Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

ffhti e,.rfrmatlC Muiht -.
Ia sysJsa win be presented by
/ be- 1FIiott OF Ottumwa, Iowa,
He.eh .iop opened by Mrs, susan ss,
u iIscsls'a'gSic concord. president OF the
ia.mpshire Federation
,.rlpe is the program Of the
4 ne ios.oo bisDnial meetings az NIL
i q q I.ass, week as mapped out re-
/ -.y oy snaoisly With this session WI,
. snlIlan,o'eatsrs for "The Press.
h, sli,n Wlnslow Of Boston H, wi Tssa
h. .. the editor OF the Clu soa mo-
40 o. facial organ Of the tedera-
"a ilss yS,scnss value OF the CluD
.. VI! lsraper Women She rs a
be Neg,srs womens clubs, holds
4 alffI ,g,,nrial positions and mas WRIT
gg'i 's.si books. One about 10 come
Z is''I. MA Concerning Cats.
is , ,a,,,.@sret Welch. who needs no
NJ W. as the club editor OF
,goiis '99no y,r viii speak to the Ques-
fli,..s4 should be the Relation Be
" uIS lpb Woman and the Press
ys,y Pappenheim Of south faro n
DE- A''S sneak on Does the Press
3 ~ Il II the Medium for Elk
rag public OplnlonY and Miss
rshs be Chicago Tlmes-Herald
ire Y subject THAT Club Col
me press women VINO are re, 70
,bsse addresses are Mrs. west
8 ~, M New York, Mrs, Mary
f A.1'' m washington, Miss Jo-
woodward Of Cincinnati, Miss
pig /" M Milwaukee, and Sale JOY
N Massachusetts,
il' ~s,rs5av morning following the
ei 40 Mrs. Edward Longstreth
g charles HeEroun OF Chicago
w. w. me speakers for the Indus
...i,n Charlotte Perkins Stet-
e.iluous as a champion Of wo-
' ,.s al hen subject Women and
i Mrs. Algina stevens OF Hun
~ fslcago. whose work Is largely
80 lines Is also chairman Of the
..i committee Of the Illinois
lion will tell How Industrial
1I1rs Are Undermining the Race. %
Tssddeus Stauwood Of Evanston.
1 I, i connected With the Illinois Fed
4 t1 as chairman of It's education
IN -,tss and the National Congress
4 ,V,,ssrs AS chairman OF It's legisla-
smmlttee win present Needs Of
4 tm legislation for Protection Of
4 -tn and Children.
M Marie G.. Young OF Portland,
MN talk on Industrial Condi-
In the West" and Mrs John X.
N Atlanta, industrial C0ndl-
n The South" The women VINO
a participate In the discussion are
\ p,rothea Moore Of San Francisco,
4 4, Mary Root OF Bay City Mich;
] I, lrgle Hume OF Des Moines, Iowa.
4 D- Mary Jordan Finley Of Mans
4 y ohio.
4 the same hour win occur the ciylcs
4 .s-. which goes by the title THE
| N BEAUTIFUL" one OF the speakers
4 M Mabel LOOMS Todd Of Amherst,
Id mol! only a student IN astronomy.
j n h,turIn. on this subject, but a
,rrl0us club woman. Her subject
4 Municipal Responsibility FOR Public
i AM Another speaker Is Mrs. VIII
i q Neal OF Helena, Ark, who Is cor
4 rning secretary Of the Arkansas
i nH5n and one Of the founders OF
+ Rlaha Club, the first Arkansas
% loIn the general federation. Sire
! meced with the 0Wmen's Library
s naii0n IN her city which IL out Of
u y Ginary in that Il owns It's own
Mig Parks and Fairgrounds Is
kpge
)aH speakers and their subjects are
i d Mira Lloyd Dock OF Harrisburg.
i a aho win discuss another phase OF
n 1,.c Health" Mrs. William Cook OF
I ri Rock, Ark, Commentator of
4 rE" Mrs F L. Wisdom Of Tex
iaia Ark, Parks and Fairgrounds
4 iEns." Mrs Williamson Of Eliza
4 n n j.. Corner Stones" Mrs.
ER Hartshorn Of Chort Hills. N, j..
. quotations for Boys" Mrs. Julia
Ia q Elizabeth, n. j. "Organiza-
q tlr Girls"
''isefs Tor the ethics OF Work"
ss1t In the afternoon will be intro
"a By Mrs Esther rockingham No
\ aNorwalk, the first and only pres
y, Of The Connecticut federation.
4 prominent In the work Of the
i 70 Daughters IN her State and Is
i &ileeturer on parliamentary law.
" q the speakers Of this session is
= Caroline Bartlett Crane Of Kala-
I'M Mich, formerly pastor Of its
4 fs' Church. This Is her first ap-
flsl,e on The platform since her
th broke down and she will be
/ . ieelIngly discuss her subject OF
" loly OF Overwork." The story Of
Hst Of Robert lnsersoll 10 her
"a several years ago is well known.
j 9 one OF the directors OF the lib
Il I @hsTess OF religion. Of which DR..
a OF Chicago Is president. and an
4 +st editor OF New Unity. a re-
4 publication. Another speaker is
Y NJ. Rowe OF Boston and her
= - Relative Values"
! I lesident Of the federation of Ok
4 pa ana Indian territories Mrs
i .la Douglas win be interesting. She
4 .,isalIed With the wonderful growth
4 .s' work IN these territories dur,
y ~ past two years, and was. more,
Il Vle Oh the national committee OF
II "a On organization. She was like
u Lgey Instrumental In securing
Il 10y OF N5O0o from Andrew Carne.
81 ynt oklahoma City public library
...is ana Conserving our Forces
~ frederick Hanger Of Little Rock.
-ul reelected president OF the Ar
4 4" ieleIatIon. has also served as
y regent Of the Daughters Of the
4 --sI revolution, secretary OF the
~ Danes OF Arkansas. and presi-
4 a clubs In her city. She is a
4 ~, OF the reOrganlzed COMMITTEES
4 ~. hampton Of the individual club,
j wy lead one Of the discussions.
=, 49, leader OF discussion Is Miss
stone Finneo OF Norwalk score
i y zoe Connecticut federation and
.yf on educational literary and
4 49,, 49,. subjects She Is noted as
.'sr and has bright entertain.
4 ieI Women's clubs which she
i ~ S,ory-rener's Afternoon" Miss
y furthermore prominent as the
=. " ,ne Norwalk public library
w o. me lecturers In the splen.
Il .svsn OF free lectures for the peo4
A ,- 80 York The third leader OF
u ,S ,5'h : Mrs Miriam Mason Gree,
4 ~, ~. thursday afternoon session
4. q, 70 domestic science viii have
/a,s. as speakers. How 10 or.
! n. Domestic Science schools" win
.s.svpvy ans. lua &. Lhatterton OF
i ~, MIS-. Mary Moody Pugh of
I =, Mrs n. +. Watson OF Erie.
N va va Ms James b. Grant OF Den.
4 q. I'M Charles +. Grove OF Of syra.
4 h, ", aux OF Associate Member.
q. IN l9e necessity for the Domestic
,.... school IN the Small CITY" win
4 s .s,,a ., by Mrs. II. p. wilson OF
w \, ', g.y Kan. and Mrs Maude n.
huto y 81 Louis will answer rs A
49,. 10 Reach the Earp,9n NJ.