Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-25

hopes. higher ambitions and greater
possibilities for woman
Let as then stand side by side with
our husbands fathers sons and broth
ers and with our own hands help 60 ne
this world nearer and nearer up into
the glorious sunlight ~ Gods eternal
day of right truth and love.
PRESIDENTS PRACTICAL TALK.
The mornings program ended with an
address by the president Mary GeIsus
Coulter which embraced a comprehen-
siye review and outlook upon the Fed
Grafton work the effort being a master
ly one ia style. material ana argument
She sa.l in parts
In the dine allotted me by the pro-
gram committee I find mo- room tu enter
into details, 20 recount minutely what
has been done along the lines OF fedora
ton work Go specify particular success
or failure AN this ] leave 20 the Fer-
eral officers the chairmon of the yaIi-
Gus committees and The delegates of
this organization who win render zee
ports during the sessions. ! shall in no
sense ta.astlH what they may have 20
oner, but viii aim at encouragement
timely sucg ti0u helpful experience "a
survey uf club work i'm Utah. and WI The
oluh movement in general
There can hoe mo- doubt ln the minds
Of those WhO fen The Inspiration OF the
Fitth biennial held in Milwaukee last
June that the UOuan's club is hero 90
stay and that organization among Voc
men is enthusiastically marching on
I'D me iace pi 3II thlt was -i,l ana
gone lh lhtl gathering one 'Iuil not
heIp bui irtI lhat me- VINO Us not up ln
stotiapHE ana IN. iHleIlgllld' ana ne
Husl,l'l gih5IeiNat'oh ni woman mas
no tiage W ihe new century.
IH!Hh OF I'VE ,h'usihd "N'n'i| repre-
seH'iils sls'tiHo9a %. H.HIIl " guar
yer OF a HlIIiI'i lhlI Eiad"le, D''N,.b l'--
h''he' Iu,l 'Ii 'eNNvu7 ~ 'N' Al'.'
STATES ana even OIoa-I"e tue sun I'''g
I" sustain % l''sl we "",s N''u ~!
WuNu u 'u'yu'' ,n " uIu'N'S' .l'''
uI'.usNg seus, lll'llN t". l''l ~.
"oilel N'elIss',l- 1919 Ys sun ...,
touCl''HL a" ule' i',.1N l l..,
",inrIcinsi Ar" and tba bSouiifyi9g a.
our citiss ~ tho Common sepsa az
domestic science and GLOW fo Make
Doresiip service pr1fassfon no
ore seeking out the meaning of ID ain
he fact M Inc biennial is a fruIfful
theme In an age or colossal move
manfs when great results ara come
passei onIv through associated effort
and tho lpdlvidual by himself dorracf-
at4s into insIgnifcance. the fact of the
biennial mar such an event Is pogsI-
HE ar.ong women. should keen MS for
ever ff5m ppssimism.
Woman In the United states has un-
dergone such seIf-trasfornation that
she has heeu called new. "a process So
startIIng to the pagan mind that a Hin
doc scholar travelling In our country
wrote learnollv of the progress Of the
third sex. the new woman. Women
educated. women ndividuallZed. women
alive 90 the highest social interests and
DO the Thought and power expressed in
association Such advance seems In
credible in sex 90 whom. a couple n
centuries ago. none attributed mental
faculties worthy of cultivation. TO whom
was no. even held out the belief and
the hope which humanitarian mstitu-
lions hold out t1 iJiocy today ] doubt
~ In that city of conventions Mil
Waukeo was ever assembled an audi
ence ~ higher Intelligence. purtr pure
pose ard more widely ie.t enaeaNQt an
audience when pfonhsea 80 muth Tor
our CIVILIZATION since tnere Us no prom
Use Ike me promise OF WoInaHloold 20
the race me pIeslIenl Oh the NIsl,h-
sun iederatlgn. MITE Neville' was ,io-
quenty IrulnIul Ih saying huln IaIte
gathering oil Women us ms 81 iypI,g'
sentative or an that teens lh lhe uid,lL
lhrilIs ~ lhe htaIl or N'l NS
IN ine VIII OF "ou'alhiNu N"s
never peiore met on american ..i soIl
IL MARKS an e!o,n ana Nv sh.'oJl'yt
WIZ so Iorln as a ,liule loul1 'Le slug'
nlnulhs lh u.ne an women 'u,o s'l's'
federation ms slrdl ols4Ill1alloi %.
Whleh you are lny van suaI s'"lua lo'
lnielI'ctual culture, any uIs''o enuIal-
uyii my 'Is'g s',''', va %, on,,r.i 'i,,i
versal, and the drum beat of thousands
of hearts thr0bhinE through the land