Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-19

'Al - - ~ r. Nlls Will act Us uelcbtle
to the federation from the Ladies' Lit
erary club, with Mrs. F. J. Cowan. al
ternate.
Mrs. Lowe, president OF the General
Federation, has returned from Europe,
and will resume her work as head OF
the organization. which she laid aside
a year ago. This Will restore Mrs.
Denison OF New York, who has been
acting president through the year. and
who has won distinction for herself by
her able discharge OF her unexpected
and exacting duties, to the first vice.
presidency. Mrs. Lowe has called a
meeting of the executive board of the
General Federation for November II and
II at the Hotel Majestic, New York.
This viii be preceded on the 9Th OF Nov
ember by a meeting Of the program
committee of the next biennial, for
which call has been issued by Mrs.
Lora Rockwell Prlddy, chairman.
The text Of the resolution adopted
last week by the national board OF
management Of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution at MEETING M
Washington, reads: Resolved. That "A
the official insignia. be worn by the
members OF the society. In memory OF
our beloved President William Nc.
Kinley for thirty days after the adop.
ton Of this resolution on this, the 2nd
day OF October. 1901"
the annual convention OF the New
York state Womans' Suffrage associa.
ton TO meet at Oswego from ,,tober
20 70 November /. VIII have a speclal
compliment paid to by the mayor OF
the city. He will postpone the meel-
ing Of the Oswego common council, IN
give up the council chamber 10 the re-
ception which ne and the council win
give In honor Of the vigitors The
chairman Of the program committee re.
ports Miss Susan -. Anthony. the Rev
Anna III, Shaw, Miss Alice Stone Black.
well. Miss Julie II. Jenney and Miss
Harriet May Mills speakers for the ev-
enlng meetings. a new feature of the
business meeting will be the press. leg.
islative and Organization conferences
which will each occupy an hour. ana
VIII be participated In by many sneak
ers' Special railroad rates have been
secured.
The National Dorothea Dix Memorial
association announces a fair. 20 he held
NJ Hampden, Me. on October % end
~ The proceeds are TO be added ~ the
iund already started by the society IN
complete the payment for the old fsrm
homestead which was her birtbnlecs
ana which Is already In the possession ~
the society. Maine daughters everv-
where are asked 10 contribute articles
TO the fair and IL 10 hoped that any who
are centenarians. or nearly 81. viii rend
specirlens ~ their work The oenten.
MAJ anniversary II d r0thea u KS bir h
ialls In 1902, and II is hoped 10 We the
birthplace free from all encumbrance
by that time.
The committee Of tNe General FEEDER
alton on the industrial problem pc n
Affects women and children NJ which
committee Mrs, Florence Kelley h
chairman. is eendinr out a letter 10 fhe
Federated clubs asking that each club
give nj least one rroFram aurirk tho
coming season to the confederation ~
one or more NJ the aspects u the nro.
blem suggested below. Women ne I'm. /
plovers and Emnlovees in $50 Home F."
Women and Children - Emp'ovaes.- |
Conditions OF Labor IN Stores. Factor
les, Sweatshops, Telegraph Telephone. !