Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06
CLUB CHAT.

,rg for the year on Monday afternoon
,ba office of the Woman's ESpoh-
Mrs Minnie n James READ pa
an "John JAY. the American states
man" The club adjourned ui'l'' 0eV'' o.
,trs Elias Wright gave a most de-
ughtful children's party on lhursuaS
en- honor OF the birthday OF her daush~
tor Geneva the little lady having ihaue
bnr advent into the world on the ma
tiona holiday eight years ago. Inc
home was deliberately decorated ihslue
and out with red white ana Dlue, ana
the day was celebrated IN truly patriot
h. style. About fifty children We're
nresent and enjoyed themselves m
mpngely the afternoon being devoted 10
gan,as and brilliant display OF lire
works being a notable feature OF the
evening. The affair was a most elabor-
ate and delightful one.
N, and Mrs w. S. Ferris left during
,be week for Montana, where they Will
spend the next two months.
Mr. and Mrs. James II. Walls Of
paris Idaho. celebrated their china
wedding on June 9Th and the 'News''
received handsomely engraved card
containing portraits Of Mr. and Mrs.
Wallis and members Of the family.
cotton ont az a souvenir OF the
dav The plctures are excellent ana the
entire design notable specimen Of the
epprayer's art. The News extends
concentrations and wishes for man"
marc hanny anniversaries for Mr.. and
Mrs Wallis.
The fourth annual convention Of the
National League OF Women Workers,
which VIII be held at the Pan-Ameri-
can exposition on August n to 30, VIII
be authorized TO act for the 1--WE rec
ogniyed associations Of working wo-
mems cmbs-those of Pennsylvania
New York Connecticut, Massachusetts
and Long Island.
Special college days and wOmen's ma
tlonal conventions play an Important
part IN attracting their constituents 10
The exposition at Buffalo. The time on
attendance of various classes may be
estimated by the announcement OF the
following dates.
Iuly 2. Wellesley college day; August
q to 80. National League Of Women
Workers, September 3, National sun
rage association. September IL, Nation
al Council of Women; September 80,
National Consumers league, mass
meeting at New York state building;
October S. New York State federation;
October A. New York State Household
Economic association.
An these gatherings Of women VIII
De offered COpuesies, teas. receptions
and the Ike at the Woman's building
on the Pan-AmeriCan Exposition
grounds, and much of the work OF the
WOmoHs board has been In arranging
for conventions and the courtesles TO be
EXTENDED TO them The Woman's build
lug contains no exhibits. 1t Is simply
am administration building. 1t Is a
spacious, pretty green cottage, the club
house OF the Country club, which the
latter turned over to the womans board
when the grounds were selected for the
fair The women redec0rated and re-
furnished II in charming style. and,
with Us wide. cool yerandas ana the
lawns and brilliant flower beds around
H. 20 makes a very attractive spot Miss
Marian De Forest, secretary OF the W0-
mans board, is in charge.
New York has a Women Lawyers
club, professional and social In its ma
ture with a membership of forty. The
number Of women lawyers IN the Unit
ed states Is estimated at 800
Promoters OF the movement TO erect
q memorial to Margaret Fuller at
Point-o' Woods, Long Island, n. Y, are
pushing the work in order that II may
be completed and dedicated by July 49,
This date in 1850 saw the tragic wreck
on Fire Island beach OF the ship Eliz-
ebeth in which calamity Margaret
Fuller her husband, the Marquis Ossoli
and their son were drowned The de-
sign Of the memorial, as displayed, Is
a colonial pavilion, which viii stand on
the dune overlooking the ocean.
The program committee OF the Cen
eral federation Is completed and stands
as follows: Mrs. L. X. pridy, Wichita.
kaS chairman, Mrs d. T 5 Dennson.
New York. vice chairman; Mrs. Il. L..
Wiles Chicago Mrs. A. d. West, Som
eryllle Mass.