The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1929-05-16
Mrs. Jay S. Rockwell
Heads District Federation

Mrs Jay Smith Rockwell will preside at the 26th
samiannual meeting OF the Northeastern District
Federation of Women's Clubs when it meets in the
clubhouse of the Spokane Woman's Club in DC.
tober, she having been elected president, to sue
coed Mrs. |. NJ Radabaugh who has served the
maximum term, the meeting Saturday in the
aud forum of Washington State College at Pullman
Mrs Constance Hog of Pullman elected first
vice president; Mrs F. J. Wilmer of Rosaa,
ond vice president Mrs w. w. Shields of Lamont
reelected recording secretary Mrs. w. J. Sutton of
Cheney, treasurer; Mrs. l.. w. Perkins of Valley
ford auditor; and Mrs. H. c. Melcher of Sprague,
custodian. The invitation to meet in Spokane was
extended by Mrs. A. c. Enloe, president of The
Womans Club.
Nothing left undone by Pullman hostesses
ana two hundred delegates who gathered there
the invitation of Pullman's women's clubs
led away a memory of Pullman hospitality which
will not be forgotten. The meeting held Ill
the auditorium on the state college campus. Col
ege girls in white everywhere to direct and
assist in entertainment of the guests, as the Wo-
mans League of the college one of the hostess
clubs. Dr. h. o. Holland, president of the college
gave address on Changing Ideals i'm Education.
Mrs. b. f. Westmore spoke on the need of protec:
ing women who work against cuts in wages due
to flooding the market with prison made goods.
Mrs. w. W. Stillman extended the invitation to the
state convention in Yakima in June and Mis-
Jeanette Sievers, past president of the Womens
League of Washington State College, spoke
Our Tomorrow"
At the luncheon meeting held at the Commons
DR.. +. A. Bryan spoke THE Progress of Women
commenting the healthy indication which tho
present state of wOmens dress holds and the free
dom OF the modern woman from the slavery ot
the yards and yards of material with which she
formerly swept the streets
Mrs. Serena F. Mathews gave outline of the
district work throughout the state and Miss Anna
Fertg. Dean of Women, brought the needs of the
young people of today to the attention of the
commenting on the very serious thinking which
they are doing along religious lines.
Mrs l. NJ. Radabaugh in giving the presidents
address compared the various units of club work
TO the wheels in the works of watch and their
dependence all of the fine springs and jewels
which fit splendidly together when the perfect
timepiece is achieved. The individual club. the city
federation the district federation the state fedora
ton and the general federation. each, is link in
that organization which has so astonished the
world about us in the power of its achievement and
every womans club is needed to make that chain
strong as its strongest link, she said.
Mrs Jay S. Rockwell presided at the luncheon
and introduced the speakers
Those present were Mrs. H. E. Goldswortby.
Rosalia. Wash; Mrs. R. Rosencranse. Rosaia.
Wash: Mrs. Bake, Mrs Waller Pullman, Wash;
Mrs. G. A. Nchola, Woman's Club, sprague Wash;
Mrs. o E Hansel, Woman's Club, Sprague, Wash;
Mrs. r. N. Miller, Pullman Wash: Mrs. B. II.
Huntley, Cutus Club, Endicott Wash; Mrs. d. b
Henry, Cultus Club, Endicott, Wash; Mrs. o. +.
stephen, Round Table, Palouse. Wash; Mrs. Allen
Lampher Round Table. Palouse. Wash; Mrs X.
II. Hoskns Spokane Federation of Womens Clubs
Mrs. Charles Temple, Spokane Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs Mrs j. J. Loeper Valleyford, WASH
Mrs. Harry Davis, Lamont, Wash; Mrs. o. w.
Kuhman, Lamont, Wash; Mrs. Don M. Johnson,
Garfield Wash Mrs Homer Folger; Mrs A. z,
Long and Mrs. A. e. Ducker Sprague, Wash;
Lillian Drummer, Palouse Wash; Mrs Geo Rosen-
sweig, Lamont Wash; Mrs A. A. Cleveland, Pull
man, Wash; Mrs. C. o. Andrews, Pullman Wash:
Mrs c r. Alternately, Mrs j. A. Parker Mrs. E.
louise Wash; Mrs. G. II. Watt, Mrs. Louise Camp
bell and Mrs. L. R. Mitchell, Pullman, Wash;
Selma Harding, Mrs. G. A. Howard, Mrs. c. M
Felts, Mrs. o. Schuman and Mrs. s. B. Nelson Gar
field, WASH