Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28
DELEGATES FOR
MILWAUKEE.
Women's Federated Clubs Elect
Them This Forenoon.
NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
aeiation OF Clubs 90 the Community
and Othcr subjects Discussed at
the Final ,fccting.

The morning session Of tho Fedora
tlon opened at 1880 with a comparn-
lively small attendance. The reports
of the Ladies' Shakespeare club. Of
Hebcr city. the Busy Womnn'H club. n
Moab. tho clio OF bingham City, the
RcadinE club 81 corrinno. and the
Union club Of omngcvulo. were read
respectively by Mrs Olnton. Mrs. kirk
Mrs. Clanson. and Mrs. Fuller. Before
proceeding to the regular order Of buHl-
ness Mrs. Jenninra suggested settling
the question OF delegates casting vot,f
for proxies IN the convention. Airs. A..
II. Kinney made motion that no dole
gate should have the privilege ~ cast
lng more than one vote but that proN-
les De- represented by other members.
The motion was lost.
The reorganization plan Tor the Eun-
urnl federation was then brought to the
attention OF the convention. aud the
plans proposed By the MuHaHchuHDttH
ana Pennsylvania state declarations
were read BY Mrs. kelsey. Under the
proposed change Utah will have but nvc
representative Instead Of nftocn. A.
few members OF tho convention had
sufficiently considered the question ~
was referred 10 the individual consider
alton and action Of the separate clubs
who viii report through committee 10
the directors
A report Of the nominating committee
was read by Mrs. Nellie Little. and the
names for dlrcctgfa under the coming
naturalization ares Mrs Nelson, Dr.
3. J. Elliott Mrs, Randall. Mrs Susie 70.
Wells. Mrs b. J, LnkIn. Mra. a. }.
Grant. Mrs. Eugene lewis. Mra Arthur
brown. Mrs. Bradley. Mrs. }. 3. Dam
Nominations were thon made from
the floor Tor delegates 10 the Milwaukee
convention 10 be- held next spring the
following names being proposed, MuL
N. a. Jennings. Mrs. e.. -. Moore. Mrs
IalmnEg, Mrs. A. W. Brown, Mrs. a. ".
Taylor Mrs. n. a. WedTW God. MIR W,
W Ritter. Mrs. a. J. Grant. Mrs
Richie. Mn. tglche1rt Mrs. Taylor
led with - votes Mrs. Moore following
IN number OF votes.
a dc occurred between Mrs TalmuFo
Mrs iHlnhcart ana Mrs Ritchlo. and
MIR tgiehonrt Withdrew iu favor N
Mr.. iuichie. but second ballot being
decided upon her name was voted upon
The result Of the ballot showed Mrs
May Tnlmnrr NJ receiving tho highest
number ~ votes. Mrs rlummrr mo-
toned that the four ladies receiving the
most highest number %, votes De ace
ccntod nH nlfcrnntca and the motion
carried with the result that Mrs.
Richie. Mra. Ritter. Mrs Arthur Brown
ana Mrs. W. q. Jennings wore do
ciared aiternntea.
~ the hour was late Mr. Julia Lund
was asked Co postpone tho rendlng N
her paper an tho afternoon.
The closing session ~ the Federation
took place this afternoon. The pro-
gram OF the session was MR.. Lund'H
paper on the Relation u clubs 90 the
Community, an address on the Physical
Training OF Girls. By nr Elliott "
Moab ana paper on AT IN the Public
Schools. By Mrs. y. u. Elliott. auperin-
tendont OF drawing in the local
schools.
The convention closed with the In
Hinllation ~ tho new officers. and the
singing N America.
The convention has been n notable
ono IN many respects, and has marked
somewhat of an era IN local club NE. a
greater interest having been shown In
the work ~ the clubs than ever before,
The success OF this one ~ 10 happy
aurury Tor the future conventions,
which cannot fan to attract attention.