Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-27
BRIGHT WOMEN MEET.
Utah Federation Of Clubs Is IN Session Of
Ogden.
MRS JENNINGS DELIVERS ANNUAL ADDRESS
A Large Attendance Present Elaborate
Reception rendered the clubs at
the Reel Hotel.

a, aii5 yesterday afternoon the cone
ven;lon ~ Utahs Federation 0f Wo-
mems CLUBS was p1lfd @, order loo Oh.
auditorium VI the Pr sbytcUln church
nt Ogden. 1no scuno WIS "a bf.-a
and lrlqfung one. There was iafl
LileuIluap and 10 was materially a..
CrtaHcd t1is u1ruing Mis- A|Iuu opened
The nrsi ltaal.u With prayer Nu4 AiFH
W. D., Adams delivered un llirUri o.
welcome wh.1h was heartily applaud.
3D.
Mrs. Jennings followed win her an-
nual address. She dHNcit at some lyugih
on the work aecJmp SHE'D by the clubs.
and congratulated the women on tht4t
cuurts In making The Organization Tie
flccufH that % De-. and hupd tltt shr
good work viii continue. The anulkur
called attention % a number ~ de-
itt.H iu The workings ~ o., clubs. and
asked that The meeting being held RENE
80 them. .n ordar that ;hore VIII ha Boo
drNAul slos 90 contend with. Tho
speaker said that 10 Dr. % source uf much
qualification 90 ths dirtct1rf and crr-
ttirly VIII be % all. that the Federation
has again Increased over On per cent
since lasi october. when thCrc were A.
cluDs. and nov there arc 30 She adj
v.Hcd cooperation with other sducl-
t.lun forces. and said that the club
desired 60 extend lif Interests AMI atu.
u.a.e s.htrH and Doe -''mulatui by iheni.
Following nn Interesting description
and rn ucr9unt Of the work ~ The
Denver biennial. Mrs Jennings said,
There "a growing feelinraat least ]
otn testify thht % De- pruNuhnE very
rapidly among state presIdrntr-thnt
mamhrrshp Doc fhe rational orFanizu-
UIn should be- limited % state faiern-
lions. that there should De no Individual
representation " clubs" The matter
Mrs. Jennings said. u creating cpns.d-
Uf able discussion among the prominent
mvui1orH % che ciuiss and the quef.iun
should be- thoroughly gone Into by the
Utah women, AZ % Ntu nt some time
/ have 90 be- definitely settled. The rg-
| port concludes as follows
] "Hcturtug 90 what o., after all. the
| closest 90 our hearts today, OUT own
HtaSc federation. o. ~ pass The tcf'-
] tut On, not formally and lu accordance
| Win strict parliamentary usage, but
/ fnrrily fufyrut|y, each iu h7f own
! Hlui. 50 Boz guided 90 our elaboration
I and legislation BY the desire f1r the
| good ~ all. not by che WISH o. furthcr
/ our own Individual or even our clubs
/ special interests 10 De- easy. oh' ~
/ easy. o. see bur one side Of a question;
but let W earnestly Try b see an
sides. and ~ be- ready 20 glyc up our
/ personal feeangs and prcjudcch, u O,
. should seem that the upIu.lnH uf others
acre more Just or mlrc generous"
Thr Huuger Harmony club then rcn-
dergi some excellent selections Will,
she committee on crdm,iaH prepared
IL rUp|tf.
Tho report u tho Denver biennial
was taken up and discussed by Mrs
. W. ". Ritter. In che clurae " her ai'
drgsp she sid.
Tho womru's club movcmoD:. q, my
/ mind. illustrates the true phil0s oh,
" wlman'a place In ulclctY Her worn
! Niil be- plCaflfr and safe II she follows
above an, educational, constructive Tn,
cl.1rdIuatinE lines.
Pardon me when ! say I don't thini
dhut We ar" ienlvut enough uus % an
other. W. seek To- much Tor the Office
which dta ! rnuEt heartily condemn
Lif us nt. too quickly judFc aur clul
sister. but BE- more like Christians. n
thrrc be woman who Joins u show
lfE her ability thougn she ISN'T quH'
a. clulfby as the rest ~ w.. don't o. u'
push her back. bui cO.on1 the hand IT
| encouragement, putting her whore Hht
vii do the best r1ud. We need thJ
brlgfc and inteiliEvut women Wti
fresh and active motives g. ru,huHe th,
Old club Norkera with lhclr nvt idla
anew.
SIR. tia Lewis. Mrs. H. C1riy and
Mrs, y. ~ Graham also npuke on yiri'
Gus aspects u the Denver h'rruul
after which che session adjourned.
IN the evening the federation was
| rendered an elaborate rrCeIGllU nt iht
Red hItrl by she ladies' ~ the OFdof
club. Their guests numbered go and
music was furniahgd chrluFhuui th.
evening hy a guitar AMI mauillln club
d was thc most brilliant rlshl yy,u'
OF che season Ia ogden.
TOpAY's PROCEEDINGS
A. 10 O'Clock this morning the second
session n the clnyu1tian W1H begun
wfih fhr rgadHg ~ the report % IN
committee % credentials. which wa
dispensed with yesterday f1r lack ol
timc. and this was followed by the 10.
ports u various committees urd other
business, A PAGER was also mad bS
Miss drucH1n, ~ the Enquirer club
on "Cult.NH.ln % a club con scief,sr'
In the afgeiugon u % planned % hay,
tho needing open with an oducli.uut
session. Kind rglrten" viii De- IN,
subject of "a paper by Mrs. Chiflo,
faucrnon 81 che Spr.ngyillr Womrn'i
club. How % get tho Kind5rgirtor
Pin the public srhohis." BY MI An,
X. Craig; "a plea f1r the Ktslorgar,ar
In the public schools" by Mra billiard
are the SUBJECTS = the o.hsr piprrf.
, There will alsl be a debate on ihl
question; Resolved. Thit environ.
mrnt has ~ much influence aa IN,
teacher iu flfmiug the charlufr ~ IN,
pupil. Mrs Helen T., s1uthWon VI Parl
| c4iy has The affirmative and Mira
Ohristanacn ~ Salt Lake me usrafive
Following this there VIII be- replrt,
rm school visiting, Ther' Will be- 4