The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-06-13
CLUB WOMEN To
ENJOY PROGRAM
Many Plan to. Attend Nineteenth An
nuaI Federation Meeting in
Anaconda Next Week.

Much interest is being taken by the
club women of Bozeman and other
parts of Gallatin county in the meet
ing to be held in Anaconda next week,
and it is probable that about 20 wo-
men, representing the Housekeepers
club and the Women's Faculty club
viii attend from this city.M Manhattan,
Three Forks and Willow Creek have
federated clubs, and these will also
be represented with delegates. The
Belgrade Women's Club, organized
during the past year, decided to wait
another year before joining the state
federation, but some Of the members
are talking of taking advantage of
the reduced rates to the Anaconda
meetings and may go for one or two
sessions. Mrs. Una B. Herrick, dean
of women at Montana State College,
chairman Of the program committee,
will leave Wednesday for Anaconda,
in order to assist the Anaconda club
women in the final arrangements.
The nineteenth annual convention
of the Montana Federation Of Wo-
mems clubs, to be held in Anaconda.
June 10, 20, 81 and %, will have one
of the best programs in the history of
the organization, according to the
publicity department, which has Sc
cured information about the program
from Mrs. Una B. Herrick, dean of
women at Montana State College,
chairman of the program committee.
The federation is composed of about
5000 club women, and it is expected
that nearly 500 delegates will attend
the convention. Rates of a fare and
one-half have been granted by the
railroads.
Mrs. Wallace T. Perham, of Glen
dive, a past president of the Mon
tana federation and now second vice
president of the General Federation
of Women's Clubs, will preside at
the opening session of the convention
Tuesday evening, June 10. The pro
cessional of club presidents will be ar
attractive opening feature, while
America the Beautiful" the officia
song of the G.. F. w. c., is being
sung. Mrs. S. M. Souder, of Rec
Lodge, will give the presidents ad
dress, and a play, "The Wondel
Hat" by Anaconda girls, will be
feature of the evening. Music vii
be provided by District Two, and a
different sessions the districts vii
provide special musical programs
featuring all American music. Dis
trict Four gives a historical pagean
in honor of Mrs. Souders, state fed
Grafton president, representing build
ers Of the American school of music
"For the American Home" is the key
note of the program.
Our Federation Home" will be tn
subject of an address by Mrs. Perham
Prominent women from out of tn
state on the program include Dl
Isabel Bevier. Of the University o
California, who speaks on "Citizen
shin for Women" and 'The HON
and Home Economics" and Mis-
Adelaide Steele Baylor, of Washing
ton, D. c., whose topics are "Recre
alton in the Home" and "The Huma
Factor in the American Home" Mis-
Maxwell, of Hamilton Hall, MOntan
State College, tells about "Budgetin
the Family Income" Frederic
Laist, of Anaconda, speaks of "Prc
cesses of Smelling" and his address
will be followed with a visit to tn
smelter.
Election of officers and other mat
tiers will be considered at the bushes
sessions, and amendments to be vote
upon will include one changing tn
meetings from annual to biennial, an
the representation of delegates frOl
two for Is club members to two dele
gates for so members at the CONVEX
tions.
The department conferences to b
held Wednesday and Thursday morn
ings will have exceptionally interes'