, 1922-06-17

en- VIII attend the biennial
ton Of tho General Federation Of
Wonen's clubs to be held at Chau-
tauqua. N. Y. from June 20 to
June 80.
Those who win attend from wyo.
ming are Mrs Lin L. Noble OF Their
mopolts. president of the wyoming
FEDERATION of women's clubs Mrs.
@. +. Hamilton Of Sheridan. audi
tor OF the Wyoming federation and
president OF the Sheridan Woman,s
club; Ms E. c Raymond OF New
castle. chairman Of the health de-
partment: hrF- w. H Hamilton OF
Evanston. who is a member OF the
credential cotnmittee of the general
federation; Mrs N. E. corthelI OF
Laramie. who VIII represent the
Laramie Woman's club: Mrs. George
Benis and daughter. Miss Grace. OF
~Hdverton. who will represent the
dverton ciuba Mrs. A r. Mer-
rift Of Douglas. chairman OF the
music committee Of the Wyoming
federation who is visiting in Iowa,
may go on tho Chautauqua also.
Women as a Working Power
viii be the keynote OF the CONVEX
ton.
Morning sessions arc 10 be dovot-
ed to business and departmental re-
ports and speakers. Afternoons
viii DO given over to department
conferences and the evenings to in
spirational speakers.
Presidents night. when Mrs.
Thomas G. Winter and n speaker to
be selected by her will speak. and
State Presidents evening when each
president OF a state federation will
speak on women as n working
power in her state. will be feature
events State Presidents evening
viii be especially formal and i'm
pressive.
Among the prominent speakers
who r 20 address the biennial are
Bishop Clinton S. Quinn. Bishop Co
adJutor OF tho diocese OF Texas. who
will speak on "Citizenship Plus:
Frank p. Carvan. president chemi-
cal foundation. who will speak on
THE New Challenge TO women's
worid-Oid Responsibility; Bishop
Charles Bayard Mitchell of St Paul.
MINI. who VIII preach the morn
ing sermon Sunday. June 25th;
Miss Grace Abbott. chief OF chill
dren's bureau. u. S. department of
labor. who viii speak on The Re
sponsfbility of Club Women in Pro-
noting the Welfare of Children;
DR.. Simon F1exner. director OF lab
o~ratories of Rockefeller Institute
for Medical Research. wfspsc ad-
dress will be on THE Public Wei
fare and Modern Medicine: DR..
Hugh s. Cummings. surgeon gen
oral Of the United States, whose
subject is ''The New Public Health
Mr.. Hugh Frayne. general organ
izer American Federation OF Labor.
who viii speak the same afternoon
on THE Prison Problem and So
ciety-;. Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart,
president miteracy commission, Ma
tionaI Education association. who
wni speak on 'Tliteracy''; Raymond
Robbins, Chicago. the subject OF
whose address will be The Out
lawry of War the Next Step in
World Civilization; DR.. Gee. Il.
Vincent. president Rockefeller In
stitute. who will speak on women
and Public Health; DR.. Arthur E.
Bestor, president of Chautauqua In
stitute, who win give tho address
OF the formal opening Of the con-
yention wednesday evening. June
21st; Mrs. Thomas g. Winter. presi-
dent General Federation Of Women's
clubs, whose address. The Arms
Conference and Afterwards" will be
giyen Saturday evening. June gath;
Mrs. ]. II. Schermerhorn. second
vice president general federation.
will sneak on my Neighbor and T.:
and Hanford MacNider. national
commander the American Legion,
whose address on '"rhe American
Legion's Attitude Toward Citizen
ship"
These are only a few OF the speak
ers. On Tuesday evening. June u,
the Guild Players Of Pittsburgh. and
students OF Carnegie Institute OF
Technology will present in the am
phitheater Don Juan. or The stone
Guest" a tragi-comedy in i've act
by Moliere.
Sunday evening Mrs. Nanette
Paul, LIB, owner of the famous
collection of robes and costumes OF
the late Madame Mountford of Jeru-
salem. Will present Costumes and
Customs from the Holy Land"
A national note will be sounded