The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-15

ducted by Mrs. Harry w. Smith of New Hampshire, president of the conference. This will be on Thursday morning and Friday morning with the various state presidents taking part. Other speak CTS and their. subjects are: Mrs. Maude Clark, Gay, Maine, 'Influ- ence of the Moving Pictures; Mrs Louis E. Elkins. New Hampshire, "QueStion of Municipal Corrup- tion";; Mrs. Merrill Proctor, Ver- mont, "Has the Old Fashioned Home Been Abandoned";; Mrs. John Kimball, Massachusetts, Should the Schools Teach Law Enforce ment"; and Mrs. Frank Fenner Ma son, Rhode Island, Requirements for Law Enforcement Officials"
 The music will be an important feature of the convention program, as the soloists wills include Alex andre Lemieux of Lewiston who will sing at the Twilight Service, We'd nesday afternoon and Miss Rebecca Lewis, harpist, who will play at the afternoon meeting Thursday as well as at the banquet in the evening.
 Mrs. Maude Clark Gay of Waldo boro, Me, president of the Maine Federation of Women's Clubs, will serve as official hostess and Mrs. Maybelle H. Browne of Waterville, Me, is general chairman. The state program is in charge of Mrs. A. E. Chittenden of Auburn, Me.
 The conference will open Wednes- day at 2 p. m., with an ilispirational period led by Mrs. George M. Chase, Lewiston, Me. The presentation of flags will be conducted by Mrs. Leah Emerson of Island Falls, Me, and Mrs. Eva c. Mason of Dover-Fox. croft, Me. The salute to the flag will be led by Mrs. Florence w. Danforth of Skowhegan, past presi- dent of the Maine Federation.
 Mrs. Gay and Mrs. Brown will give addresses of welcome and Miss Emily Louise Plumley of Glenbrook, president of the conference, will re- spond.
 Following program of music, the annual report of the officers will be given. They include: Mrs. James c. Garmark of Rhode Island, seC- retary-treasurer; Mrs. Philip H. Tirrell of Massachusetts, auditor; Mrs. Harry w. Smith of New Hamp- shire, vice president and Miss Greta Kerr of Maine, publicity chairman.
 An address "Values in the Game of Living" by Miss Florence Bar hard, will be followed by business and reports of committees.
 Dr Rayborn L. Zerby, head of the Department of Religious Education at Bates college, will speak at the twilight service to be held at D. m., in the stone chapel. An evening meeting will be held ;n the ball. room, the speaker to be announced at the conference,
 The nominating committee will report Thursday morning, and proposed change in the bylaws will be read. The education committee report will be given by Mrs. Edgar Tregoining of Massachusetts and the literature committee report by Mrs. William Fellows of New Hamp- shire. A program of music will be given following Dr. Gilkey's address in the afternoon; and a reception will be held at night.
 Dr. Lilith M. Vaughan will give an address entitled Seeing Special ists for Modern Youth" on Friday morning, preceding reports of the credential and resolutions commit tee. The conference will adjourn Friday at p. m.
 Misses Mary Clark and Josephine Smithers of West Main street have been spending the past week at Bayview.
 Miss Kathleen Griffin of South Main street is spending few days in New York city. t
 The Notre Dame Alumnae asso- citation will hold an important meet ing on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the Waterbury Catholic high school. All members are urged to nAA