The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27

may IT. ur0sa- The ltaH women zen
themselves highly h0H0red when, at the
fourth biennial meeting in Denver,
Mrs Elizabeth Firtley Royle was ac-
corded the office of honorary vice pres
iient of tire general federation, an
honor granted 20 but two other living
romec-1Irs. Julia Ward Howe and
Jennie June CroIy. Mrs. Boyle, as the
pioneer Of the club movement in the
west and president OF the oldest Grub
nest OF the Mississippi vas elected to
the office spoken Of, and tomorrow
leaves for the sixth biennial as the
guest of the general federation.
The state president. Mrs. Chester e.
Coulter. is So we'll known in club cir
cles as 10 need no comment. R~e-elect-
"a TO office after d term of two years,
she goes as in every sense a repre-
sentative of the club women. and they
aHe proud of tie heed of their deIega-
ton.
At the Milwaukee biennial. the office
Of state chairman Of correspondence
was abolished, and that of federation
secretary created in It's stead, and Mrs.
j D. Bicktord was appointed to that
-iee. The heavy task of CONDUCTING
4L correspondence relating in any way
To the biennial and It's arrangements.
Tho matter of securing Headquarters
,or the Utah delegation. the railroad
schedules and an suCa business mat
iers have been wei managed hv Mrs.
B.tat0rd Besides going I'm her of
Hlal capscifS. she VIII represent the
STATE as "a delegate at large.
Travelling Library Report.
Aes. W. A. Nelden. who. as one Of the
cdairmen OF the reception committee
h Denver, me- so many of the rom
inent iCb women. goes I'm the double
cfpaIty of GO5akeT Of the biennial sn6
eeFgaie 20 large, Mrs. Nelden's adj
aiess "lI be oelerf the travelling il
e'Fy committee anG viii be mainly
2 report or the work ACCOMPLISHED ia
liao by that movement. Mrs. Il. a.
Vincent and Mrs. G.. A. NplsUn of Oc-
qe' are the other delegates at large
from Utah, and the clubs throughout
l= state feel that they viii be fttiHg-
ly represented.
Utah has been honored in the choice
Of another from her RAMS as q sneak
en- ana Mrs. Elmer B. jones. whose
Work AZ the Consumers leag74e has
ae-n so untiring. viii give a brief adj
aIsss on what has been ACCOMPLISHED
along uat-iine In Utah. She win rem
fesert her own club, the Reviewers
as its president also.
me Ladies Literary club. which is
Atsest Gu Ia The state. sends two
e''rsat.S % an aBpOintee OF the pres
lae.- The two delegates are Mrs. ].
J. lranken and Mrs Hugh Park and
me vote of the president viii be car
ned ny Mrs R0yle,
me representatives OF sbe other
cllas which are Individually federated
IN Tie general federation. are Mrs. q
ID AeNahon Of the p. y. o.. Mrs VIII
nam d. Dale Of the Poets Round Table 4
a-l |'ss Fann.e BIckbee OF the NEo-
ih7 delegation VIII leave tomorrow
!rlNns al $50 over the Rio Granda
ngsleIh road, and VIII reach Los An
e-'9s al $3.50 Wednesday morning.
A Great Gathering.
The coming biennial is to no the
ana most representative gath
-' ol Women ever held in the coun-
a tnrong of some thousand Of
~l- WIZ MI the 'City of the Angels.
-' 5iter a week spent in the intel
sociological and HUMANITARIAN
I'm -'Nl'ls OF the day. viii overflow To
parts oI the coast and spend weeks
even months, I'm sightseeing
'ut programme for the several DAYS
'le meetings is of absorbing inter
divided as it Is between the sinh.
OF literature and practical sork
SO, ait'alStle movements of the
tr NHl De discussed, and the helm
OF q truly great o-rganization
~ ele individual clubs. which
v-., o17A struggling along with these
problems for wears
Ell ..sa.si llHEr amme for THURSDAY
ir- AaHtt"rIum includes = meet
rerr.- 'I- council and board of di-
.a-- y lIe morning. addresses Of vel
noon address iu the after
POE evening viii DO devoted IN
Hai reception 1t The WT-s-'-
srsh Ni'E tue usual custom al
Tho -oHs- guests win. after erecting
',-sses. distinguished er7es+s ~
wa-. II. .i.I.- mo waiting. find refresh
.F0s - % tropical garden of the nstio i
AS nlefiE 20 return tD their homes
ir tbi -.aI7 Nl.. DE given 90 receiving T.
VITA way even the se1 crHI thousand I'M.
'~.N'''l'oiy entertained
Some Of the Speakers.
yrsr me speakers of Friday evening
Nr. A SIMPSON Auditorium. win bo
,.- AaeamS Of HuIIhouse Chi- :
N5v Professor George Euuror az !
on -T-5e s.o VIII address the session ,
mos. leslria. Problems ono III fbc
le.EhtLII features Of ~ -
iHr '--amme of Tuesday even
We. NHt n7 am Interpretation of he
wis N>Nta.> al BaVreuth. HIusrrarr1 3
ir4r. tN.lu ana musical -caupa
csr- Ga .rl5s rs. Rhodes of Tbi- 3
given ~ ..'-.at OF the evening. has
cast - sAl-ItaiHmeut throughout the
vftt marked success. and .,m--
le highest testimonials Tbfs s
mar. % tenGtrr7 EN- Suacfar e1wnIi- {
biennial visitors '"7 I] 10
Mas 4el Alden Ward Of C7mbri5os 7
lHz7 -Al erect She evening devoted to
lrs 8r-g Collier Graham Of :
John Fer MISS Mabel Love Todd and !
pre1 u are Co De the sneakers
Ms Jordan Of stanford univarsi+-
ITv-- 9ahlD Of D0ygne~ rnlTara q
sr5 5T Mrs. Neville at W-iscSrsn :
,,.a A9oel Claire Craft 1f San FrEn- :
t.ar7l tddress the biennial an ad1ra- I
'.a Airs Eliza Pe3ttIe of Cbi-
ta rrss preside at the uieeting devoted {
Frskfra and Mrs. Emma Pavue ,
Mrs NH deliver the address.
lresidsT+ s. Deuniso1. first vice
chairman Ine general federation. is
Sarsb ny pr The civii service session M
is;a ro- ll Decker Of Denver. a csndi-
b. one >llent of the federation ufn
Mrs c,tne sneakers on this subject
r. ela q Fairbanks OF WaSbfnr
llls5 resident general Of the ,
snd Ms ab-7e American Revolution.
ware Of Tooeka wiz de-