Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08

| una IT AN ana To grace ana ease OF ludll-
ner. voice culture and general harmoni-
| GUS expression.
Mrs Ewings At Home will occur
| September H. Instead of September a.
! Club members are entitled 10 three
guests.
Among the group Of International
Congresses arranged for in connection
| with the Paris Exposition, two especially
concerned women. one the Congress
on the Institutions and Industries OF
Women, has already been reported In
these columns, The other rs "a congress
on the condition and the rights Of wo-
men having reference more particularly
90 the legal and political condition Of
women. il will be- held September 5-S.
Great preparations are being made for
this Those who desire membership in
IL should send 81 20 Nine Marguerite
Durand, secretary general Of the Com
mission on Organization " the Con-
gress. rue 81. George. "a. Paris. France.
Societies may send four delegates by
paying 81.
The National Council Of Women Of
Canada which recently met In Vic
t0ria, b. c., reelected Lady Taylor as
president and Miss Teresa Wilson as
corresponding secretary. The exp. ssi-
dent the Countess Of Aberdeen, sent
letter Of greeting In which she said she
had never been brought In contact with
body Of workers so Responsiveness loyal
TO their leaders and 20 each other. so
tolerant and yet so earnest as the Ca
madam Council Of Women The Vic
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the proceedings.
The executive committee Of the Ma
ti1nal American Woman Suffrage assoc
citation have voted 10 hold the next am
nual convention In Minneapolis during
the first week iu June IL Is expected
that Immediately afterwdrd an eXcur-
sion viii boz made Co the Yellowstone
Park with side trips 10 the capitals Of
the Suffrage States.
a League OF American Mothers has
been formed with Mrs Ida H. Hardy
Of Topeka. kas president Just how
this is 10 differ from the Mothers Con-
gress and lbs IuXilaues does not yet
appear Mrs. Andrea H0fer Pr0udfo0t
editor OF Child Garden who has been
very helpful t1 the Congress OF Mothers.
is The moving spirit of This new league
and proposes 90 carry the expense of
distributing literature.
The Methodist Assembly at Lake
Union. Michigan, devoted two days %
"a WIman's congress Of which one sas-
sion was given Co woman suffrage The
speakers at this session We're Mrs.
Helen p jenkins Rev. Jeanette Ferris
and Mr7 Martha T. Root Mrs Jen-
klns Zoo introducing Miss Ferris as n
minister referred 10 the famous trial vi
br See of Newark. by the synod OF
New Jersey in 1876, because ne had ad- /
mittad 90 his pulpit two ladies which /
Dr. Cravcns. the prosecutor. declared |
t1 have ben IAN indecCncy in the sight |
Of Jehovah
The Womans Agricultural and Horti-
cultural union, which was formed aa |
the result OF 'ho international Congress l
of Women last year. publishes from
London "a quarterly bulletin of which |
the text is given both In English ana I
French. lu This waytit hopes 90 meet |
the needs OF an countries. IN the June |
number there is letter from Mrs Em- /
ma Shafter Howard OF Oakland. Cal. |
whose work al the congress was the |
moving cause Of organization
a National Suffrage Bazaar viii De- /
held under the auspices 0g the National /
American WomaV Suffrage Association 4
az Madison Square Garden. New York |
December 3rd 90 SIN. 1900 The blzor' /
win open on Monday December 9rd
and win continue through the week /
closing Saturday night. Some Kind M I
entertainment viii be provided al,b I
evening but it Is expected the chlefat.
fractions viii be the sales. CorrGs.
poudence with regard To- articles for
sale should be- addressed to Mrs. Rachel /
Foster Avery. liSc. " 52nd street. PM.
adelphia.
Bazaar Notes from Headquarters STATE
that orders are beginning 90 como f-
Tor articles from the bazaar. Tho st,t'
chairman for Louisiana Us Miss I.,,-
ME Gordon 1900 Prytan.a stroat w.
orleans the sister OF the bright v1,,,,.
lady. Mis- Kate Gordon. Who sp1l' s,
the National Convention last vsa- M
Nebraska booth win have rut-5,u ,',.
traits Of the sunngists from Telanob
and horns and grasses from Broken
Bow. ''''NcH
Mr., William Keith. the lannon's Cali.
forniG artist, whose Sunset In H.