The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-05-03
J. W. CLUB HOLDS i
FINAL BUSINESS
MEETING OF YEAR
Reports Given, Officers Sc
Ie(ted, Installation
Dinner Planned

Mrs. Thomas Halgh, President,
Apresided at the final 1889 business
meeting of the Juneau Womens
Club held yesterday afternoon at
the Alaska Electric Light and Power
Co. Penthouse.
Yearly reports Of the Executive
Board were presented by Mrs. j. F.
! Worley, Treasurer; Mrs. Cecil G.
Rulaford, Secretary; and Mrs. Fred
Tiedt, corresponding Secretary.
Annual department reports were
given by their respective chairmen:
Mrs. David Wood, American Home
Department; Mrs. Harold Smith,
Legislative Department; Mrs. j. P.
Williams, Applied Education De-
partment; Mrs Henry Harmon, Fine
Arts Department; Mrs Crystal Snow
JENNIE, International Relations De-
partment; Mrs. H. l.. Wood, Pub
lie Welfare Department; Mrs. Mil
dred R. Hermann, Associate Mem
bership Department; Mrs. Walter
Hellan, Civic improvement Depart
ment; and Mrs. Joe Kendler, Pub
licity Department.
A very interesting j. w. Club
scrapbook, compiled during the last
year by Mrs. Harold Foss, was on
exhibit.
Chairmen of standing committees
who summarized their years work
include: Mrs. Mildred r. Hermann,
General Program committee; Mrs.
J. M Clark, Hospitality committee;
Mrs S. K. Sawyer, Membership COM
mittee; and Mrs. Ray G. Day, Board
of Directors. The club now has 80
local members and 70 associate
members.
Special reports were given by Mrs.
Mildren Hermann for the special
edition, by Mrs, j. M Clark for the
Girl Scout committee, by Mrs. Wal
4 ter Hellan on the Civic Improve
ment departments radio programs
for May and their National Child
Health Day program, and by Mrs.
j. p Williams for entertainment
plans for prominent members of the
General Federation of Women's
Clubs who will tour Southeast Al
aska and visit Juneau on May 20.
Mrs. Williams announced that the
Douglas and Juneau Club women
were cooperating and that the fol-
lowing committees had been APP
pointed for the tea: Mrs. c. A. Fox
and Mrs. L. M. Richardson, decora-
tions; Mrs Ray c. Day, Mrs j. M.
Clark and Mrs. Sam Devon, refresh
ments; and Mrs. Crystal Snow
Jenne, program.
Mrs. Walter Hellan reported on
the excellent cooperation of the Boy
Scouts and the Juneau Diaries for
the Child Health Day program and
of station KINY during both the
month of May and throughout the
year.
Mrs. Ray G. Day reported the fol-
| lowing officers had been elected for
the ensuing year. Mrs. Joe Render,
Vice President; Mrs. Frank Harris,
Secretary; Mrs Fred Tiedt, Cores
ponding Secretary; and Mrs. Eugene
| Robertson, Treasurer Mrs. Thomas
Haigh, whose work during the past
year was so highly commended, con-
sented to act as temporary chair
man until a new president could be
selected.
The Executive Board will be in
charge of the final meeting of the
final social meeting Of the year,
which will be in the form of an In
stallation Dinner at the Baranof
Hotel on Tuesday, May 16, at $50
pm. Those wishing to make reser-
vations should contact Mrs. c. c.
Rulaford or Mrs. Ray Day. Mrs.
Tiedt will act as toastmistress for
this occasion.
Refreshments served yesterday by
Mrs. Thomas Haigh, Mrs. C. c. Rul-
afford and Mrs. Davis Wood made
this final business meeting of the
year an especially delightful occa-
sion.
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