The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-09
MEETING
OF CLUBWOMEN WILL
Be HELD JUNE 2O-3O

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The national biennial convention OF
the Federated Clubwomen OF America
will be held June. 20 to 80 at Chau-
tauqua, n Y, in the huge ampitheatre
with heating capacity of 6 200. Dele.
gates and cluBwomen from every part
of the United States will attend. The
railroads are cooperating by giving
one. and a half fare rate. Indiana wo-
men may go from Indianapolis, the
round trip fare being $22.79.
The number to attend from this CITY
is not known yet. Mrs. Frederick S.
Bates, Mrs. A. w. Roach, Mrs. Harry
Dalbey and Mrs. Paul Comstock are
among those from here expecting to
attend 9a -
International relations will be one
OF the most important subjects dis
cussed. Many noted speakers will bE
on the program and the convention, it
is said will be world parley."
"The Arms Conference and After
wards" is to be the topic of an adj
dress by Mrs. Thomas G. Winter pres
1dent of the federated clubwomen of
America AS a member of the advis-
DRY committee of the washington con-
ference, Mrs. Winter is conceded to be
the worlds leading woman authority
on international relations, and since it
is upon international relations that the
peace of the world hangs, this topic is
to be the leading one at the great gath
ering Of women from all sections of
the world which wifi follow closely
upon the heels of the April Pan-Aner-
lean Women's conference. tnf
Prominent Speakers. ass
Mrs. Horace Mann Towner, chair
man of the new federation COMMITTEES
on International Relations and Mrs.
Charles Evans Hughes, honorary
chairman Of the same committee are
expected to be prominent speakers
on the international program. World
figures will take part in the discus
sions
0. Nevin, Harold Milligan and Thur
low Lieurance are noted musicians
who have definitely accepted places
on the program, and Ruth Kempner,
the young violinist who this year made
a tremendous sensation in New York.
! will play, according to Mrs. Marx Or
! bendorfer, national music chairman
who has musical events in charge
These will be pageants and plays
Moliere's masterpiece don Juan. :"
will be staged by the famous Guild
players and the Holy Land itself will
be brought to the convention through
teh staging of a Biblical pageant by
Nannette B. Paul, LII D., whose char
acters will wear the worlds most fam
Gus costumes of Jerusalem, which are
not a part of the Inhibition collec-
ton of the late Madame Mountford, of
4 Jerusalem
Sound New Challenge.
i A new challenge to women's world
old responsibilities will be sounded By
Frank P Garvin, president of the
Chemical foundation. Mr. Caravan will
speak Saturday morning, June "a. on
the program on applied education.
Other speakers of note will include
) Edward Howard Griggs for the pro
gram, who will speak on art in Rela-
ton to Life
!, Raymond Robins speaks June 90 on
, "The 0utlawry of War the Next Step
in World Civilization"
DR.. George Vincent, New YoN1, presi-
dent of the Rockefeller Institute will
talk on Women and Public Health
Dr. Vincent is given a place of honor
on the program with Mrs Thomas G.
Winter on Presidents Night.
; Judge Martin J. Wade, United
I States district court Of Iowa; Hanford
4 MacNider, commander of the Amer
lean legion; Bishop c. S. Quinn, Miss
Jessie Burial Stephens are to be
guests of honor on the program of
: American Citizenship. Commander
MacNider will speak on THE Amer
lean Legion's Attitude Towards Citi
zenship." Bishop Quinn will speak on
: Citizenship Plus"
Other speakers are being announced
daily.