Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-26

the great cities OF the world, in keep
ing with the progressive spirit OF the
age ana believing In the advancement
OF woman In this city, established the
first woman's paper In this intermoun
tain region a quarter OF century ago,
and the fitst except one, west OF the
Mississippi river, / merely cite this
fact TO prove that Western women,
although perhaps lacking the culture
OF the East, have not been behind In
ideas at least OF woman's higher edu-
cation and literary attachments
SIN conclusion We extend TO you
true anu tends welcome to our owl
mountain homes, in the new State, the
forty.iiith star in the dear old hig, the
Stars and Stripes. that in thess rpou u
tain states, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah
and Idaho 1oat over free women as
well rs free men.
"Let us hope and believe that the
inspiration OF this convention may
stimulate all to greater efforts for
good In all directions and along all
lines and give us more exalted and
sublime ideals 10 work to, and at
length nttain a complete realization OF
The best and Highest advancement,
possible to reach In the pursuit. of true
knowledge on the highways OF life."
Mrs. M. Hayden.Gfaham,o OF Ogden,
vice president OF the Federation, re-.
spondcd briefly to the eloquent I'D
dress OF welc me.
THE PREsIDENT's ADDRESS.
Mrs. jennings congratulated the
Federation on lis growth during the
last year which she said bad teen
fifty per cent. q decidedly satisfactory
showing. THIS success was only an in-
centive 10 greater work. 1t was not
enough to stop with this organization
OF new clubs at Park CITY, CoSiville,
Heber, Ogden and Provo. They
should exist ct Logan. Brigham,
Nsphi, sbt. George snd slsewhere.
Every member OF the Federation
should assist the Slate organizer In
every possible wSy. An intellectual
and spiritual growth was ALEC noted.
what was lacking most was continu ~.
The committee on purpose would
PROBABLY submit for consideration the
ACCESSIBILITY OF making the subject oil
education the pivotal point OF all future
work OF the Federation. Ii was also
desirable that every club woman In
Utah should know what every other
CUB won an In the country was doing.
was ". neoeose'J
eusolute uniformity IN work. hach
cruz couiu successfully ,ulow its u" :.
nov was thu extsnsion of reclprgcily.
~" We so VI ~.
IL an official club Newspaper coulu De
established in Utah anu a correspond
ent appointed from each cluD II would
be- great assistance.
,orIh o'" s,rosss c,.'ne,a,inn af syspv
~ - $1,000. Ps'
ht,h. concinsIan ~ ,ha n,ss,ssnt,,
address the remainder OF the session
was devoted 10 Offering amendments
to the constitution anu bylaws, alter
whicb n racess vaa talrap untti Q n M.
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prsr M, TUE ppoaaAM
The program Tor THIS afternoon, THIS
evening ami tomorrow is as followi:
AFTERNOON sEssIoS-2 O'CLOCK.
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Gan 70 ofaen
reports Oh uupb uinitcu W lures ,nh'utus
Aglnin. hprinsvlle Wohahh oinO'
SVte,,e: Au n Siuu ,,.,,.
Sineteenth oentnry ,i9p. vleoian.
Methods Ter the study OF education Mrs. Hurst
., ne gIaia T..
"ha' are .uu svnoo.s uohk .or w iio,ais
Nineteenth Century Club.
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