The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-20
General Federation, Wom- en's Clubs Tour Headed
 by Saddle Orr Dunbar TEN CIUBW0MEN JOIN
 MekINLEY PARTY HERE
Juneau Greeters Are at Dock Enjoy Varied
 Entertainment

ElRTUy-S uClCbdVSo, ,oAitf'' i'f'S officers and department chairmen of the General Federation of Wo- mems Clubs from almost every state in the union, arrived in Juneau this morning on the steamer Mount Mckinley. and are headed by Saddle Orr Dunbar, President of the Fed eration.
 Clubs from as far east as Mas sachusetts and New Hampshire. and as far south as Texas and Florida, are represented in the dele gation, the largest group of women being from Wisconsin, which state has nine delegates making the Al- aska tour. Ten women making the trip to Juneau from the States on the steamer Alaska which arrived here last night, joined the party here today and will continue north with the delegation on the Mount Mckinley tonight.
 Saddle Orr Dunbar
 Mrs. Dunbar, President of the confederation and leader of the tour party. is no stranger to Alaska. Former Secretary of the Oregon Tuberculosis Association, she has made three previous trips to the Territory in connection with her work, Mrs. Dunbar being credited with organizing the Tuberculosis Association in Alaska.
 The northern tour has been a real success already, and the wea- ther, according to Mrs. Dunbar, has been perfectly beautiful, with the exception of a light shower in Pet |ersburg which will be overlooked. Royalty entertained at every port. the clubwomen visited the native school in the first Alaska city and broadcast an hours program over the Ketchikan radio station. In Wrangell Mrs. Dunbar was made a princess of the Raven Tribe at a ceremony held in the Dugout. the honor being bestowed upon her in appreciation of the work she had done in connection with tubercu- losis in the Territory. A delegation of women from Petersburg met the steamer at the dock and took mem bers of the party on a tour of the town and surrounding country.
 Laying this evening for Skag-
 
 way, and later to Sitka, Mrs. Dun bar will then head the party south, after which she will spend the sum- mer months doing nothing but rest"
 Notables in Delegation
 Among the dignitaries included in the delegation are Mrs. John White- hurst, of Balto, Md, who is First Vice President of the Federation; Mrs. Vella Winner, from Washing ton. D. O., who- is editor of The Clubwoman"; Mrs. F. M. Clausen, of Horizon, Wis, American Citizen- ship Chairman; and Mrs. Gustav Ketterer, Germantown, Pa. Chair man of Legislature. Chairman of International Relations. Mrs. Fred eric Beggs. of Wyckoff, N. J.; Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley. of Washington, D. C., Indian Welfare Chairman; Mrs. T. V. Moore, of Miami Fla. Chairman of Safety; and Miss E. l.. Smith, from Chicago. H., Resolu- tions Chairman. Mrs O. B. Skid- more, President of the Ketchikan Club, is also making the round trip on the Mount Mckinley.
 ENTERTAINED HERE Members of the Juneau Women's Club welcomed the visitors at the dock this morning, and delegates were taken immediately for a trip to Mendenhall Glacier. At l:30 o'clock. following luncheon on board ship, the ,clubwomen were taken on tour, by women from the Douglas and Juneau Clubs, of places of in- terest in both towns.
 A tea was given in their honor at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the LOOT. Hall, at which time a short program was presented for their pleasure.
 This afternoon at o'clock, through the courtesy of radio station KINY, talks by various members of the visiting delegation were to be heard and they are to be broad cast by remote control,