Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-14
THE WOHEN'S COUNCILS.
EIS Enn.lils D. W.lls R.,gus from
Oh. Lls,
tior work aud rhni ot Otnsr g'au
Inii,s in tho Wam Meetings nt
Atlanta aud WnshinEtoH.

ME-. j.. z. wels arrived bono lhit
morning from tho E.sS s,.er aH
aDicuCo Of tuycu weeks. 5la was
selected ouo of the dtl,ga TO TrI-
resent Utah at tho Wauau'i CUayon.
lion % Atlanta, Georgia, sud in the
National Council % Women at Wash.
lng,on, b. C.. She LET This els January
80 30, iu company with Mf.. Msu.a
Dsululf, uf tfuyC, uuI SITE. Aurtlia q.
RIEctt, yi FAtmIngtsu.
IhCy lIINtu "a. Atlanta on JAnu-
nty aJlh. Tho convention opened the
mex. Jay, ami iasssI i've days. Toe
ladies ITUm UiAu We.r entitled Go DE-
tevu votes. They were given good
representation Oh the committees, Mfa
Wells btlug placed on tue committee 70
five un plan tf work; 90 the executive
cummiiirc were Me. Mu.lf, uud Mo.
uauiols, while Mt H. gsu wa
member of tho fesIiuuuus cJmmI tr..
UWht was reported 10y MH. Wc.5,
who was tue only Que vino had The
privilege OIL paakiug,
Tue convention was held In Do
GuiveJ'3 opera h0ubc, which hoi4s
atuut NJ many people as the salt LsEg
lheaieL uul there vas alVlyB full
IOusg, o. great drnl % enthusiasm beius
manifested. Considerable mJucy was
raised 20 prosecute tuu work Iu hand.
ihu people % Atlanta Hfr snl1 O. boz
nuu l0.hilg aud i.tollgout class %.
people.
Dlflng the CONVEX ton reception
was given ,ne mrmtrfs ~ Que OF the
wUulihieit women Ia Atlauta, anu uu-
ether was given ~ tho association ~
tue women q Atlantis.
90 Fru, 5. % tue Utah ladies Paid
visit 10 the lady board OF muuugurs q
the Cotton states tx osIt on, sud Mite.
Wells, who D. c1mmis-iJuUt nl lIiUIa.
Iuro OF The exposition Or Utah, al.
dressed them on tue subject VI silk
culture 10 Utsh,
In tue afternoon they lei, for Wath.
lugton, arriving there "a tue j.u.
During tue ton Jays interval tttgrtu
this uud tue opening 1t tho NauUlAI
Council, tto time was spent iu vlsltiug
membeIs ct Congress with reference %
Tue establishment u Au experiment
station IN Uiau iug tue culture ut tIlE.
The council opened wllA religious
ceremonies on SUNDAY, Feb. 1850, AMI
nc CJuucil proper On the Monday fol.
music nall, anu during the Uulfu eco.
sion, wAlCh lasted over two WutEa,
had good AudiuIc zee, tho hHusuA at tImrs
being very ct0wdti. Mfs. N y Wugrt
5UwHll presided with dignity.
Dufiug the usttiln tuo tAh laiius
hal tue nUuur % occupy lug pat % two
evenings, the Womsu's National BE.
li,t Society the iiTst Iagi VI llUulay
az
LaIlcs'N utiuuul Mutual lmVrUNtmu
AuuciatlUu part %! wednesday even.
ing, February 2lih, tuuB receiving tlr
same privileges as the ttIur great
national .uuJilf. The former tussiJ4
was presiJod over. Ia the absuupu 90
ME-. Liua ID. "a, Young, gy Mfb H.. -.
Wells, anu PRAYER was ultrcl vs. Nifs.
A. s., kIgcrs, A. tuo lallrT meeting
Mu, T.. q. Taylor presided and nG
Ellis IL. Snip ufutt4 prayer both
occasions Interesting IaIurs were Ieal
by the representatives .fum ulsh.
They also had other opportunities OF
tAkluG part iu the council; GA Thur.
day, Feb. Plat, wuen no subject ui
philanthropy wH1 being discussed, Mia.
Minnie J. snow gayo utiul sketch 10
,bu s., l.. n. ~, 1, a, Aad Mic. h.. o..
Mvlls gave history Of tie W. n. n.
3, Ollef lad CO rom Utuh alec tulE
part iu TIE discussion VI various cub.
Jecis.
The council elected new corps OF
tiiiguIf, Mrs. Mary Lowe Dickinson
being chosen pTcalent,
httr the council adjourned Mrs,
Wells anu com .allJuH visited Nlrf,
Rachel Foster Avery ut philadelphia
Huu Ma MAY ANrIguf EItV.|I ~ mar
homo ~ luliauaI OILS, auI were
very handsomely received uy uOtu
lndirf. Altogether, MIS-, Wells
had most enjoyable time no.
withdrawing the fact that thc
has had tut very little leisure from
hard work. She Is pleased 10 gtt uaus
again 10 her mountain home, ana isig
good health,