Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-22

the press committee OF the National
Council Of Women.
Several Of the delegation Of Utah
club women who went east to attend
the meetings Of the National Council Of
Women and International Suffrage as
ISOLATION have returned and the rest
viii arrive tomorrow They have had
a delightful trip and enjoyed especial
attention from the eastern club wO.
men.
The Cleoian met on Tuesday with
Mrs. Selden l. Clawson, the program
consisting Of papers on the Court Of
st. James, by Mrs. Emily Minor and
sketch Of English Peerage,' by Mrs
Georglana Young. Next week the club
will meet with Mrs Susie R. Wells and
the topic Modern London will be
given by Mrs, Seldom Clawson.
Mrs. n. Il. Corfman, vice president Of
the state federation, will be chairman
Of the reception committee 10 welcome
visiting club women, and Mrs. W, c.
Jennings will be hostess for Salt Lake
City. '''
The Daughters OF the Pioneers will
meet on Monday, March a. with Mrs.
Annie II. Hyde.
At the Womans club Tuesday, Mrs
A. V. Taylor read an excellent and
highly enjoyable paper on "Germasy
from the Great Interregnem, 1850 10 the
Constitutional Monarchy" The pro-
gram was followed by general discus
sion of the cigarette crusade Many
suggestions we're given Miss Mary Z,
May was the guest Of the club and
during the progress OF the meeting
gave an informal talk on kindergarten
work.
The selection Of Mrs, Frederic schor
OF Philadelphia as the new president
OF the National Congress OF Mothers
commits that organization to activity
I'm establishing juvenile courts. MIS-
Schoff has devoted her energies ior
several years past to this particular
line OF work, her success In Pennsyi'
vanIa being widely known, In nun.
her of the states and In the district Oh
Columbia these courts exist, but thefs
is still a large field for the energy Oh
the congress In this matter, and y
likely to be promptly exercised. Ilres
strong vice presidents were elected
Mrs. n. C. GrIce OF New Jersey; MIS-.
Robert Cotton Of North Carolina ahu
Mrs. Joseph Mumford Of Phlladelphh
Mrs. David o. Mears of Albany VINO
would have made a strong run for ths
presidency had she not withdrawn her
candidacy In favor Of Mrs SchoI
still on the national board having peeh
elected auditor ~
The retirement Of Mrs, Theodore
BIrney. who has been president ol lns
congress since It's formation In NV wSs
accepted with reluctance, Dul u
known that Mrs. Blrneys interest,"
sympathy and effort are gtill N pehsI
OF the organization, whose incepucn
was largely her idea, and for whlc9 l. ssS
has untlringly labored hehceivt,w
the congress VIII convene Iri-enn.s.
instead OF annually, the eAeouN''
board holding annual sessions
almost every important lndusum
concern In the state Is represented NY
by some feminine relative Of its hsHu,
said a member Of a southern teae,S
ton" to visiting philanthrop'1n"
Don't say that your mission mas iS' o
ed before you have talked TO tne wv
mems clubs There may be sou, nso-
men who don't care straw ior MS
questions. but there are no sou' ,haIr
men who don't care a straw lor ,dll
women folks. Get u.s. the men
come along" Shrewder soclolVs'os,
who long ago took this lesson 70 nsa
have been known to compare So'n ,soS
club 10 a tugboat which does no' mn
very powerful, but when steam ~
ana hawsers are attached, she can O'N'
an ocean liner.
The Texas state federation sus' sa,t
IFS committee on education ~ " ,e e he
10 raise a fund from which sums C ,,n.sl
given TO young women for educh,sths
purposes The $500 club women ~ Is
state are to be asked TO conlr'v,SS by
cents year each, plan suggesWT NJ
Inc chairman Of the committee, ~ nro.
n wilkins. The committee ~ az
noses 10 promote the estabnsnins ,hs
tree klndergartens and 70 f9r. .In,a,nIs.
OF an educational ''