Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-01

eating VIII be Hawaii ana Porto
Rlco By Mrs. PeaSe'
n.. reviewers club met on MONDAY
Iho ,I t Ioomis and papers were read
WIN "i,r,en of the different commit
by w. TIutchlson's being on Domes'
teess ,a,ce Mrs. Ewing on Art MIS-.
W. oSl,d an the general federation and
bVN'II', ,,sr r. Jones on the Consumers
ME- " Mrs Ellen Elliott was elected
leasus,o ~ tbe Los Angeles convention
uuS1sSrs hal Brown alternate
n.. nonghters Of the Revolution met
Rwyasblngton's birthday and COM
onanoyated the day with an excellent
n n.,gram The rooms were decorated
XXX nortralts of Washington ana Mar
w., Washington draped win the cluD
III and national flags,
'O Viz Alice NJ. Horne gave a most IN
,,rasting paper on the romantic events
VI rovolutiOn which was thoroughly
Oh U" m NV all present. The program
'y!,o coming year was submitted to
~, ~. society and accepted. II 10 as fol-
lows ,,,.a r,,oo,ob oyorts
,"i-i and t77G /. Brief review OF
nj Lexington, Concord, Tioon.
S'en"co crown Point, Bunker Hill and
G,,.,sion of Canada. 2, Second meet
~ Inc Continental congress, ltib--
'The siege Of Boston a. me ATTACK
%, cborleston. 8, Meeting OF Con.in-
on,oi congress. May TO- Q. The New
Wov IA. Report Of regents and dele
.otos 10 annual meeting c. :, d, h.
stes,nt t6-Events Of l7iS-79 Mrs. l..
., Smith I. The adoption of the
a5,,rs and stripes" June IA. 2, Bur
no,s Invasion: a. British troops at
epnonsc, b. Burgoynes advance; c,
XuLtordton Fort Edward Benning-
and Bemis heights, d. saltwater,
wa gsratora. Sept. 10, G.. Second battle
Of Bamls heights +. The surrender Of
'S s,et iG-Eyents of 17TS-79 Mrs l.
# sears. !. The Alliance OF France
. Proposals Of peace made by Eng
land 3. Battle Of Monmouth. a. AT
,.cr NJ Newport @, French fleet sail
" w west indies. 6. English occupy
g,,onnob T. Massacre Of Wyoming
a"1 cherry valleys. lli9.-S. British
"an,ure Augusta. o. Siege Of Saran
,sh 10 Recapture OF Stony Point.
A Paul Jones and United States navy.
oc "a Events Of 1850 and l7Sl Mrs.
n cannon. /. Siege Of Charleston,
pattle of Camden B. Exploits Of
Marion. sumpter, Lee and PIckens, 4.
psttn NJ Kings mountain. j.Treason
~ Arnold. l7Sl--6. Battle Of Cow
mems. r. Greene's retreat through the
CaroJnas S, Battle of Gullford court
house. Q. Siege OF Yorktown lo'
Close Of war
Noyember. Thanksgiving day, Mrs ".
r Wells f. Origin Of Thanksgiving
> First Thanksgiving In New England.
Record of official appointment Of
davs oI thanksgiving in Massachusetts,
nav and Plymouth. 4. Occasional
,bapksglyings appointed by Dutch gov
ernog In New Netherlands. b
THANKSGIVING n national day during
tho reyolutIon G. when recommended
nv Congress. z. Thanksgiving for
raace IN liN s. How celebrated in
Sew England
December "reminiscences, by Mrs.
pougaIl. Of. James Otis, John Adams,
John Hancock. Samuel Adams, PAU
Revere Patrick Henry, Benjamin
Franklin, Pcyton Randolph, Robert
Morris Thomas Jefferson. Sil0s Deane,
Alexander Hamilton, James Madison,
and Thomas Paine.
January Some noted Engllshmen.
Myra Y. ROsslter; Preston, Gage, PITT
cam. Howe. clinton Burgcyne Guy
carleton. Prescott CORVALLIS, Govern
rs Ddnmore and Tyron
FphrUary-George Washington, Mrs.
r. T. Farnsworth l. His family: ear
ly manhood love and marriage 2.
Taking command; starting govern
mont g. As a party man; his nation
l'Ity l. His closing years.
The program for the Los Angeles
meeting N beginning to take shape. The
morning o. the first day. Thursday, May
Is to be- devoted to the meetliAs OF
The directors and tn" advisory council,
he actual opening OF The biennial be-
ng set for two o'clock the same after
noon. At that time will be given the
address Of welcome response, and
greetings followed by reports. Mrs,
Philip ~ Moore of st. Louis conducts
Che reciprocity conference, and Mrs j.
+ Mumford Of Philadelphia the for
slry. Mrs. Ella W. Peattle Of Chicago
will be chairman of the press session,
and Mrs May Alden Ward Of Boston Of
lhe literature committee, assisted by
Mrs Fairbanks of Washington, Mrs, r.
W Ptatte Of Chicago, and Mrs, NJ. II.
Welch OF New York
The San Diego county federation or
'a'l'onia at It's recent annual meeting.
look up the question Of the admission Of
the colOred clubs TO the general federa-
ton and after general discussion the
vote taken showed "a delegates IA favor
Of no color line and IS desiring one,
The question was handled with tact and
discretion and there We're no rabid
speeches for or against The opinion
expressed by a number Of delegates who
voted against the admission of women's
'olored clubs was that The time was not
yetrlpe for this cooperation, II might,
Rnd probably would come, but It is not
now
The condition Of affairs indicated by