The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-23

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MRS. HENROTIN.
Mrs. Ellen Nj. Eenrotin. president of the
| General Federation of Women's clubs,
will be in attendance, and viii deliver
an address at the afternoon session OF
the opening day. Mrs. Henrotin will ar
rive here from Chicago, her home, on
Tuesday and will spend several DAYS In
the city.
Mrs Thatcher, president of the Colo
RADIO Federation of WomenS clubs, Mrs.
cation, and Mrs. Platt. president of the
Denver Womens club, will be present and
each deliver addresses.
THE PROGRAMME.
According to the programme as now ar
ranged the first day will be devoted to
reading papers on popular topics. as Well
as addresses by the visiting women. The
Thursday session will include reports from
officers and the different clubs represented
at the convention. In the evening there
at the home of Mrs. w. A. Nelden. 1172
East First South street.
Following is the programme to be fol-
lowed:
WEDNESDAY. MAY 2s.
Morning session. 1890 o'clock.
Call TO order.
Prayer Mrs, y, F, Putnam
Admission of new Clubs.
Address of Welcome. Observation-Disclosures.
............. Mrs. Emmeline B. Wells
dVice-President of the FederationJ
Presidents Address. Mrs. NJ. B. Jennings
Revision of the Constitution and By
Afternoon session o'clock.
Reports of Clubs. Omitted to 8 minutes.)
Aglaia, springville Women's Club. Coterie
Authors Club. Nineteenth Century
Club, Cleofan.
Methods for the study of Education.
ma. MIS-. HURST
What are the Schools Doing for the
......................M Mrs. Lizzie H. Coray
(Nineteenth Century Club9
The Evolution OF the Model Pupil.
.............. Mrs. Emma ]. McVicker
CThe Cleofan.)
Evening session. o'clock.
Organ Selectione. Prof. Radcliff
Address, ....... Mrs. Ellen NJ Henrotin
president Gen. Fed. women's Clubs.)
G %res Colo. Fed of Wome men clabs
Gvice-Pres. Colo. Fed Of women's club si9
Address. Mrs. Platt
(Pres. Denver Women's Club
THURSDAY. NAY q.
Morning session, 10 o'clock.
Call to Order.
Reports of Officers.
Reports of Committees.
Unfinished Business.
Afternoon session, 2 o'clock.
0ail 10 OfOeI-
Reports of Clubs
Inquirers' Club. Ladies Literary Club
Keapess Club Reviewers Club, Salt
Lake Women's Club. Utah Wom-
ans Press Club.
Individual and Associated Charities.
................M Mrs. Ellen B. Ferguson
utah Woman's Press Club
A Plea for Poetry. Mrs. L. NJ. Richie
Qadies' Literary Club
THURSDAY EVENING.
Reception given by Salt Lake clubs
at the house of Mrs. w. A. Nelden, 1172
East First South.
The sessions will be open and the public
is cordially invited to attend.
PRESENT OFFICERS.
The present officers of the Utah fedora
ton are: President Martha Burgess Jen-
ningS, Ladies Literary club, Salt Lake;
NJ. Hayden Graham. La
Coterie, Ogden; secretary. Nellie Little
Authors club, Salt Lake; treasurer. Jo-
sephine E. Kellogg, Nineteenth Century
club. Provo.
The directors are: Mrs. Clara Briggs,
of the Aglaia, Mrs Susie Ritter Wells. of
the Cleofan: Mrs. Martha Hughes Can
non, of the Reapers; Mrs. Olive s. r.
Dart, of the Reviewers; Mrs June j.
Daggett. of the Salt Lake Womans club:
Mr.. Thompson. of the Springville Wonr-
an : club. and Mrs. r. p Pratt, of the
Utah Woman's Press club.