The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-18

many excursions have been planned
through the picturesque OF the
Rockies. A great deal OF interest Is fefc
by the scientific ladies in the amous
cliff dwellers. remains Of whose homes
line the Manoon canyon. A movemenv
is on foot to nave the federation tn~
dorse a movement TO obtain govern
ment sanction and aid in preserving
these relics of a vanished race. MIS-
Gilbert McClurg. who has made q spe~
clai study Of the cliff dwellers. has all
ready been appointed chairman OF this
committee.
Many interesting meetings will be
held In the evening in order that Colo
RADIO men may have a chance after
business hours TO enjoy these gather
ings OF wit and wisdom and beauty. In
Colorado clever women are really APP
| preciated. for the western man has
| learned what his eastern brothers have
been slower in g~rasping-that a woman
may be skilled in all the lore OF the an
| clients and moderns and still know how
TO look entrancingly lovely In a Paris
| gown and bonnet.
Mrs. Edward Stoiberg is TO take 9
party of the clubwomen up to her
beautiful castle in the heart OF the San
Juan to spend q day with her. Mrs
Stoiberg is one of the wealthiest women
of Colorado. and her private car VIII pc
placed at the disposal OF the ladies'.
beautiful and gifted Mrs. Glitch. who
lives in almost feudal splendor on her
estate near Denver. will also entertain
the ladies one day. Mrs. Glitch Is the
only woman In the world who has .
private geological garden. Mrs. Ava
Adams. wife Of Colorado's governor,
and Mrs. l.. T.. Campbell, a niece OF Mrs.
". s. Grant, are among other hostesses.
Denver has one OF the largest ana
most prosperous women's press CLUBS
I'm the country, and during the COM
vention 1t will keep open house tor wo-
men writer's. A g~uidebook and con-
vention souvenir has been prepared py
the club, and a copy Win be presenteo
10 each delegate. Open house will also
he kept by the Denver Daughters OF
the Revolution. the Suffrage associa-
ton and the Denver Woman's club.
Most of the officers OF the federation
j are eastern women-that Is, women VIII
live east of the Mississippi river. west
ern ladies have always been
tic clubwomen,. but hitherto the plum'
of office have been carried or by INT
residents of the east or the midas
east. The next series OF officers TO d
elected at this convention for two year
{. will more thai likely comprise ladies' Q
E the great and forceful west. These ON
I GERS may be said to be the 'immortalx'
Z of Americas brainy womanhood.
The present officers of the club fed
: Grafton are: President; Mrs. Ellen n
Henrotin: vice president, Mrs. Aiic
Ives Breed of Massachusetts,, q posssoi
Z candidate for the presidency; record
ing secretary. Mrs. c. p. Barnes Of Ken
lucky; corresponding secretary. Mrs
Philip N. Moore OF Missouri; treasurer
5 Mrs. Frank Trumbull of Colorado
auditor. Miss Annie Avs OF Ohio. Tn
b board OF directors includes Mrs. Eft
III. Osgood of Maine, Mrs. Lucia =
t Blount OF Washington. Miss Sophie I
3 Wright of New Orleans. Mrs. Eastma
OF San Francisco, Mrs. Esther Ale
r Jobes OF Spokane. WASH; Mrs. Georn
e w. Townsend OF Buffalo. Mrs. france
o II. Ford of Omaha, Mrs. Edward Ions
streth of Philadelphia and Miss ClaT
n ! Conway OF Chicago.