Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-12

| Jects VIII be discussed, The following
is the program for Friday, May 18th:
MORNING SESSION 10 A. NJ.
Invocation .".,.. Mrs Isabella Horne
Hymn .,,,., lied by Mrs Anderson
Presidents Address .........,......
Song. 10. o.. ............Abble Mills
! Necessity for Organization OF Moth
eIs' Clubs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
AFTERNOON SESSION ? p. m.
(Children's Afternoon.
Music.
Stories for Children, Miss Mary c. May
Group Of Children's Songs .......
...a......M Mrs Alice y. Uanford
Home Occupation for Children.
%" -. Mrs. Mary Preston Moyle
EVENING SESSION SP. NJ.
Gathers Evening"
Invocation. q, D.. Rev Clarence Brown
hymn" e.. ., ........,.,,." America
Relation Of Parent to the school.
60. Gee. ... Mr., George NJ Cannon
| Li-Tsln., .. O., JOncieres
Chaminade Chorus Gin costume)
School and Domestic Life ......s.
...,.. ....,Prof VIM. NJ Stewart
Song selected ....,.....,Miss Tyler
SATURDAY, MAY 18TH.
Mornlng SESSION..
Invocation e. ..,-Mrs. =. b. Crltchlow
! Hymn .... lied by Mrs Plummer
Education Preparation for Parent
hood ... o. Mrs Lucreua Klmball
Honor Between Men and Women.
.,,..,"".."...M e. f. Shepard
AFTERNOON SESSION 2P.M
The Rights Of Chlden. Physical.
go. Mrs, r. Y, Hiluard, ogden
Ethical ,........,.M Miss Whalon, ogden
Lullaby .. D.. ............ Ftzhughe
Mrs. Wetzel, Mrs Anderson.
Ladies Quartet, Miss C0hn Miss Dryer
Business meeting and election Of Off
GERS.
The National Mothers congress meets
on Monday the 2lst. at DesMoines,
Iowa. and will remain In session during
the week. The constitution OF the
national congress Is the same as that
OF our local mothers congress and that
all may understand the purposes Of the
organization the following copy of the
constitution is publshed
THE objects Of this congress shall
be 10 promote conference among par
! ents upon questions most vital 10 the
welfare Of their children. to further de.
yelop the manifold interests OF the
home; % cooperate with educators and
legislators TO secure the best methods
OF physical mental and moral training
OF the young. To- enlighten motherhood
upon all the problems OF race develop
ment; 70 uplft and improve the condi-
ton OF mothers In all walks Of life:
and 70 these ends to promote the for
nation Of mothers and home max
ers' clubs In all States and Territories
Of the United States
Following is the program Of The
National Congress of Mothers
Mrs. Theodore w Birney the pres-
dent, viii preside. and Rev. J. Eyerst
Cathrell, ID. D., of Des MOlnes. will
make the opening prayer The Iowa
state band will give inspiring music,
ana Ex-Governor jackson will welcome
the congress to Iowa. The Mayor OF
Des M0lnes viii give an address Of well
come for Des MOines, and the president
OF the Iowa State Federation viii ex-
tend a greeting from the club women
OF Iowa, while Mrs. Isaac Lea Hills |
VIII represent the mothers Of Iowa in |
her words of welcome A fine chorus of |
male voices viii render appropriate mu- |
sic.
The response to the welcome viii be |
mare for the East by Mrs ID. o. Mears, |
Albany n, y; FOR the West Mrs. /
Clarence H.. Allen, OF salt Lake City. |
Utah, VIII respond for the congress. /
Miss Harriet A. Marsh, president of the /
Michigan Congress OF Mothers, win re-
ply on behalf OF the northern States, |
and Mrs. Robert Gotten. OF Falkland. /
n c., viii represent the Sunny South. |
Greetings viii be given by prominent |
men and women representing other
national organizations
The morning Of Tuesday May 22nd, |
viii be devoted TO the reports OF officers
and committees.
Tuesday al Up. m, the president Mrs.
Birmey viii speak on "The Power OF
Organized Motherhood 20 Benefit HUI
mainly"
Oscar Chrlsman. AM, Ph. D., pro-
fessor Of pedagogy In the Kansau State
norman school win give an address on
THE Science OF Child Study" Ample
time win be given for discussion.
Tuesday evening, May 22nd,, a recep-
ton Will be given by the governor at
the beautiful Capitol Delegates and
visitors cordially invited
Wednesday, May 23rd, interesting ac-
counts Of the work done during the
year IN the different States will be Civ
en- by State presidents and organizers.
The afternoon Will be given 10 a SYM
postum OF child culture In It's POSSIBLE
tiles for boys Or. Leartus Connor OF
Detroit, Michigan, will open the sub
ject with an address on Physical or
Manual Training as Essential as Intel
lectual 10 the Fullest Development Of
Manhood"
Mrs b. NJ stoutenborough.of Platts-
mouth, Nebraska, viii discuss the
Physical and Moral Needs Of Boys
Methods Of Training Them"
Hon. Henry Sabine. OF Des Mones,
Iowa. will speak on Parents Duty 10
Boy In Fitting Him 70 Become an
Intelligent Citizen"
Some Methods Of Developing Kind
ness and Consideration In our Bows"
will be the subject of an address given
by Mrs. Myles Standish. President Of
Our Annual League, New York.
Wednesday al D. M. "The ReH-
gious Life and Training OF BOYS" win
De presented by NJ. v U'Shea. professor
OF the science and art OF education al
the University Of Michigan and Eev.
/. ?. Mercer OF Chicago. win open the
discussion In which any one may par
uclpste. The rest of the time viii be
occupied with reports from delegates.
The morning OF May Path. Thursday.
gates and amendments 10 constitution
and bylaws A symposium on "The
Right Education WIN be ably present
ed by Miss Caroline T. Haven. Presi.
dent International Kindergarten asso-
ClatiOn