
mittee.
11;50-Local announcements.
12:00-Adjournment. Lunch
con served at church headquarters
solo, BLOW, Winter Winds" e..
Sargent), John Carroll
Wednesday afternoon, May 81
Mrs. Ida B. Callahan, president;
Mrs. William Bell, ice-president,
presiding.
1;O0--Cars to Lake Lytle ho-
tel.
2:00-Arrive at Lake Lytle.
2:15-Call to order; communi-
ty singing, Mr.. Tulley, director.
2:15-3: 25-Fine arts depart
ment, Mrs. Collins Elkins presid
ing. Lecture, Notable Writers of
Oregon" Miss Anne Shannon
Monroe.
3:25-4;25-American citizen
ship department, Mrs. Lee Daven-
port presiding. Address, "The
Making of an American Citizen"
DR., Edward o. Sisson, professor
of philosophy and education, Reed
college.
4;25-4:4O-Music, Mrs. Fred
Poorman.
4:40-Adjournment; beach
stroll.
6:OO-Dinner served at Lake
Lytle hotel.
7:00-Cars for Tillamook.
Evening.
S:OO-Music, duet, "Laddie,
Buck of Nine" Mrs. VIII Pettys,
Mrs. Lloyd w. Edwards; lecture,
Looking Forward" B. F. Irvine,
editor Oregon Daily Journal; vi
olin solo, Sonata in G Minor"
(Tarlini), Mrs. Betty Myers; ad-
journment.
Thursday morning, June 1.
Mrs. Ida B. Callahan, president
8;30-Call to order; invoca-
tion, Rev. Harry E. Tucker; COM
munity singing, Mr.. Tulley, direc-
tor.
8:35-Club reports.
9:30-Club federation bulletin
report.
9:45-Report of committee on
revision of constitution.
1O:10-Legislation department,
Mrs. Alexander Thompson, pre-
siding; address, Her Property
Rights" Miss Celia Gavin, city at
.orney, The Dalles; address, "Wo-
men Jury System" Mrs. W.
Christian Ahlf president of South
ern Oregon Federation of Women's
,lubs.
11:10-Endowm fund, Mrs.
Charles H. Castner.