The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-03
ORGANIZATION.

The hour was growing late, and hur
ried steps were taken to effect a per-
marent organization. The ushers were
instructed to pass through the aud
ienoe and secure the names of all who
wished to become members
Mrs. c. E. Allen was appointed to
draw up a constitution patterned after
that of tie national congress. 1t was
soon brought forward, read and adopt
ed.
The following committee was APP
pointed to select permanent officers:
Mrs: Nellie Little; chairman; Mrs. Reed
Of OrangeVille, Mrs. Maynard, Mrs.
Dugal, Mrs. Mccormick, Mrs. F. S.
Richards, Mrs. Augusta Grant, Mrs.
C. L. Allen, Mrs. H. S. Young, Miss
Whalen of Ogden, Mrs. William Driver
of Ogden.
While the committee was deliberat-
ing, Miss Kewley told of the work of
the local society in Logan, and Mrs.
Martin described the success OF the
Manti club. Miss May took occasion
to name some of the persons to whom
the congress was greatly indebted for
the success of the meeting. Among
them were the L. D. S. authorities, for
the generous use of the assembly hall,
the county officers for furnishing dec
orations, and Walker Bros. for placing
them
Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Bam-
berger and Mrs. Lynn were especially
deserving of thanks for the hard work
done, as were also many others not
mentioned.
THE OFFICERS.
The committee brought in its report,
which was that the following be chosen
as the officers of the congress:
Mary c. May, president; Georgiana
Young, recording secretary; Lily E. S.
Lynn, treasurer; Corinne NJ. Allen, cor
responding secretary; Lulu Lee Stiehl,
assistant corresponding secretary.
These ladies were the temporary Of
ficers.
The executive committee, which con-
siSts of the officers. was instructed to
modify the constitution and formulate
a list of vice presidents, so as to have
representative throughout the state,
from the local Mothers clubs.
THE MEMBERSHIP.
The list of members is as follows:
Mrs T. S. Richards, Mrs. c. c. Good
win, Logan; Mrs. W. w. Ritter, Mrs.
Isaac Jennings, Mrs. John N Sharp,
Mrs. ". E. Smedley, Mrs. Emily q.
Cluff. Mrs. J. B. Evans, Mrs. Mary A.
H. Cannon, Mrs. Mary II. Freeze, Miss
Donnette Smith, Mrs. L. Bamberger,
Mrs. S. Eiseman, Mrs. n. S. RansOhoff,
MIS-. Hoffman, MIS-. Jessie Young Berry,
Ogden; Mrs. o. w. Powers, Mrs. L.
Hanauer, Mrs. Emmeline Wells, Mrs.
A Beesley, Mrs. H. T. Moore, Mrs.
Henry Sadler. Mrs. George L. Savage,
Mrs Katherine Lewis, Mrs. NJ. L. Dou-
gall, Mrs. Mary c. Dougall, Springville;
Mrs. S. II. Twomey, Mrs. NJ. E. How
ard, Miss Louise Harrison, Mrs. 1. NJ.
Parker, Mrs. Leda F. Wire, Mrs. Lou
rilla L. Home, Granger; Mrs. Minnie
H. James, Mrs. Rhoda J. Lippman, Mrs.
F. D. Kimball, Mrs. Alice Clayton, Mrs.
W. S. Hawkes. MIS-. E. b. Shepard, Mrs.
Helen NJ TibbaIs, Mrs. Joshua Grant,
Mrs. Ellis R. Ship, Mrs. Amy B. Ly-
man, Mrs. B. A. Guio, Mrs. n. c. Mil
likan, Mrs. Wilhelmina Caldwell, Mrs.
Lucy H. Clark, Mrs. H. A. True, Den
yer; Mrs. Allen f. Sanford, Mrs. T. ].
Hines, Miss Anna Youngberg, Mrs.
Lulu Lee Stiehl, Mrs. Annette II. Cul-
mer. Miss Lulu w. Derge, Mrs. Jean
c. Thatcher, Mrs. Martha Kimball Miss
C. B. Williams, Mrs. Mary L. Gilmer,
Mrs. Erminie Walker, Mrs. y. F. Put
nam. Miss Sara Whalen, Ogden; Mrs.
Julia Taylor, Mrs. Olive Sherman,
Mrs. E. Thompson, Miss Kittie Dougal,
5pringville; Mrs. e. G. Rognon, Mrs.
w. e. Trevanion, Miss Emma Kewley,
Logan, Anna K. Craik, Provo; Mrs. S.
;Siegel, Mrs. Clara NJ. Clawson, Mrs.
A. c. Pickett, Mrs. Reed, Mt. Pleasant;
Mrs. H. S. Young, Miss Kate Wells,
Mrs. L. 3. Felt, Miss May Anderson,
Mrs. Helen Ann Lewis, Mrs. D. F. Wal
ker. Mrs. O. II. Brown, Mrs. Haywood,
Mrs. Gertrude Pratt, Miss D. r. Snow,
Mrs W ]. Beattie, Mrs. Ada Gray,
Mrs Duncan McInnes, Mrs. Lavagnino,
Mrs A. E. Hyde, Mrs. Kolitz, Mrs Eek
stein, Mrs. Bertha L. Heiss.
To this list will be added the names
of the officers, who did not sign yester-
d..
Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Childs of Orange
Vile attended all the sessions of the
congress, and gave close attention 10
the discussions, expecting to return to
their homes and organize local clubs in
their neighborhood.