Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-17

ers' Congress, which opens on Friday,
May 23rd. A feature of the affair
will be the address TO be given by Mrs.
Frederick Schon, and the rest of the
program premises most interesting en-
tertainment TO those who attend Fol-
lowing Is the complete program for
the four sessions:
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY %. s
O'CLOCK.
Muslc-"Hush, thee my little one"
Mrs, Ella Cummings Wetzell
Miss Kate Kanters accompanst
Invocation. q. .. q. ..Dr. Albritton
MUSIC ,,.,..,, '.,..t.,s, .... ,,,.,,,.
Presidents address,. ,.,.,. 49,,
.." .,.,..,Mrs F.. T. Shepard
National Presidents address. zee.
- =. e. .. Mrs. Frederick Schoff
Music, IF only you were mine" ...
80. go, 400. miss Edna Dryer
Child Saving,
kindergarten. Manual
Training. Prof VIM. M. Stewart
Music. ....u....Mr Edward Copey
SATURDAY, MAY a.
Morning session. $3.50.
NlIhs W u ifbubtl
Solo Miss Lizzie Thomas Edwards
miss Kate Kanters, accompanist
Reports OF Parents cubs., ...."
Election Of officers.
Suggestions for work.. 49,. ..."
Z, ...,. .... Mrs. Frederick Schof
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2 o'clock.
Invocation. .., .,.,, Mrs. Harrington
Song Mrs. Kate Bridewell Anderson
The Social Life of the Child. ".,"
49,. "",. ..,."..- Mrs. Stanley
Group OF Children's songs. .",..
80. 49,. Mrs. George Westerfelt
The stepmothers side of the Ques-
tlon.,,,s....s ..s,,.' 90. '''' 80
Mrs. Ida Smoot Dusenberry. Provo
Discussion. .,..,...,, ...",.,, "''.
EVENING SESSION.
o'clock,
Double quartet, "In Plcardle," """,
.,.. .....n ,..,u.......... Osgood
Messrs. Knowles, Chandler, sher-
man, Westerfelt Stevens, Schafnar,
Peabody and Mccoy.
Invocation ...,.,.... ,......, ...,.
ooh, my heart is Weary" ,..u."..
=. .. 80. Mrs VIM. NJ. Ferry
....Mr. Woodmansee, accompanist
Child Saving.
Reformation Enforcement Of law
Needed legislation. ~,..., e,
=. 900. ... Mr. Frank b. Stephens
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup"
.....,..,.. ....... Double Quarter
Address. ..",..Mr Frederick Schoh
All Parents clubs throughout the
state are requested to send reports OF
the work Of the clubs TO be given at
the meeting OF the Mothers congress
next week.
The Daughters OF the Pioneers VIII
meet next Saturday. May "a. win
Mrs. Sarah Smith The membership
forms and also the printed constltu,
tons are ready and can be obtaine'
from Mrs. Annie 7. Hyde,
The committee appointed to arrange
for the meeting OF the Congress OF
Mothers next week met and discussed
he plans for the Congress. An I'M
oortant feature of the affair will be the
presence during the convention OF Mrs
Frederick Schoff, president OF the Ma
ional Congress. who will address the
meeting.
The New York Mail and Express has
he following; Mrs. Julia Ward Hove
was honored on Sunday evening by a
special gathering OF the literary and
irt guilds on the occasion OF the pup
is meeting called 10 form a new PM.
lnthropic association for the relief or
needy workers in these crafts. The oc-
,asion was indeed In the nature OF
birthday greeting 10 the autnor OF 'The
Battle Hymn OF the Republic" who
win soon celebrate her eighty-third
birthday. Mrs Howe's subject was
The Ethical Office OF the Stage Ed.
win Markham spoke on 1.-THE Power OF
he Ideal"
The Womano club met on Tuesday
nd elected the following officers for
ext year. Mrs. Gatrell. president; MISS
vice president. Mrs, II. V.
.imball treasurer Mrs Stowe, record
lg secretary; Mrs. Pease correspond
NJ secretary; Mrs. Cook. critic MISS
Iunroe. historian; Mrs. G. S. Kinney
uditor; Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Sanford
irectors.
Salt Lake women. especially those
Tho were at the biennial. will be In
crested IN the Fiesta biennial number
Z the Los Angeles Times which IN
ludes the full reports of the Fiesta 10
,gs. the great floral parade and the
roceedings OF the General Federation
I Womenfs clubs. which have appeared
the Times during the past eight days
hese reports have been carefully COL
tied and edited in order that conn
lete record Of the events OF this busy