The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-16

The 37th annual convention of the .Connecticlt State Federation of Women's clubs, Inc, will be held in the Hotel Taft tomorrow, We'd nesday and Thursday with Mrs Robert G. Gadd, president, presid- ing. Mayor John w.. Murphy will welcome the delegate to the city at the opening session tomorrow morning at 10;30. In addition to an impressive array of speakers, several musical programs will be presented and several tours of Yale and New Haven will be made. Program: Today, 1O:30 a. m. Invocation, R ev T h o d o c. A. Fischer.
 Salute to flag
 Greeting, Hon. John W. Murphy, mayor of New Haven Address of welcome, Mrs Edward D. Minor, president New Haven's Woman's club
 Response Mrs Harry R. Tarbox, second vice-president of federa- tion, Greenwich
 Greetings from former state presi- dents, Mrs James R. Bolton, Mrs George H. Stoughton. Miss Emily Louise Plumley Business and music
 12:15-Departmen of Educa- tion Luncheon, Miss Grace D. Bar mum, Bethel, presiding. Address: "Curtailment in Educa- tion," Albert E. Prince, member State Board of Education, and city editor, Hartford Times Adress, 'The Emergency in Educa- tion." Worcester Warren, sup erintendent of schools, Bridge port
 200 D. m.-
 Alfred E. Hopkins. tenor; Arthur G. Carr at the piano
 Handel: "Where'er You Walk"
 Grieg: "My Song to The Spring
 I Proffer": 'The First Prim-
 rose"; "In a Canoe" Presentation of new clubs Address: America and Her Racial Litertures," Miss Edna Phillips, American Library Association Reports of county vice-presidents < Address: Rev George S. Lackland, First Methodist church, New Haven, "Women's Opportunities in World Affairs"
 4:00 D. m.-
 Trips to Yale Art Gallery. Sterling Memorial Library and Yale Law School
 6:15 D. m
 Department of Fine Arts Dinner: Mrs Edward B. Hum, presiding Address: Beauty in Art" Mrs Su- zanno Silvercrups Farham
 S:00 D. m.-
 Address,: "Community Drama" Prof. Jack Crawford Play of Junior Club of Torrington Music by Waterbury Junior Glee Club
 Address on Music" by Paul shir- ley
 Wednesday, May 17, 9:30 a. m- Department reports Address: "The Challenge of an Awakened Asia" Frank Coan, former Y. M. c. A. secretary, France, India. Mesopotamia Address: "Highlights of Chinese Civilization" Gllustrated) The White Brothers, travellers and lecturers on China and Chinese Art
 1915 D. m.- Department International Rela- tions luncheon Miss Mary Woodruff. chairman; presiding. Address World Fellowship" Mrs 1TdC6 MOTTiSOn IT OOlSp PTeSlucflt General Federation Women's Clubs.
 Address: International Relations" Mrs Herbert '. McMullen. na- tional chairman; International Relations of Gen. Federation ZOO D. ms- Department and committee re- ports The Orpheus Trio Marjorie Jor Ian. Bridgman, flute; Mark Chestney, viola; Mrs | Van Court Tapp, piano Prelude ........ Horatio Parker | NaiSe LevltlZkl 1 The Trio The Echoes. ......... Ruquoy |
 Mrs Bridgman Menuet and Trio ...... Mozart | The Trio
 Address: Poetry" Anita Browne. chairman poetry, Gen. Fed. W. Address: "The General Fedora tlon," Mrs Poo,e 4:00 D. m.-
 Tea for delegates and visiting club women at the New Haven Woman's club house. zoo D. fn.-
 Club presidents dinner with Mrs Grace Morrison Poole as guest of honor. Mrs Robert Gadd presiding.