Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-05
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schiptlon was given Of the gifts. etc,
In kindergarten work, by Mrs Georgia
h. Young This was illustrated ny
showing 10 those present the niue
woven mats and other specimens on
work. also many OF the articles used
In teaching this method. The time OF
| meeting for the Reapers' club has been
changed again TO 2 p. M.
The first announcement Of the pro-
/ gram OF the General Federation Of
| Womens clubs, to be- held IN Mllwauhee
/ iu June, is made this week. The an
| Bouncement OF the speakers Is also
/ made. though their special subjects are
not yet made known. The program as
! presented shows the general topics
I which have been occupying attention
and leading to definite results among
/ w0men's clubs all over the country Tor
| the last two years. Several items VIII
be- OF special interest. as Tor Instance
I the report OF the reorganization CONF
/ mlttee Tuesday afternoon, which
I sounds harmless and yet really means
/ either that the federation as 10 now
| stands shall go 90 pieces and come up
on another basis on that 10 VIII con-
tinue as ID is And upon this matter
hangs the result Of the election OK Otii-
GERS. which win be as interesting this
year rs Il was al Denver two years ago
Altogether, with the 5000 women who
are expected to be present and the list
of speakers. nearly an of whom are
known as clever women, the gathering
promises 10 be the most notable one
ever held In the United States.
The program as IL now stands Is as
Monday morning. June 4. 1900. club
room, Plankuton. Meeting Of board OF
directors az o'clock.
Athenaeum. meeting Of council al II
o'clock Topics for discussion. 'Co-
operation Between Club Women and
Wage Earning Women 'Reorganiza-
ton OF the General Federation.
Monday afternoon, Athenleum, Open
meeting at o'clock Mrs Sarah S.
Plat Decker Denver Colo, chairman.
Reports Of state president and state
chairmen OF correspondence. Dele
gates and visitors invited
Monday evening, Hotel Plankinton,
from to 10 o'clock reception by the
Wisconsin state Federation OF Women's
Clubs TO officers of the general fedora
ton speakers, delegates and alter
mates. visiting and resident club women
and newspaper women.
From TO II o'clock, the biennial
local board entertains at garden fete
at the Deutscher club.
Formal opening of the art rooms at
Public Library building.
Tuesday morning June 8, Alhambra
Theater, meeting Of the federation al
10 o'clock. Mrs Lowe. chairman. In
vocation. Miss Ellen G.. Sabin. Ad-
dresses Of welcome by David S. Rose,
Mayor Of Milwaukee, Mrs. James Sid
ney Peck, Women's Clubs Of Milwau-
kee; Mrs. Arthur c. Neville, Wisconsin
state Federation. Response by Mrs.
Lowe. followed by addresses OF the
president and greetings from fraternal
delegates.
Tuesday afternoon. Alhambra Thea
Ter. at 2 O'clock Mrs. Lowe, chairman.
Report OF president Of biennial local
board, Mrs. James Sidney Peck; report
OF committee on credentials, Mrs.
George II. Noyes; report OF recording
secretary. Mrs Emma A. Fox; report
Of corresponding secretary. Mrs. George
w. Kendrlck; report Of treasurer Mrs.
Phillip n. Moore. report Of auditor.
Mrs. c. p Barnes report of reOrganiz-
alton committee and special commit
tees.
Tuesday afternoon, Athenaeum, 4 70
o'clock. Reception by the Athenaeum
and Woman's Club Of Wisconsin 10 the
officers and board Of directors Of the
general federation speakers. delegates
and alternates. visiting club women and
newspaper women.
Tuesday evening. Alhambra Theater,
s o'clock Art session. Lecture by
Zulime Taft Garland Of Chicago,
sculptor, "The Possibilities Of Sculpture
In our Cities and Towns"
Wednesday morning, June 6, Alham-
bra Theater-Business session at
O'Clock; report Of educational commit
tee at 10 O'clock Miss Margaret J.
Evans. N0rthfleld. MINI, chairman.
Davidson Theater-'The Newspaper
Woman" al 10 o'clock, Mrs. Mary s.
Lockwood, Washington, d. c., chair
man.
Wednesday afternoon, Alhambra
Theater-Buslness meeting OF the fed
Grafton at o'clock. Mrs. Lowe, chair
man.
Wednesday afternoon. 20 $50 o'clock
Lake Park drive to Milwaukee Down
en- College For officers and board Of
directors Of the general federation,
speakers. delegates and alternates
visiting club women and newspaper
women.
Wednesday evening. Alhambra Thea.
ter-"Our own Authors" Mrs. Lowe
chairman.
Thursday morning. June T. Alhambra
Theater-Business meeting at o'clock,
report Of committee on industrial con-
ditlons affecting women and children
az 10 o'clock. Mrs, COrlnne S. Brown
Chicago. H.. chairman.
Davidson Theater-'The City Beautl-
mi" az 10 clock Mrs. William Chris
tie Heron. Cincinnati, chairman.
Thursday afternoon. Alhambra Thea
ter-"Ethics OF Work" Mrs. Esther
Frothngham Noble, Norwalk Conn.
chairman.
Thursday afternoon. Davidson Thea
ter-"The Common Sense Of Domestic
Science" Mrs Annie @. Whitmore
Denver. chairman.
Receptions IN private homes, 4 10 9
O'clock
Thursday evening. Alhambra Theater
THE Consumers League" Mrs. Sarah
S. Plat Decker. chairman
Thursday evening. Pabst Theater-
Art session at s o'clock Mrs. Herman
J. Han Chicago. lll.. chairman Mrs S.
s Fracketon, Milwaukee, assistant
chairman. Illustrated lecture by Dr.
George KrIehn nh. d., on Municipal
Art In America"
Friday morning. June s. Alhambra
Theater-BusIness meeting AT 3 o'clock.
Opportunities OF the Federation" at
1890 o'clock Mrs Sarah s. Plat
Decker, Denver. chairman.
Friday morning, Davidson Theater-
A group of important subjects az 1915
o'clock Mrs Charles $. Morris Berlin.
Wis, chairman. Audubon Society, a
Plea Tor Civil Service" Vacation
schools Social Settlements"
Reports Of clubs OF women workers
at 1913 O'Clock General Introduction |
Charlotte CoIyn Wilkinson. Syracuse.
y. Y. "The Lunch Club" Vacation |
Houses" Mutual Benefit Funds"
Friday morning Pythian Han. Al !
hambra building Report session Of art |
committee az 10 o'clock. Mrs Herman |
J Hal. chairman; Mrs a. II. Brock !
way. Syracuse. n. Y. assistant chair |
man. Ten-minutes reports from state |
declarations important art clubs. etc.