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federated since last biennial.
These reports will be'publishnd in the
official proceedings of the biennial.
Sincerely yours,
Rebecca D' Lowe.
The first announcement of the pro
gram of the General Federation of Wo
man's Clubs, to be held in Milwaukee in
June, is made this week. Several items
of the program will be of special inter
est, as, for instance, the report of the re
organization committee Tuesday after
noon, which sounds harmless, and yet
really means that the federation as it
now stands may go to pieces, and organ
ize on another basis. And upon this
matter hangs the result of the election
of officers, which will be as interesting
this year as it was at Denver two years
ago.
Altogether with the 5.000 women ex
pected, and list of speakers, nearly all of
whom are known as clever women, the
gathering promises to be the most not
able ever held in the United States.
The program as it now stands:
Monday morning, June 4. Club room,
Flankinton. Meeting board of directors,
9. Athenaeum, meeting council, 11.
Topicor discussion: "Co operation Be
tween Club Women and Wage-Earning
Women." ''Reorganization of the Gen
eral Federation."
Afternoon Athenaeum, open meet
ing, 3. Mrs. Sarah S. Piatt Decker,
Denver, chairman. Reports of state
president and state chairmen of corre
spondence. Monday Evening Plankinton,8 to 10.
Reception by Wisconsin state fodration.
9-11, biennial local board entertains at
a garden fete, Deutscher club. Formal
opening of art rooms, public library.
Tuesday morning, June 5 Alhambra.
Meeting of federation, 10; Mrs. Lowe,
chairman. Invocation, Miss Ellen C.
Sabin. Addresses of welcome, David S.
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Roe, mayor Milwaukee; Mis. James Sid
ney Peck, Women's clubs Milwaukee;
Mrs. Arthur C. Neville, Wisconsin fed
eration. Response, Mrs. Lowe. Address
of president. Greetings of fraternal del
egates. Tuesday Afternoon Alhambra, 2;
Mrs. Lowe, chairman. Report of presi
dent of biennial local board, Mrs. James
Sidney Pjck; report of com. on creden
tials, Mrs. Geo. H. Noyes; report rec.
sec, Mrs. Emma A. Fox; report cor.
sec, Mrs. Geo. W. Kendrick; report
treas., Mrs. Phillip N. Moore; report of
aud., Mrs. C. P. Barnes; report reorgan
ization committee.
Tuesday Afternoon Athenaeum, 4-C.
Reception of the Athenaeum and Wo
men's club of Wisconsin.
Tuesday Evening Alhambra, 8. Art
session. Lecture, Zulima Taft Garland,
Chicago, sculptor, "The Possibilities of
Sculptors in Our Cities and Towns."
Wednesday Horning, June G Alham
bra. Business session, 9; report of edu
cational com., 10; Miss Margaret J.
Evans,- Northfield, Minn., chairman.
Davidson Theater The newspaper wo
men, 10; Mrs. Mary S. Lock wood, Wash
ington, D. C. chairman.
Wednesday Afternoon Alhambra.
Business meeting federation, 2; Mrs.
Lowe, chairman. 4-0:30, Lake Park
Drive to Downer college.
Wednesday Evening Alhambra. Our
own authors, S; Mrs. Lowe, chairman.
Thursday Morning, June 7 Alham
bra. Business meeting. Report com
mittee on industrial conditions affecting
women and children, 10; Mrs. Corinne
S. Brown, Chicago, ch'man. Davidson
theater The City Beautiful, 10; Mrs.
Wm. Christie Heiron, Cincinnati, chair
man. Thursday Afternoon Alhambra. Eth
ics of work, 2; Mrs. Ester Frothering
ham Noble, Norwalk, Conn., chairman.
Davidson theater The common Be use
of domestic science, 3; Mrs. Winnie G.
Whitmore, Denver, ch'man. Reception
in private homee, 4 G.
Thursday Evening Alhambra. The
Consumers' league, 8; Mrs. Sarah Piatt
Decker, ch'man. l?abet theater Art
session, 8; Mrs. Herman J. Hall, Chi
cago, ch'man; Mrs. S. S. Frackelton,
Milwaukee, assistant chairman. Illus
trated lecture, Dr. George K.iehn, Ph.
D., "Municipal Art in America."
Friday Morning, June 8 Albambra.
Bncinecs meeting, 9. Opportunities of
the Federation, 10. Mrs. Sarah Piatt
Decker, ch'man. Davidson theater A
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Audubon society. &. plea for civil ser
vice. Vacation schools. Social settle
ments. Reports of clubs of women
workers, 11:15. General introduction,
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tion houses; )c) Mutual funds. Pythian
hall, Albambra Report session of art
comm'e., 10; Mrs. Herman J. Hall,
ch'man; Mrs. A. H. Brock way, Syra
cuse, N. Y., assistant chairman, Ten
minute reports from state feds., art
clubs, etc.
Friday Afternoon Alhambra. Meet
ing of fed., 2; Mrs. Lowe, ch'man. Re
port of nominating comm. Election of
officers. New business.
Friday Evening Alhambra. Meeting
of fed., 8. Introduction of officers. Res
olutions. Social meeting.
Saturday Morning, June 9 Club
room, Plankinton. Meeting board of
directors, 9; meeting of council, 10:30.
The Deutscher club, where the garden
fete will be held, is the palatial home of
the late United States Senator John
Mitchell, and is an immense house with
a great ball room and spacious grounds.
These will be brilliantly illuminated,
and there will be an orchestra concert
en the balcony.
The Athenaeum, where the Tuesday
afternoon reception will be held, is a
charming and artistic building near the
lake known to most club women as the
first building in the United States to be
erected by a board of women for women.
Among those who will take part in
the biennial program are the following:
Mrs. Robert J. Burdette, Pasadena,
Cal.; Mrs. Kestler, Denver; Mies Alice
French (Octave Thanet), Davenport,
la.; Mrs. Kate Upson Clark, Brooklyn;
Mrs. Mabel Loomis Todd, Amherst,
Mass.; Mrs. Frederick Nathan, New
York city; Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Stet
son, Chicago; Mrs. Hamlin Garland, Chi
cago; Dr. George Kriehn, Chicago.
On Tuesday afternoon, April 24, at
three o'clock, the Omaha Woman's club
met in moec interesting session to cele
brate the seventh anniversary of its ex
istence. Even the elements conspired
to render it an auspicious occasion, for
the clouda which had hung heavy so
long broke away and the sun shone forth
for a time. The president, Mrs. Draper
Smith, called the meeting to order and
invited Mrs. Savage, the first vice presi
dent, and Mrs. Towne, the second vice
president, to the platform. Their ap
pearance was the signal for the Cha
tauqua salute, and hundreds of hand
kerchiefs waved a welcome to the first
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