Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-23

hrs, ALLEN Of UTAH A SPEAKER TODAY
Matrimonial Gossip About Mr. Flat
Meetings iscur'iuns, Receptions, etc,
Keep the Women nusy.

Denver. Col. June 23.-Thc Double
hill' feature OF tho general fedora
ton Of womcnu clubs was lnaugIrated
today with prospects Of numerous
cases of nervous prostution among
the fair enthusiasts who have planned
o. take IN an ~ them. Incoming
trains continue 10 bring club women o.
Increase tho crush. and the two places
ui nnHcmblngc the broadway Thontrr
ana Unity Churoh.worc packed to their
utmost capacity
The morning session. devoted 90 "Tho
Press" and presided over by Mira
llcnrotin,wus an interesting Innovation
from the federation standpoint Min
ME J. Reynolds was local assistant
chairman.
The program was as follows, "Wcat-
cn Journalism Mrs. Anna Kalus
sporo. California. Ailrs Helen Wins
low. Massachusetts and MIR Frances
81 Ford. Nebraska. "Thc club and the
Press" Miss bertha Dnmarla Knobs.
Illinois. "Womcn'u Clubs from Re-
poror's Standpoint" MrH Josephine
Woodward Of ohio and Mrs. Horace
n .Towucr. Iowa. Women IA the
Provincial Pross," Aifa. }. Lindsay
Johnson. Georgia. and Mra. Ellen 3.
Cromwell. Washington. y. e.
The simultaneous session. devoted
90 civic Clubs ana village Improve
mcnt Associations" WAS lu ohurgr OF
Mrs, CuruoliuH stevenson OF Penn
tylyauiu. with Mfs Jasper H. Ward
900 local assistant chairman. Tho
ppcnkurs and their subjects were.
''rho Possible Influence col Women on
Legislation" MIR. o.. g. Allen. unh;
what the Literary club MAY DO For
nggH." MIR. a, ~. GidliugI, Mime
sofa. ana Mrs, Ida Hiyvuhufs. Now
Mexico. "Tho Palisades" Miss Cecilia
Gaines. New JprHyi "A Little House
keeping out 90 pu1Ir" Aits Joseph
Green uf ohio. "BoIdHldDH and Forests
ana Waste Places" Aiu. Mabel L0omis
Todd Massachusetts,. and Miss Laura
49, Moore. idlhoi "pur Forests" Miss
irma LLOYD Dock PpnnsNlvuuia. ana
AirH 50. ". Tuutmuu, Sew York
BESIDES the two s,Hsluuh ihIH after
noon devoted to Phases on economic
work BOO clubs" and Home Ec0num-
lrs." thcrc are endless receptions Inc
rludng open huuHe lf the non partisan
equal Humragp society. ths collegiate
alumni association, The civic fedora
ton, and the wum4u'H relief CORPS. aud
eight receptions Tor various deloga lions
hy Denver women. The minimum
amount expended 10y the federation
hlstossrs ln Tho way ~ receptions. free
excursions ANA places uf meeting ls
estimated nt 5000. ana stands Tor one
years. continuous work.
The war issue crops out occasionally.
Al The lustiEatlun ut Mrs ". D. Bel
KNAPP a beautiful Louisville woman,
this message was wired 20 Washington
today.
80 tho President Of tho United
States; Greeting from ths G0n.ral
Federation OF Wumou's CLUBS. Aasur-
ancc Of cooperation with You in any
emergency"
Mrs. Marie Rcmick OF tho Chicago
Womnn'H club ls also working ON a
resolution 90 discourage a national poll
Icy OF conquest
The presidential boom HepmB Do he
al "a mysterious standHtill Mrs phtt
OF Denver has only 90 say tho word 10
nrrlipltatc loyal campaign ln hpr
favor. but close friends NJ this charm
ing widow hint that matters matrl-
monial are the real cause OF her
Meantime Mrs. Todd Hoimuth Of
New York ~ nursing an inclplent
boom, Mrs, Alice Ives Breed OF Boston
N a back number, aud tho dark horse,
Mrs. Low, OF Georgia win undOubtod-
~ hold her own N Mrs. Plat continues
20 say no.
with this southern Issue comes the
effort 70 land tho next biennial In the
South.