The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-16
Program Is
Made for
Club ParIey

Many unusual features have been
announced for the first biennial
convention Of the National Fedora
ton Of Business and Professional
women's Clubs July Gil in Rich
rnond. Va. Approximately $500 dele
gates. representing 1900 local bust
ness and professional women's clubs
will attend.
Eight special trains from various
sections of the country will carry
the delegates to the convention.
Miss Marion II. McClench, Ann Ar
Dor. Mich, national president, will
travel via the Presidents special,
from Chicago, July 4. Mrs. Adah
o. Frost, Indianapolis, Indiana state
president, will be a passenger on the
specia-
Convenes July
The convention will convene
officially Tuesday night, July 7,
W 1 keynote address by Miss Nc
Clench. Walter ]. Willard of Phila-
delphia will speak at the same ses-
sion on "a Better Order in Public
Relations" Wednesday night will
be international night honoring
Miss Lena Madesin Phillips Of New
York, president of the International
Federation of Business and Profess
sional Women and honorary presi-
dent and international relations
chairman for the national fedora
ton. Nine. Mary Laudner, presi-
dent Of the French federation, and
other foreign guests will attend.
Thursday night will be a mass
meeting with an address by a noted
economist. Morning and afternoon
meetings throughout the week will
be given over to business, with the
final business session Friday after
noon.
on Monday night, July 6, Gov
ernor John Garland Pollard will
open to the delegates the historic
Governors mansion where so many
celebrities have been received, and
Virginia night will be celebrated
with an appropriate program.
Specialists to Speak
During the two days preceding
the opening Of the convention,
meetings of the board Of directors
and occupational round tables will
be held. The latter will bring to-
gether women specialists in many
fields. Advertising, teaching, cafe
terra management, library work,
craftsmanship, the law, transporta-
ton, insurance, journalism, pur-
chasing, personnel and employment
work, real estate, finance and retail
store service will be some OF the
subjects discussed.
A special round table will be held
for women in public office and an
other for radio employees and execu-
tives
Women careerists will be featured
at a series Of special breakfasts.
Judge Camilla Kelly of Memphis,
Tenn, is to speak at a breakfast for
women judges and Mrs. Ora H.
Snyder Of Chicago, millionaire can
dy manufacturer, at one for owners
businesses.
A western sheep rancher has been
asked to speak at the unusual oc-
equations breakfast AT fourth
breakfast community projects I'M
dertaken by business and profess
sional women's clubs will be dis
CuSsed.
Press Dinner Slated
Representatives from the Wom-
ans Home Companion, Ladies
Home Journal, McCalls and other
leading women's magazines will at
tend a press dinner at which Miss
Marjorie Shuler, New York, nation
al publicity chairman and men,
Der of the staff of the Christian
Science Monitor, will preside.
Glasses in parliamentary law.
citizenship and community service
and personal grooming will be held
during the week. Walter j. Willard
of Philadelphia will direct the citi-
2enship and community service
classes. Miss Catherine Oglesby,
New York, will conduct the classes
in personal grooming innova-
ton at business women's conven-
tons. Some of the subjects will be
Looking Your Job" Getting Along
With Men" and which With
What?" Under the latter title Miss
Oglesby will give a practical demon
stration of the selection of a bust
ness woman's wardrobe, with models
assisting her.