New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

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Other es..ass..ss sor omce ere Mrs.
". s Jennings. OF Florida. for re-
election % the offce o. frs. vicepresi-
dent: Mrs George Plummer. Of Chi.
cago, second wee ec-presi9cnt; Ms.
James L. Hays, q Georgia. recording
secretary: Mrs. Wallace 4. PCrham, Of
Montana. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Florence Floorc, OF Texas, treas
urer. Being na of year an elec-
iions q IS no. thought that other names
will be written IN on the ticket.
Two impor,ane reports viii be those
from newly created nation -)mmit-
tees. that II international q. Of
which Mrs. Horace Mann nsf Of
Washington City. Is ohairm-r, aal II
Indian welfare. Mrs. H. A. Atwood c.
California, chairman.
international Evening
VIII Be a New Feature
International evening will be a new
feature o. thc biennial program, with
eight fcreicn countries represented.
An international conference, during
which the General Federation hopes 20
work out plan whereby women as
working power" IN the eight great
nations may cement friendship through
federation. which vii! have FOR its aim
the maintenance Of permanent peace
and the welfare % women ard chill
dren o. every land.
The United States Relations Service
and Mrs. ". s. Jennings, vice-president
~ the General Federation, have joined
forces to fight mnlnutritiOn O. children
and babies throughout the cenftry.
Surveys have revealed tho fact that IN
many states malnu.rition Is the, rule
instead OF the exception. and eIperl--
ments have demonstrated an educa-
tional camps 'gn on the food value Of
milk 20 be the remedy.
Mrs. Jennings, who Is Federation
director FOR home demonstration work,
IN cooperation with the United States
Relations Service, has adopted as q ma
tiona slogan "A home demonstration
agent IN every county
One entire afternoon. June 20. will
be devoted 20 plans by which under
nOurishcG children may be made plump
and well, and 20 other features Of home
demonstration work Mix for Chill
dron." milk for the Family" Food
Tor the ] amily" will be subjects Of dis
cussion by experts and Of exhibits
placed By the dairy division, United
States Bureau OF Animal Husbandry.
Miss Jessie VI. Hoover, milk utilizA-
tion specialist, United States bureau,
will outline the proposed educational
campaign and other experts will speak.
Mr Milton Danziger Of the United
States Relations Service, Washington,
viii discuss boys club work; .MTs. Ells-.
worth Richardson Of Pela, Iowa Will
talk on farm bureau work and heads
Of homo economies Ia colleges through
out the country viii attend.
kindergarten for Every
Child Is Urged Strongly
A kindergarten Tor every child and a
library for every community are two
81 the many things devoutly 70 be
wished by the department Of applied
education o. the General Federation
Of WOmcn'3 Clubs.
Both Kindergarten and library exten-
sion Will be given prominent place on
the biennial program at Chautauqua In
June.
A national campaign for better
American speech also will be launched
and every phase o. education will be
discussed By q national worker IN con-
ference with workers along similar
lines from each state.
Conservation Of natural resources is
the topic for a conference upon Which
noted experts, including Mr.. Robert
STERLING Yard, executive director Of the
National Parks Association, will speak.
Mrs. John ID. Sherman, department
chairman, will speak on Natural Sci
ence and Nature Study in the Schools"
Home economics and rural education.
will be phases OF education given
prominent places. Educational exhibits
will be on display throughout the con-
yen.ion.
Costumes and Customs From the
Holy Land" depicted in costumes
brought from Jerusalem by the late
Nine. Mountford and now the property
Of this country in the Washington Mu-
feum, viii be a Sunday feature Of the
convention Nanette B. Paul. IL. d,
custodian OF costumes, who staged the
famous Biblical pageant at Atlantic
City. will be in charge Of the enter
iainment.
The costumes are valued az more
than $4,000. but are priceless. since
they could not be duplicated to-day.
ayen in the Holy Land. They have
aeen preserved for many centuries.
Mrs. George W. Plummcr. of Chicago,
has organized IN every community a.
committee for friendly cooperation
with the ex-service man. utilizing the
machinery Of the Federation Of Wo-
mems Clubs. The federation's board OF
directors named her nationel chairman.
Massachusetts responded first, ther
came IN quick succession Maine, lndi-
ana. Maryland. Virginia, Kentucky, Wis
cons.n, New Jersey and Florida, Kansas
City. Seattle. Los Angeles and New
York, all eager 70 do something friendly
FOR the men.
Mrs. Plummer will present her plans
$50 put into action our feeling of obli-
cation and concern and friendly inter-
est during this difficult time of trial
and reconstruction OF ex-service men"
70 the clubwo.nen Of America June IS.
HY Banford McNider. national cou-
mSnder Of the American Legion, will
tell what the Legion is doing for the
ex-serviee man and how the elubwomen
can help.
Raising the standard Of motion pie
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