The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Mid-Year Meeting
Will Be Feb. 5
eremer.on VII Be Hostess
For Federation

for Federation
The executive board az the
Washington State Federation
Of Womens clubs vii have
its mid-ycar meeting in Brem-
erton Feb. 3. 3 and ! with
the Peninsula district feder-
alton as the hostess group.
The call. sent out by the state
president. Mrs. +. II. Ludwig
of Walla Nalla. outlines an
interesting program for the
board and for the chairmens
conference
Mrs l.. v. Nimpany Of oig hsr-
hor IL district president. Mrs. J.
NJ Hutton. also 81 GIG Harhor. II
chairman on arrange
ments. and Mrs Edward Anderson
Of Rremerton IL hospitality chair
man. Mrs L. y Wolfe from South
Bend dean 81 the department
chairmen. presides over the chair
mems conference Ia he held the
opening day
Tho Rrsmerton cham Der Of
Commerce. vii honor the board
with q dinner At the Elks temple
that night and an afternoon tea
honoring members ~ the chair
mems conference viii follow the
chairmen's meeting. with the rhln-
ney Ray Home Economics club as
hostess group
Thursdays luncheon will he at
the Rosedsle clubhouse. and the
dinner that night. eomrlimenting
the board members. viii have the
Ladies' Fortnightly club Of eis
Harbor as hostess group.
The Msnette and Lemolo Home
Economies clubs will he hostcssea
for the luncheon on Friday.
District conventions
Four district conventions, the
mid-yoar board meeting and the
annual meeting Of the state divi-
sion Of the American Association
Of University Women are included
on the seasons schedule for Mrs
Frank II. Ludwigs. walla walla.
president Of the State Federation
OF Women's clubs.
Mrs. Ludwigs Will be In spo-
kane Monday for the golden jubilee
anniversary Spokane Sorosis eele-
bratcs, and she viii visit the cultus
club at Endieott next Wednss-
day. Her spring itinerary has tho
following speaking engagements
Pullman womans club. Pullman.
March 3. the American AHsoeia-
ton of University Women. April o,
Whatcom county federation. April
Is: Northeastern district fedora
ton nj Cheney. April 10, North
Central district federation at Cash
mere. April 20. and the Yakima
valley district federation May 2.
The National Federation
The General (nationaD Fedora.
tn Of Women's clubs In 30 years
- and proud Of II. for It's his
tory reveals much in the way Of
achievements Now. with the next
triennial. which IN 10 have It's gold
en- Jubilee features. comes another
election. Federation officials serve
but three years. the maximum
term Mrs. Sadie orr Dunbar Of
Oregon il the retiring president
Maryland presents Mrs. John l..
Whitehurst for president. Afs.
Whitehurs, the federation's first
vice president. has been chairman
directing the golden jubilee fes-
tivities. nationwide chain Of
them New Hampshire presents
Mrs. La Fell Dickinson for first
lusplssId s5lA
Three are mentioned for tho
office Of second vice president;
From Georgia. Mrs Horace Bonar
Richie. Michigan. Mrs. II. l. G.
Prout. and Virginia. hrs J. l.
Blair Buck. Wisconsin presents
Mrs A. L. Blackstone for re-
cording secretary. and North Caro-
lima presents Mrs Rowland I'LL
Latham for treasurer
When club leaders from every
state In the union come together
for the mid-wlnter meeting Of the
board Of directors al federation
headquarters In Washington. y. 6.
this week. emphasis will be placed
on the club Womsn's obligation In
the defense program.
Mrs. Dunbar urges the 1000 900
members 81 the national Organizas
ton 10 recognize. That hunger.
malnutrition. Ignorance. mlsinfor-
nation. lack 81 adequate housing.
clothing and warmth are very real
enemies within ogr gates
Tn, development 81 consumer
education IL most important
phase II vomsns work ana !
strongly recommend initiating dls-
cussion groupt and forums ksye5
N prsssnt-day Developments. ~
well a. clos. cooperation with the
state councils ~ defense
Discussion Of thes. and other
problems Of importance today ~
nationally known speakers and
writers viii feature the mid-gintsf
board meeting
Tea al the White House. with
Mrs. Roosevelt az hostess. u schsd-
uisd for one afternoon.
Mrs. A. I. Kulzsr d cheNeiah.
junior past president of the Wash