Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-27
Women Read and Listen to Reports
Of Progress Of the Federation.
INTERESTING PROGRAMS.
Aim OF the Chiid culture club H. ~
Lofty ne 10. Name would
Indicate.


| Ih.t flli as pllin un could bcl
Dispute % u you daroi"
Could the author u the brilliant ID
dress given last night on tho woman's
club from the mans stanuoint have
boon present ot todays session " me
woman'R federation be would have
agreed with the president. Alrs. Jen.
nlng1. that the clubs wsrr taking
| themselves very seriously" Indeed IL
/ thcre wore any questions OF Vital Inn.
/ port which Wefo mot embraced la tho ro-
/ ports 10 the various clubs thon their
names aru such nH Webster aud tho
,lnp'lrtl ~ The century dictionaries
have considered too obsolete Tor drn.
uiil1u in English loxic1ns.
hut one deterrent motto was struck
ln INC harmony of heavy ienrnudnera
which prrmcntcd the convention ntnoa.
| phefc, ana that WIS the appearance I'd
lne morning session vi baby, which
mhhii Tested o. supreme contempt for
the blk feeling moods or tho ninthera
around u, uy tearing Into small ahroda
me convention program with ne tiat III
pig sounding titles 0f subjects discussed
ny creatures who pertincntiv attempt-
'I 20 soar above the chimney tops
or baby ronlmd0m. The small repre-
acninuun of that domain was al homo
krpt tnr In the background. ANA the
mnthnfH. iuftliY Ignoring the Invasion
ui tho cfatwhilo thoy trynut into Inc
atmosphere ~ now womandom. spread
thylr intellectual wings Ia dlzEy lntcl-
loetual Nights IN HE very prononco.
Tho morning roHalon was devoted 90
elun lnd committee ropnrtH. many Items
%. miscellaneous business also rlTclyinE
IL was decided thnt tho bills standing
NHglhht The federation should De- paid
under the present ndmlni.arntlon.
state Organizer Mrs Mary a. Allen
| REPORTED that thirty clubs viii remain
| Win federation during the coming year.
Gun IN Huntington has reported IT,
| Helt aH about ready to apply Tor ndmia.
ION. anl many others are preparing 10
enter nrNt year.
The Literary Circle Of Salt Lake
amongst them President Icnnings mon
TONED spanish Fork and Provo clubs
anu Mothers club uf Salt Lake. nn con.
alI,rihE an application OF admission.
Mfa urun u the hadgU committee 60.
/ ported that ~ the badges purchased FOR
memhcrl NJ the convention were cold
MI, Hiiinrd % the Industrial com-
lniiieg reported that four recommended
| Tons hnd boon sent out Tor lines or club
/ Nofk. ist. Relating 10 postal savings
bankr End. limiting the nge of tho
working child; 1rd. tho provision fer
| school facilities Cor every child. ana.
| ith. for the clrht.hour-n-day law. or
~ hourHo a week FOR the limit Of wo.
mons ana chlldrvn'a work. Othor most
/ inlerga ting and Important matter was
I Included IN the report The ciuha were
asked 10 study industrial querflons 70
ha 90 DO able 90 act intclliFently. Two
| Or ihrcr clubs have tnHtu up such quoa-
| tiouH. UtnhH laws nro very favorable.
/ nut 10 make laws IN one thing. 10 en-.
force them another The clubs should
l oct nH Wcll nn study, Industrial com.
mltiUH Will need fuuUa IA fYraf ,lp. th.t.
/ work
MIR. C.. D. Moore. chairman Of the
! travelling library reported eight iibrB-
| rl'. I'M. year against only thrCo ut the
/ 'hd ~ lnHi year one prospective. maxi
/ inc 70 oven twelve. Fifty dnuara on
hand last year. over go this yeas and
/ "a thoufnnd volumes now belonging 20
! inc libraries. sUmo clubs have cons
trlhulyl entire cases. and books have
travelled east Wcrt. north and south.
Mr. Munnt representative 81 tho
Rocky Mountain branch OF the Supreme
! order ~ MnccahoeH of the World, gave
an Address NJ greeting 10 the conyon-
ton from tho order.
Mrs Hurst OF ogden made speech
| recommending 60 club womsua notice
ana patronage the new club paper pub
llfhed at Pueblo entitled The Colorado
ana Utah Women. Tho Journal IL TO
have "a column devoted 10 utnh clubs.
Including notes. nlpora. and II posai-
bic, portraits OF Utah women
Other club reports we're raad from
federation clubs ~ much interest. The
most Interesting part OF the session per-
hap1 was tho educational reports OF
the various clubs.
Al these were listened 20 with In
torost and an accepted without dis
cushion The report OF the child cul-
turr club. included three Important pro-
po1ltlnne and their inductons namely.
That the civilization OF tho future de-
ponds upon the present condition or
environments of the children and End,
believing that the education 0f ono-
third of our children. mo- matter how
complete. docs not rive them sufficient
! protection from the results OF neglect
ina the other two-thirda. and sra. that
the neglected two-thlris uf the chile
drtn are not sufficiently provided for
By private aids, whothcr by organixa-
tons, churches or Individuals many
OF tho child culture club have
become interested IN the ,ftnhllth-
ment OF q Free Public Kludergartcn In
ogden, hoping thereby 60 reach tho
humhlost child and provide therefore
ull facilities from supplying books frea
~ charge. 90 furnishing food. cluihing
ana shelter whom necessary snd fealing
also that the only power strong enough
tn accomplish this iH the state through
its Legislature. its city councils oh
town boards, they hope eventually 10
have this worthy project sustained bv
appealing 90 the board OF education 10
establish one or more loo this city. /
viii state here ln puHslng that tho
board Of education, inter having been
fpqucstCd by tho cluh women granted
the use uf a school ROOM which Is In
connection with the public schools, Tor
kindergarten purposes.