The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-26
BpWC MEMDERS MEET FOR BIENNIAL
 CONVENTION HERE

Mrs. Cecella Caley, NdtlOllal rtu- eration of Business and Profession al Women's Clubs legislative chair man and Miss Ruth McGrew, An chorage, President of the Territor- ial BPW Clubs, arrived in Juneau by plane Friday to be the first out of-town club members to arrive for the Second Biennial Territorial convention of BPWC.
 Delegates from other clubs will arrive during Saturday and reg istration will begin in the Baranof Hotel convention headquarters at 3 pm today.
 At 2:30 this afternoon. the Ter ritorial Board is to meet in room POT of the Baranof.
 Radio Interviews
 Mrs. Galley, the visiting national officer, is from Sweet Home, Ore qon, where she practices law with her husband. She was graduated from Reed College and the Uni versity of Oregon, has been Oregon state president of the Business and Professional Women since 1946 and is now national legislative chairman. She has two children, Ann, 16 and Mike 15.
 Mrs. Galley and Miss McGrew, Alaska state president, whose home is in Anchorage, will be interviewed over KINY at 5:45 pm. today by Mrs. Elton Engstrom. legislative chairman of the Juneau club.
 Banquet Tonight
 There will be a welcoming ban- ouet in the Baranof Gold room at ' o'clock tonight when Mrs. Galley will be the speaker of the evening. Frances Paul and Jane McMullin will provide music during the ban- ouet and there will be reception in the hotel for Mrs. Galley and Miss McGrew after the dinner pro- gram.
 Sunday
 Real business of the convention will begin at o'clock Sunday morning when it will be formally opened in the Baranof Gold room.
 There will be adjournment for church at 1O:30 am. and luncheon at 12:30 in the Gold room. A work shop" session between 2.30 and 4:30 pm. will have Mrs. Galley as discussion leader.
 A reception in the Scottish Rite Temple between 5 and pm. Sun day will give the visiting delegates an opportunity to meet Juneau people and Juneauites a chance to greet the visitors.
 The busy day will end with an evening program meeting which will be called to order in the Gold Room of the Baranof at o'clock.
 Then, until 9:3o Monday morning when they meet for another busi- ness session, the club members can call their time their own.
 Monday noon there will be lunch con in the Baranof Gold room fol- lowed by a meeting that will com- plete unfinished business, election of officers, reports.
 At pm. Monday will be tea at the Governors House.
 Final events of the three day convention will be an installation banquet Monday night at the Coun- try club. Mrs. Galley will be install ling officer.
 Mrs. William l.. Paul is conven- ton chairman for the Territorial federation and has arranged all o1 thedtails oi club meetings.
 Mrs. Edna Heaton Lomen was chairman of the group who met Ms. Galley and Miss McGrew when they arrived in Juneau Friday and planned the entertainment for the visitors.
 Chairman of the Juneau delega- tion is Mrs. Betty Mccormick and Mrs. Jean Becker is secretary.
 Special Guest
 Mrs. Henry Roe Cloud of Port land, Ore, who was named the national Mother of the Year 1850 will be special guest. She arrived here yesterday from Mt. Edgecumbt where .she had delivered the com. mencement address. She is ful blood Chippewa Indian and is or the Board of Directors of the Gen. eral Federation of Women's Clubs Her travelling companion is Mrs