The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
Club Nntes-

Mrs. Frank r. Elliott. who is now In
the east, will attend the biennial as
delegate-at-large from this state.
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Mrs. Elmer B. Jones, who is in De
troit, will possibly join the Utah dele
cation at the biennial.
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U. F. W. G. win have their annual
field day at Saltair on July 81 The fol-
lowing committee has been appointed
TO arrange the details: Mrs. s. A. King
OF Provo, Mrs. Augusta Grant, Mrs.
Critchlow, Mrs. Windsor, Mrs. Ella W.
Hyde, Miss Kate Wells, Mrs. j. H.
Bennett Mrs. J. E. Bamberger.
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Mrs. Coulter, president of the u. T.
w. c., calls the attention of local club
women to the following circular, which
has been issued by the biennial local
board:
1t is imperative that the committee
on hotels and boarding houses of the
biennial local board should know in
advance not only how many delegates,
but how many club women (not neces-
sarily federated) expect to attend the
biennial convention. By circulating
this request for information and urg-
ing that immediate I<plies be sent to
Mrs II. Q. Barnard, chairman of the
committee on hotels, 1908 Grand avenue
you viii greatly assist the effort being
put forth to secure comfortable accom-
mOdatiOns for your representatives r.
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The biennial local board is DESTROYS
Of learning the exact number of presi-
dents of state declarations and state
chairmen Of correspondence who are
intending to avail themselves of the
privilege of entertainment in private
homes during the week of the conven-
ton. Such officers Of the Utah FEEDER
alton who expect to be entertained in
Milwaukee should at once notify Mrs.
Frank L Vance, chairman of the enter
tinment committee, 4S6 Marshall street
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Mrs. Emmeline B. Wells spent a short
time very pleasantly in Chicago last
week with Mrs. Julia Ward Howe. MS.
Howe was on her way to milwaukee,,
to attend the biennial. She was the
founder and is president of the AssO-
citation For the Advancement of Wom-
en-, which she viii represent at Milwau-
kee.
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune: 1t
may interest some to know that Mrs.
Rebecca Lowe, president Of the Cen
eral Federation of WOmen's clubs, has
HdQ the courage OF nef CONVICTIONS con-
corning the unhealthfulness and use
lessness Of the fashionable mourning
garb, and will not wear the horrible
crepe veil prescribed for the widow.
There may even be some who will feel
that this example set by Mrs. Lowe in
this respect is not by any means a
trivial one, and is quite as worthy of
emulation as many of the higher
sounding theories expounded from the
club platform.
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Club women will be disappointed
when they learn that Mrs Jennie
June" Croly, the founder of Sorosis and
one of the pioneer newspaper women
Of the United States, will not attend
the biennial Mrs. Croly has always
taken an active part in the federation
and its bieuBials, and her absence will
be keenIy felt during the coming con-
vention.
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While III New York attending the
convention of the Daughters of the
Revolution, Mrs. Emmeline B. Wells
spent a few days as the guest of Mrs.
Gaffney, president of the National
Council Of Women. She also made a
speech at the congress of the National
Household Economic association.