Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-26

1920 by President Coulter. There was
ouiis a large attendance and keen in
,,rsst was manifested in all the details
~ the session. The first feature Of the
meeting was the report Of the secretary
which shows that out Of thirty clubs
eply one third Of them had made a re-
MORT Some OF the clubs which had
hitherto confined their work to the
study OF literature had become inter-
ostsa In the Ladies' kindergarten club
and other altruistic subjects, such as
POLITICAL economy, sociology civil gov
eminent etc. The secretary stated that
Il was now prepared TO do more work
Than at any time in It's history
The report Of the credentials commit
zoe stated that the following clubs and
their officers were properly endorsed
SALT LAKE CITY CLUBS.
Ladies Llterary-President, Mrs. B.
NJ King: secretary, Mrs. Iglehart
Utah Woman's Press club-President
Mrs II. f. scheller; secretary, Mrs.
Ella NJ Hyde.
Tbo Cleofan-Prcsident. Mrs. J. II.
Movie. secretary. Mrs. oscar M0yle,
Womans- President Mrs. ]. Q Jones;
secretary, Mrs Kinney
The InQulrors-Secretary, Hattie
Peak
Council Of Jewish Women-President.
Mrs simon Bamberger; secretary,
Theresa Simon.
me Reyiewers-President, Mrs.
Frank A. Vincent; secretary, Mrs. Ellen
Elliott.
me Reapers- President, Mrs Mary
L, Morris; secretary, Minnie II. James.
The Poets Round Table-President,
Mrs. Peyton; secretary. Mrs. NJ. Dale
The Authors-P President, Mrs. G. +.
Wilcox, secretary. Mrs. Charles Girls
/ mon
The Alethian decentralization
Z Mrs. Mable Jones; secretary, Miss Jean
Horne.
The Aglala-Presldent Mrs. Gideon
secretary Mrs. c G. Bent
Child Culture-President. Mrs. Sara
Z Whalen: secretary. Mrs. Katie Wright
La Caterie-Presi1ent Mrs. L. J.
We.mer
Hlstorlcal-P President, Mrs. Edward
g Bischsel; secretary, Mrs j. NJ. Bishop.
PARK CITY CLUBS.
Woman's Athenaeum-Presldent, Mrs,
j T, Whitehead; secretary, Mrs. Walter
3 Scott.
Da Capo-Presldent Mrs Allen.
4 PROVO CLUBS.
i Utah sorosls-Presdent Mrs. d. D.
& Houtz; secretary, Mrs. Pearl Yates.
a Nineteenth Century-President Mrs.
Flora Bonham secretary, Mrs, Rosetta
Swab
oRANGEvILLE
Union Club-Presldent, Mrs. Sarah A.
Fulmer; secretary, Mrs. Mabel Moore.
vERNAL.
Thalla-Represented by the secretary,
Miss Ethel Ashton.
HEBER CITY.
Ladies' MISREPRESENTATION. Mrs.
d w, 5. Willis; secretary, Mrs, Alexander
MANTL
Ladies' Literary President. Mrs. d.
& I. Brown; secretary. w. X. Reed.
BRIGHAM CITY.
q Clio-Presdent. Miss E. L. Rankin.
MUST SETTLE DUES.
AZ the conclusion Of the report a
s spirited controversy arose over a mo-
tioh put BY Mrs. Hllllard OF ogden to
:, the enect that those clubs who had not
phd their dues before the first vote
was taken should not be permitted to
cast their ballot during the convention.
MIs' Hilllard was Informed that the
81 uy-laWs contained such provision and
order
Mrs. Kinney OF Salt Lake then moved
,a4 the bylaws be suspended and
lal TIE clubs be permitted to vote, as
mere We're many who could not avoid
ov,as late IN the payment Of their dues.
MIs' lgehart said that the clubs
~ organized for the purpose OF OBJ
se4hlhs a business training as well as
~ Wlhs else and she therefore
uOught that the rules should be rigid
enforced that the lesson OF prompt
ness may be taught.
MIs. Johnson Of Springville said that
she was willing 10 sacrifice her vote
holdlng that that would be a just pun
ST lshintnt for her hardness. There was
me more discussion pro and con.
.hen the vote was called and the mo-
tl9h was lost. Those clubs therefore
WY mad not paid their dues by the
VINE the first vote was taken will have
+ ho vote In the convention.
CORRESPONDENCE AND FINANCE
q There was a brief report Of the cor
81 .tsspondlng secretary. Mrs. Whaleh.
II wu'yh was followed by the report OF
a me treasurer, which was as follows
tnte.snce at beginning Of year. 8 92.O5
s 'loney received e. :. =. =, 49,. 62. 40
Literary =, fund d. e, go. :. $3.50
+ balance on hand o.. =. .. =. 49,. 4S.95
HEBER CITY.
Mrs Willis OF Heber City made n re-
4 lS'l OF the Ladies' Shakespeare club
~ mat city She said that the club
w working under much difficulties.
II .lstead Of following a regular program
~ Ciuo TOOK up miscellaneous studies
n !,,ncipally that Of literature The
'''sse attendance was seven.
MANTI.
.lls' Brown, representing the Ladies'
& -,'elary club OF Mantl. submitted a
4 - ioF that organization. Smallpox
~ INITIATED 10 some extent against
II ,He work Of the club. but despIte that
8 'sue u had succeeded In doing much
In addition 70 studying iltera.
80 the club had established a free
Il l,lergarten during the summer school.
-, 50 was also maintaining a mothers
sPRNGvILLE.
N Us Johnson representing the Wo.
',n cub Of sprngyille. made a very
'esthg report, She said that her
. wv vas studying Roman history, and
'su'ng shakespeare's plays and novels