The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1931-05-21
WOMEN EXCLUDE MEN
FROM DISTRICT
CONVENTION PROGRAM
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Mrs. R. L. Crooks, Mrs. S. B. Duea
and Miss Eunice Mckay will sing.
The closing number Of the musicale
will be piano and organ duet by
Mrs. Starr and Mrs. Marsh.
Out of her experiences as a season
ed traveller in Europe and her life
long study of continental and interna-
tional affairs Mrs. Oleson, well known
as brilliant speaker, will discuss
"Europe's Attitude Toward the Unit
ed States" This talk will conclude
the first day of the convention.
The business of electing a district
president and treasurer will be includ-
ed in the Thursdays session and
these new officers will be presented
at the last session before adjourn
ment. Mrs. Frank Clague, who has
lived for an extended period in Wash
ington, will talk on "The Trees Of
Washington" at the morning session
and Mrs. Bayliss, speaking on "The
Latest General Federation News"
will be another speaker at the morn
ing session. Miss Kern Bayliss, Min
nesota's best authority on Indians and
their problems, will also speak.
District chairmen, speaking at the
Thursday morning session are Mrs. G.
w. Belville, Tracy, home economics;
Mrs. j. o. Bondhus, Heron Lake, fam
lily finance; Mrs. John Roberts,
Worthington, pure foods; Mrs. G. L.
Chesley, Pipestone, art; Mrs. E. Min
der, Slayton, international relations;
Mrs. C. F. Mallahan, Jackson, COM
munity service; Mrs. 0. L. Mather,
Heron Lake, recreation and right use
of leisure; Mrs. George Paine, Lake.
field, child welfare; Mrs. Earl Lane,
Ivanhoe, public health; Mrs. O. Midi
brught, Hanska, correction; Mrs. H.
M. Muellerlelie, Madison Lake, prob
lens of industry, and Mrs. Phebe M.
Fuller, Redwood Falls, crippled chill
dren. Mrs. E. j. Jones of Worthing-
ton, will discuss the endowment fund.
Mrs. C. N. Nicholson of Redwood
Falls will play piano solo at this
session, Miss Margaret Smith of Red
wood Falls will give reading, and a
trio consisting of Mrs. Starr, S. W.
Limbug and Edward Beckstrand
will play. Mrs. ]. L. Parsons will
give musical reading with Mrs. B.
E. Marsh accompanying. Election
will close the session.
Men will be again permitted to as
sist with the entertainment of guests
by driving the cars which will take
the visitors through Ramsey State
Park at 100 m. Thursday, to show
any who have not visited the area
the beauties of "Minnesota's Nina
ture Yellowstone" The closing ses-
sion will begin at 200 p. m. with Mr..
HOLSTERS talk the first feature of the
program. Reports of resolutions and
invitations committees will conclude
the session.
The four hostess clubs. of Redwood
Falls are the Woman's club, Mrs.
Donald w. Gold, president; the Quail
ty club, Mrs. Leonard w. Gilliland
president; the Twentieth Century
club, Mrs. Hans M. Aune, president;
and the Sorosis Club, Mrs. Gerald r.
Engeman, president.
From these four clubs have been
appointed convention committees
working under the general direction
of Mrs. Jesse H. Wichman and the
following chairmen: Mrs. H. P. Sand
ers, program; Mrs. Bert E. Marsh,
music; Mrs. William c. Starr, publ
city; Mrs. George w. Ellison, regis
tration; Mrs. D. L. Crimmins, creden-
tials; Mrs. Fred B. Macs, housing;
Mrs. Louise A. Fraser, decoration;
Mrs. Martin L. Freise, banquet; Mrs.
George A. Barnes, finance; Mrs. Max
Treu, rest room. Mrs. c. N. Nickel
son will direct assembly singing and
Mrs. C. D. Clipfell is convention
pianist.
Officers who will assist Mrs. Nc
Rae in conducting the meeting are
Mrs. Frederick M. Robinson, Com
frey, vice president; Mrs. o. ]. Fin
stad, Window, recording secretary;
Mrs. Jesse H. Wichman, Redwood
Falls, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
John p. Graft, New Ulm, treasurer;
Mrs; s. M. Hanson, Tyler, organizer,
and Mrs. Phebe M. Fuller, Redwood
Falls, parliamentarian.
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