Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-17

Will SOAANSAAC COudy dO OdkIdIlQ, Odlll.
The program for the first day was
arranged by the Berkeley club and
is as follows:
Drive over Berkeley hills, with con-
cert in the Greek theatre at 4 p. m.
Tea served at the campus by junior
girls in Spanish coStums
Special church services
2 p. MS p. m.-Registration of
delegates, club members and visitors
at Hotel Oakland.
MONDAY, JULY Is
Vocational Day
Morning Session
a. m. to p. m.-RegiStration of
delegates, club members and visitors
at Hotel Oakland.
$50 a. injecting of executive
board at Hotel Oakland.
1890 p. nl.-Luncheon for executive
board, club rooms,
Afternoon Session
200 p. m.-Reconvening of the ex-.
ecutive board.
2;30 b.. m.-Drive and entertainment
at new Alameda hotel.
8 p. m.-Reception honoring ma
tional Officers for all members and
visitors. ~
Orchestra music
Governor to speak.
Real Estate Glee club.
Introduce Miss Phillips.
Band. stE 8T#
National speaker
TUESDAY, JULY 10
a. Parliamentary law class,
800 to 1000 a. m.-RegiStration of
delegates, club members and visitors
at Hotel Oakland.
9:15 a. In-Convention called to Or
der. Lena Madesin Phillips, national
president, presiding.
9:2O a. m. - Community singing,
Miss Stedman
9:4O a. m-Club collect by author,
Mary Stewart, Washington, D. c.
9:45 a. m.-Greetings and welcome,
mayor of the city.
55-Response
1O:O5 a. m.-Report of convention
program committee, Mrs. Adele B.
Scott of New York City 5@ ~
1910 a. m.-President address, Lena
Madesin Phillips, New York City.
1850 a. m. = Report of executive
secretary, Emma Dot Partridge, New
York City, Vijlss I.lR9 'i
1920 a.. m.-Report of treasurer,
Mrs. Florence H. Stone, New Orleans,
Louisiana. r9 .8f.s &
II:4O a. 1n.-Report of credentials
committee, Florence Coffeen, Spo-
kane, Wash.
IL SO a. m.-AnnouncementS: =
1900 a. m.-Adjournment.
Luncheon Northwest day, auditor
ium.f ~ f
2:OO-Meeting called to order.
2:O5-Ruth Hall Crandall. s
2:2O-Report of Legislative commit
tee.
2:40 D. m.-DiScuSSlon. 4
5:3O-Adjournment.
$50 to 800 p. m.-Round table for
state presidents. sg
200 to 7:30 p. m.-Dinner to past
national officers.
800 b. m.-Mass meeting
WEDNESDAY, JULY 20
7:3O a. n-- Breakfast at Hotel
bennington. Program by Philomels
of the Oakland cub.
800 a. parliamentary law class.
9:15 a. Convention called to or
der. DIR. Nancy Meek Balm, second
vice president.
9:20-C Community singing.
Invocation.
9:4O-Report of education committee
by Hester Smith, national chairman,
Denver.
1O:05sa. m-Report Of emblem COM
mittee by Rhoda Belle George, Altus,
Okla
1O:SO-Report of personnel research
committee by Margaret Elliott, Ann
Arbor, Mich.
1O:55-Report of membership COM
mittee by Adelia Prichard, Portland,
Ore.
1:45-Report of program committee
by Virginia Montgomery Marcus
Hook, Pa.
1910 - Report of the credentials
committee, Florence Coffeen.
Announcements.
12:45-Adjournment.
Luncheon.
Drive over Oakland and Skyline
boulevard.
Boat ride with trip to Mt. Tannal-
pals and Chinese dinner at p m.
THURSDAY, JULY 21
Emblem breakfast at Hotel
bennington.
200 to Registration.
.8:OO-Parliamentary law class.
9:l5 - Convention called to order.
Elizabeth Fitzgerald, first vice presi-
dent, Salt Lake, presiding.
Community singing.
9:35-Invo cation .
9:40-AddreSs.
9:55-Report Of publicity committee
by Helen HaVener, Portland, Maine.
10:30-Report of independent wom-
ans. committee, by Mrs. Job Hedges,
New York City.
1:05-Report of finance committee.
Alice L. Engelhardt, Cincinnati.
11:4O-Report of credentials COM
mittee, by Florence Coffeen.
1915 = Luncheon in auditorium
arena, speaker Ng Ping Chew, editor
music.
100 to Registration.
100 to $50 p. m.-National COM
mittee round table.
700 p. m.-Banquet.
FRIDAY, JULY 22
7:45-State breakfast.