The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-20
The sixth Biennial.

The following iu CONNECTION with the
biennial meeting comes as a last word
from the local board of managers in /
Los Angeles. and viii be found 70 be
of especial interest 10 the people who
are all prepared to atteHd. Inasmucii
as some Of the Utah club women have
not yet completed their preparations
for the trip it has been thought wen
to repeat the Instructions given last
week fin vegard to trains. berthE
The tine for the purchase of ttCNe.j
and the pSeEifg of grips is nearly at
band and already hundreds Of the
thousands e club women who viii at
tend the sixth biennial meeting of the
General Federation Of ANomens clubs
have engaged by letter or telegram
Their accommodations lie Los Angeles
and vicinity. The town viii be crowded
20 its utmost capacity with fiesta Wis
itors, but there win De room for all.
Los Angeles is as elastic in its boun-
daries as it is whoIe-souled in its hos
pit1Iity. aSd numerous suburban towns
are eager TO share the responsibility Of
Entertainment
owing 10 the fact that the winter
rains visited California late this season
she country is at present in the perfect
flush of its springtime beauty; this re-
tardiug somewhat of the miracle of
CALIFORNIA; bioom-time viii give May
visitors an opportunity of seeing the
Golden state at the very height of its
vernal loneliness.
But while the eye is delighted with
nidsummer nora, the unacelimated viii
40 wei 10 remember that there may
stiu Turk in the atmosphere the chill Of
spring. and not only come provided
with lightweight wooden garments,
a.
out keep them on when they get here,
particularly after o'clock In the aft
ernoon Cotton and silk waists viii
afford the necessary change for the
heat OF midday or the really warm
weather which il is reasonable to eN-
r.-ct Club women who DO not burden
themselves with luggage will be wise.
very little is absolutely necessary to
comfort and ourios and souvenirs Of
travel are sure TO accumulate for the
home journey.
From advices received, one is lead to
believe that the whole world Of club
women Riil arrive in Los Angeles pre-
ciseiy Wednesday afternoon, April 30.
Trains VIII be met by thoro 1ghly in
structed aids of the trains AID recep-
tion committees, and every club woman
recognized. by her knot Of blue rib
on-wiI b welcomed and courteouSly
assisted and directed 70 her destination.
Guide books and directory pamphlets
giving c0iIcisely just the infOrmatior
everyone win be seeking viii be handed
club women upon arrival. and every
thing possible done TO make them feel
personally conducted and cared FOR.
"A special thought has been given to
visiting members of the press, and
press bureau wiz De established for
their benefit. Here all newspaper and
magazine Representatives who come
properly. accredited win find ready for
them type written information in re-
eard 20 things Californian, notes about
prominent visitors ana speakers, un-
mounted photographs suitable for il
Illustrating articles, at q nominal cost
books OF reference relative 20 Calif0r-
MIA history and resources. everything
which can be anticipated as an assist
ance 10 their work Writers should not
neglect TO bring credentials from the
papers or periodicals they represent,
and the natter of club women's Gre
deatials is extremely Important the
Necessity Of each woman s bringing her
credentials from her club IS strenuous
" insisted upon, and such introduction
is absolutely Indispensable
The Utah club women sFiu leave Tor
ile biennial meeting at los Angeles
Monday Anrfl % Through the courtesy
eff the Rio gsrande Western Pullman
cars will be reserved for their use. The
time Of departure from salt Lake VIII
he ESQ a. m from the Rio Grande
Western depot Leave Cizden II a.
H.. arriving at Oakland Tuesday. AS
p. m There the cars viii be attached
to the owl train, leaving Oakland at
3 As q. m, and arriving at Los Angeles
Wednesday at $50 a. m. This viii give
one day for rest before the opening of
the convention Those desiring to Sc
cure bertks 10 Los Angeles FAUST apply
ut once 10 T. A. Benton, city passenger
and Cicket agent of the Rio Grande
Nestern. Salt LaKe City. The price Of
TIE berth S., must be paid upon appl.-
cation
Hotel Angelus has been selected as
the Utah headquarters. This hotel is
centrally located. but short distance
from simpson auditorium, where the
convention is To be- neld.
Credentials should be presented to
tire credeutial committee as early as
ssible after arrival in Los Angeles
Tire committee VIII be in session on
Wednesday afternoon. April 80 from ,
gutl s O'Clock and also Thursday
rs0rning at O'clock in simpson audi
Jorium.
The receipt from the treasurer FOR
dues Cor the year May 1. 1902. 10 April
g. 1903 should be presented with the
credentials.
Nail NAV be addressed care G. r ".
C.. simpson auditorium, Los Angeles.
CAL
All club women are requested to wear
upon arrival q knot of light blue rib
u3s on the shoulder for identification
D. The trains committee, members OF
81 hich win wear yellow.
The following IS the list Of ladies who
Will go from Utah 10 the biennial at
Los Angeles as far as is at present
known. Of these the greater number
sre delegates. The delegations from
Idaho and Montana win join the Utah
delegation, and win return with them,
also.
salt Lake-Mrs. J. C. Rcyie. Mrs j.
J.. Franken. Mrs. Hugh Park. Mrs.
Julia Tavl5l Mrs. Howard Stowe. Miss
Esuckbee Mrs Straus Mrs Elmer
Jones. DR.. MARGARET e. Roberts. Mrs
t. II. Mcmahon. Mrs s d. Evans. Mrs.
T.. y. Miller. Florence Kelly and
mother. Mrs. W A. Nelden, Mrs. F. A.
invent Mrs. Ellen Elliott, Mrs T. ID.
Bickford.
0Eden-1Irs. e. +. Coulter. Mrs. Cor
con Atrs Valentine Gideon. Mrs. Kate
Hiniard, Nrs. Jennie Nelson
Proverbs. Searie, Miss Pauline
Moore
Spriugville-Mrs.M Mark Dousaii. Miss
Julia Alleman. Miss Dougsll, Miss En-
i1a DeagaH
Tdaho-Mrs. L. n. Underwood, Mrs
Mary Gee, Montpelier; AIRS. Samuel II
HAYS Boise
Montana-1IrS. William J. Christie
Petite.