Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-26

heart and Mrs. Eugene Lewis; hlstorl-
an, Mrs John Cain and Mrs. Thomas
Weir. directors, Mrs w. II. Hutchln-
son. Mrs. Il. ID. Blcliford, Mrs. George
w Mover, Mrs. Charles Watson Mrs.
John Cowan and Mrs, Frank b. steph-
ems.
The regular meeting OF the w. Y. p.
C. will be held Wednesday evening,
April 30, In musical studio, 5O2-S-4 Con-
stitution building, by kind invitation
of Mrs. G. c. r.. Wells. A musical pros
gram will be rendered, also talk on
Paris. by the president. The "Marseil-
lalse" will be sung, This hymn OF the
French republic, so-called, as intro
duced into Paris by a body Of recruits
from Marseilles in 1882 talk on
Paris by honorary president, Mrs p. b.
Wells.
II will be social evening. The club
Will entertain her sister club the Reap
ers, who are cordially invited TO be
present. also all press club members.
The time for the purchase OF tickets
and packing OF grips Is nearly at hand.
and already majority of the thousands
of clubwomen who will attend the sixth
biennial meeting of the General FEEDER
alton OF Women's clubs have engaged
Ly letter or telegram their accommoda-
lions in Los Angeles and Vicinity. The
Town will be crowded to Its utmost ca
paclty with Fiesta visitors, but there
win be room for all.
Los Angeles Il as elastic In It's
boundaries as IL Is whole-souled In It's
hospitality. and numerous suburban
towns are eager TO share the response
bilty OF entertainment,
owing TO the fact that the winter
rains visited California late this season.
the country Is at present In the perfect
flush of its springtIme beauty; this re-
tarding somewhat OF the miracle of
Californla's bloom time will give May
visitors an opportunity OF seeing the
Golden State at the very height of its
vefnal lovelness.
But while the eye Is delighted with
midsummer fora, the unacclimated VIII
do well to remember that there may
still Turk In the atmosphere the chill Of
spring, and not only go provided
with lght-welght wooden garments,
warm wraps and light wool underwear,
but keep them on when they get there,
particularly after o'clock In the af-
ternoon. Cotton and silk waists Will
afford the necessary change for the
heat Of midday or the really warm
weather which IL is reasonable to eX-
pect Club women who do not burden
themselves with luggage will be wise.
Very little Is absolutely necessary to
comfort, and curos and souvenirs Of
travel are sure to accumulate for the
home journey.
From advlces received, one is led to
believe that the whole world Of club
women will arrive In Los Angeles pre-
cisely Wednesday afternoon, April 30,
Trains will be met by thoroughly in
structed aids of the trains and recep-
ton committees, and every club wo-
man-recognized by her knot of blue
rlbbon-wil be welcomed and courte-
ously assisted and directed to her desti-
nation. Guide books and directory
pamphlets giving conolsely just the
Information everyone will be seeking
win be handed clubwomen upon arrival
and everything possible done to make
them feel personally conducted" and
cared for
A part Of the program OF entertain
ment is the witnessing of the opening
parade OF La Fiesta. the morRng OF
May l. also the floral pageant, Friday
My 2. Reserved seats are to be had
on the trlbunes erected along the line
OF march.
The regular program for Thursday
&c Simpson Auditorium includes a |
meeting OF advisory council and board |
OF directors In the morning, addresses |
Of welcome and presidents address in |
the afternoon. The evening Will be de- |
voted to formal reception at the WO- |
mans clubhouse. Following the usual |
custom at such unctlons, guests will, |
after greeting the h0stesses distin-
guished guests Of honor and ladies in |
waiting find refreshments IN the tropi- |
cal garden OF the patio and be at liberty |
20 return to their homes. As four hours |
viii be given TO receiving, In this way |
even the several thousand invited may |
be comfortably entertained.
Friday, May 2 reports OF officers and |
committee will be heard In the morning |
before the adjournment for the floral
parade. In the afternoon there will be
reports OF state presidents and meet
ings OF state delegations. In the even
ing there will be an address by Geo.
Gunton Of New York on Associated
Progress"
Saturday May 3, morning: "Educa-
ton" Miss Ellen Sabin, Milwaukee;
Industry" Mrs. Florence Kelly, New
York; Reciprocity Mrs. Phillip
Moore, 81, Louis; art" Mrs A. II.
Brockway, Brooklyn. Afternoon; Club
House Mrs. James Whitmore Dem
yer; Press Mrs Ella Peattle, Chi
cago. Evening; Literature Mrs May
Alden Ward, Cambridge, Mass
Tuesday, May 6. The morning will
no oil 90 A |
civil Service Reform" Miss Perkins.
Concord, Mass. art" Mrs. Brock.
way; Value OF Subordinate Fedora
tion,' Mrs. A. N. Thompson, Topeka,
Kansas Evening: Illustrated Musical
Lecture, Wagner Festival, Bayreuth."
Mrs. Charles Rhodes California.
Wednesday, May l. there viii be an
all-day excursion TO Long Beach, COM
pllmentary to officers, delegates and
those on the program, with an opportu-
nifty afforded all club women to particl-
pate II they desire.
Thursday. May 5, morning. Election
OF officers. Afternoon: Industrial
Problems" Mrs. Kelly Evening; Clos
Ing exercises There viii also be on
this day memorial service IN remem-
brance of the late Mrs. Croly. (Jennie |
June), who was one Of the first organ
lzers of womens clubs, and an honor
AIRY vice president of the general feder-
alton, and Mrs Rebecca Lowe, presl-
3ent win preside; speeches will be made
by Mrs. Wilbur and Mrs Caroline
Severance of Los Angeles. who has re-
Gently been made an honorary vice
president Of the general federation This
srvice will be Impressive and a high
Il will close with the sing
ing Of the national hymn, my Coun-
try 'Tis OF Thee" standing
There are other good things prom
Used which are not shown on the fore
going program Saturday, May g. Mrs
Margaret Hamilton Wech will speak |
upon "Literature;" Monday, Mrs
Schoff. Philadelphia. presi-
dent OF the National Federation OF
upon Juvenile Court Laws"
evening, Charles f. Lum-
mis- Of Los Angeles upon THE High
way nj tho MlsaiOne Friday thera viii |