The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-12

aors advises the ciubwomen to practice
voice culture before they go. SO that
they may be heard. and please don't
all talk at once. ladies'"
The members Of the Utah state fed
Grafton enjoyed a delightful outing re-
Gently at Castillo Spring. They, how
yer. called II field day and so great q
success was 1t hat all were convinced
that q field day will be necessary to the
years arrangement. The train left Salt
Lake in the morning: at Provo ana
Springville the members of the Nine
S~pringville Woman's club. the hostesses
of the day. Joined the party. The pic
turesque little hotel at the springs,
which had been decorated with fags,
bunting and flowers, was thrown open
to h guests. There were recitations
and song Mrs. Jennings. president,
called upon ach member for q senti-
ment appropriate to The day. Not the
least of the days entertainment was the
lunch; the pleasant voices and ripples of
laughter told of the good fellowship
there.
The programme Of the Woman's club
of Olympia. WASH. for '9S and SO has
been received. The cover Is OF silver
paper in alligator design, tied with
blue. blue and silver being the club
colors. The years work will be United
States history and literature. n Judg-
ing from the subjects chosen the Olym-
pia club knows how to handle the study
of history and literature The club was
organized in 1883, and has always been
known as progressive. In keeping with
the patriotism that Is now being ex-
hibited all over the country is the print
ing of America" upon the hy-leaf of
the beautiful booklet. There has also
been received the programme on the
drama ssued by Sorosis Of New York
city. for June, at the Waldorf-Astoria.
1t is a small programme on plain white
cardboard. but Sorosis has shown her
patriotism by the space evote to "The
Star S%pangled Banner"
A Woman's club will be held
In Omaha vi Is and 10. Information
has been received that almost all the
delegations going to Denver will stop in
Omaha to attend this meeting. Mrs
Henrotin. president of the G.. F. w. c.;
Alice Ives Breed. vice president, and
Mrs. Philip A. Moore, corresponding
secretary. will be in attendance. In
compliment to this ngres June Is has
been designated by the executive com
mittee Of the Transmississippi exposi.
ton as "Woman's Club day Enter
tainment in the homes of members of the
Omaha Woman's club will be provided
for the executive officers, board of d.
rectors of the q. F. w. c., the presi-
dents of state declarations. the chairmer
of state correspondence and the speak.
ers. Cards of invitation have been ISSUED
to the above officers. which also includes
invitations to a luncheon rendered by
the Omaha Woman's club to the officer,
and speakers in the children's building
and to a 5 o'clock tea given by thu
Transmississippi bureau of entertain
ment at their headquarters in the mine,
and mining building. Mrs. Henry s
james. 1921 Emmett street. will secur,
accommodations for clubwomen IL APP
plications are made before June IL; Sat
urday morning. the 18th, will be spen'
in sightseeing at the exposition grounds
From IL O'Clock until 1 p. m. a concer
by the Theodore Thomas orchestra vii
be given in the exposition auditorium
At 2:30 o'clock the first session Of tn,
will convene in the exposition
auditorium.
At the meeting Of the woman's Lite
AIRY club of Anaconda yesterday after
noon. j. II. Durston delivered an inter
esting address on The Influence Of tn,
Norman Invasion on Everyday English.
Mrs. Davidson read a paper on "Feud
alism' and Mrs. Macdonald described
The Capetian Dynasty" The art de
partment as usual was conducted b.
Miss Mollie DAILY.