The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-17
ENJOYABLE SESSION ENDS.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS READ NE
FORE woNEx's FEDERArI0S.
Aasessisnai Committee secures .
Place 81 the Programme NJ the
Ieaehers' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ii

speCn Dspa;ea 20 the Posi- -Ynssiglzencer.
cFOhASE, June ls-T-a Washington
state Federation os w'on.en's Clubs closed
As snsss days session this evening. after
what IL pronourced By the setezst4s as
s1s most successful and enjoyable meet
lag yet held by The federation Before
ad]oarnnasnt was taken a vote % thanks
was extended 70 the ladies' Of Spokane for
me able and excellent manner in which
tasy nsd provided for every comfort and
enloyment OF the visiting delegates.
me attendance at The convention has
been everything that could be desired and
nearly al OF the delegates have had thar
reports ready 70 beturnss OVER 10 the
secretary. though . few submitted theirs
orally, instead OF IT, written form. All
lAsse reports Will be collected ard pub
Ashed and placed in the library Of the fed
Grafton
The session this morning was opened with
violin solo by Miss Florence Stratton. Of
Spokane. which was received with hearty
applause Following this the regular work
was taken Up. the first being reports from
standing committees. The most important
OF thess was from The chairman Of the
reciprocity bureau. Mrs Mary NJ Brown,
OF Everett. on the work which Is being
done N this branch Of the federation.
me report OF the education committee
showed that itx members have been busy
between the meetings OF the federation. and
tnat through their efforts much has been
accomplished. The committee succeeded
III securing a place fer member of the
state federation on the programme which
- 10 be given n Tacoma next week by
the State Teachers Association. Also.
with tue cooperation Of the state super
intendent Of public instruction, r j.
browne, X issued the first Bird day. pro-
grannaes ever issued in this state
In the work Of revising the constitution
the recommendations of the board OF d.
rectors were Adopted on The following
QuestIons:
The entrance ZEE Of clubs which Join
the federation W.. be s. So and they mus.
pay annually. In November. as member
ship dues. the sum OF 10 cents per capita
Tor each active member, and no delegate
can represent more than one club In the
meeting Of the federation. The motion to
admit the city federation OF Seattle into
the state federation which was placed on
the table yesterday. was taken UP this
morning and passed by a large vote. The
latter part OF the session was taken UP
with the introduction OF delegates from
Idaho, Montana and Oregon.
Mrs. Amy +. s. Stacy. OF Tacoma
president or the federation, submitted her
annual report. which was full OF practical
suggestions for future work. Excellent
ftF'Ee "Cat d4S1 presented Dy
ces White Ransom. OF Snohomiaa; Mrs
j. ]. Clark. Of Everett, and Mrs. Mabel p
Leach. of Tacoma. The Misses Green, the
Misses Harrah and the ladies matinee
musicale. of Spokane. supplied the music
al numbers on the programme.
Seattle Was unanimously chosen as the
next place OF meeting. About twenty-five
of the delegates TO this convention vii!
form the party that is TO attend the meet
ing OF the national! federation n Denver
They viii leave Spokane in a special car
tomorrow afternoon.
The following delegates were in attend
ance at the convention. while many out
of-town club women are also present:
Mrs. II. =. Tucker Wednesday After
noon Club. Seattle. Mrs: Claude n. Seeley.
Ladies Musical Club. Tacoma: Mr. B. s
Grosscup, Shakespeare Club. Tacoma
Mrs. A. b. Bull. Shakespeare Club. Ia
coma; Mrs. II. ]. Nanny. St, Cecilia Club.
ella Club. Tacoma: Mrs c + l.. Smith.
Ladies Musical Club, Tacoma; Mrs. L.
Carrie Knapp; Woman's Unity Club Ia
, coma Mrs Mrs. NAY AsanH Ramsay; Friday
Friday Club Eilea1sburg: Mrs Homer
iiiA. Industrial Club. Seattle; Olive Nor
con, Tacoma kindergarten Club. Tacoma.
Helen Wentworth, Tacoma kindersarten
Club. Tacoma; Frances A. Knapp. Nine
teen:h Century Literary Ciab, Seaiile;
Mrs. Amy +. s. Stacy. Aloha Club. Ia
Cub. Seattle: Harriet G Cox. Nomars
Book Club. Everett: Ida II. Sharkey,
Womaa's .Clab. North Yakima: Amy NJ.
Bartlett. Nornans cab. North Yakima
Kate rlirneg. Holmes Seattle FEDERATION
Of Woman's Clubs: Grace Barrett Robert
son. 81. Heieas club Ch"aalis: Bess.e
Isaac Savage. WomaE's Club. Oymp a
ClseTl,so bT.nt N WGmans c'pe'
e. Wala Waila; Mrs. Emma e. Ennis.
Wcman's club. SnohomIsA: Mrs Eta NJ
Grove Woman's Club. SIlohomiSh: Mrs.
Charles r; Myers, oIp,ic, sea!t!e: Mr.
Laura : Hunt. Sorozis. Spokane Mrs l.,
NJ Asheufelter. SoroSis, Spokane Mrs.
Carrie Slackleton. Kettle Fails Mrs.
Harriet Ross. Spokane; Anns " Browne,
Kane: Mr.. Mary NJ shaw. Matinee Mu-
stcssle Spokane. nr. Jean Christie Caand-
ter Aloha. Tacoma; Mrs Frederick saw
LAWS. Classic Culture, Seattle: Mrs jose
r,1!ns, Br.nkerhoff Floral Association,
spoknn.s. Carrie SHAW . BIZ; AAreauipsa
club. TaSSiT,a. sarah h fs 9,a.a i
NesiEa Club. Tacoma; Eva W. Cove.
Neslka Cluh. Tacoma. Mrs. Jennie +
White Cu..lls cub, SPOKANE; Miss Lorna
Tucker Wednesday Afternoon Club. Sc
s.fle, AIS Tina Harcso~ woTnan's Unity
club Kitzyil.e. Lime W BaIlou. T. :.
l.. K CTun, Port Angels, Mrs i-unette :.
Jennings. FortUEhtly Ciue. se@ktle: Mrs.
Nipnie 4 Saunders SYn2kaae Floral As
eocta;iou. Spokane. Cora r Powell, CuJus
,,ub. Srsokane; Anna NJ PaIiips. Alpha
Cguh. Wilbur. Lizzie l. Hay Alpha tSue,
Wi.tlr. Mrs. Clara l. Parry. EoTt aig-l.-
fo-tg enstv club Pullman. and Sophia
Ksssling Feca t'voebc. club. Spokane.
CLOSING DAY AT ELLENsBIRG-