The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-03
The Seventh Biennial.

Everything in club circles lust now
points toward the seventh biennial con-
Nention of the general federation. No
delegates have as yet been reported as
selected from Utah clubs. but during
the next few weeks doubtless all clubs
belonging to the G.. F. w. 9. will elect
their delegates. The four state dele
gates are Mrs. David Hemphili, Mrs
Edward Bichsel of Ogden, Mrs. $. A.
King Of Provo and Mrs. Mary NJ. f.
Allen of Park City. The state alter
mates are Mrs. David Evans. Mrs. G.
T.. Coulter OF ogden. Mrs. Rebecca 7.
Little and Mrs. Wilson Of Park City.
The programme for the entire session
has been sent out brihy outlined as
follows:
The regular opening session will be
held on Tuesday afternoon, May i,
at o'clock. in the OdeOn. ST. Louis,
Mrs. d. T. S. Denison presiding. Ad-
dresses of welcome will be made by the
Hon. Rolla Wells. mayor. for the city
of St. Louis; by Mrs. Philip n. Moore.
president Of the Missouri state fedora
tion for the clubs Of the state, and by
Mrs. Washington T.. Fishel. president
of the Wednesday club. for the local
clubs. Mrs. DenisOn viii respond. On
Tuesday evening a literature session
win be held, Mrs. r J. Burdette pre-
siding. Professor Edward Howard
THE Expression and Interpretation CT
Human Life in Literature"
Wednesday mornings session will be
devoted to reports and business. Miss
Margaret Evans, chairman. At the
educational session in the afternoon
Mrs. Frank /. Wean of Illinois win
speak on Compulsory Education Laws
and Their Enforcement" Character
Building in Public Education" VIII be
discussed by two speakers. under the
following topics: Indirectly. by means
Of literature and history" Miss Daisy
SpickaTd. Nebraska: and Directly, by
required instruction as i'm France"
Mrs. Jonathan +. s. Mitchell, WASH
ineton. "A National Aspect of Pub
lie Education" win be the subject of
Miss Celeste +. Bush. Connecticut, and
Miss Mary Applewhite Bacon OF
Georgia
Wednesday evening there viii be a
child labor session, with Miss Jane
Adams presiding Following the re-
ports an address viii be delivered by
Edgar Gardner Murphy Alabama, on
"Child Labor in America"
Thursday. May 10. is the Day of eel
ebration, also called Louisiana purchase
day" Of which Mrs. Philip y. Moore is
chairman and the detailed programme
viii appear in later bulletin.
on Friday morning there Will be an
Industrial session in the OdeOn, with
Mrs Frederick Nathan IN the chair.
Addresses viii be made as follows: or
ganization Among Working Women. 2"
Miss Mary Mcdowell of the University
OF Chicago settlement; rs the Ballot
OF Real Value 70 Working Women
Mrs Sarah Platte Decker OF the state
=. board OF charities and correction. Colo
RADIO; Value to Working Women of
Cooperation Of Clubs With Municipal
officers" DIT. Ernst J. Lederle. eX-cOm-
missioner of department of health, New
York City.
Friday afternoon will be devoted TO
reports of state presidents. For the
evening. Miss Evans. chairman OF the
committee on education. presents the
following programme. Miss Elizabeth
Harrison of Illinois VIII speak on Re
cent Progress i'm Education" Miss Jane
Adams Illinois. Education and De-
mocFacy." President NJ Carey Thomas
or Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania. win also
deliver an address.
a household economics session, Mrs.
j.. II Neville. chairman. viii be held
on Saturday morning. The following
subjects will be discussed: THE School
as the Ally OF the Home Mrs. Ada-
laide Hoodless, Hamilton, Ontario,
our Relation to the Household Trades
as. carried on outside the Home, Miss
Mary II. Abel. Maryland.
A press session viii be held in the
afternoon for which a programme com
plimentary TO the profession viii be
presented. The industrial session Of the
evening viii be addressed by Mrs. Anna
Garland Spencer of New York City, OF.
Home Destroying Industries" DR..
John Graham Brooks. New Avenues
OF Industrial Education for Women: 10
Mrs. Frederick Nathan, The Consumer
as Final Arbiter'
Monday the morning and evening ses-
sion VIII be devoted 10 sivil service re-
form and library extension, respective
" Miss Georgia a. Bacon viii be
chairman Of the first. and Mrs. Charles
a. Perkins of the latter. The after
noon viii be given over TO receptions.
The morning speakers win be Mrs. I'm
ogen y. Oakley OF Philadelphia. Pa, ON
the Merit System of municipalities: =
Dr. Emil 9. Hirsch of Chicago. Ills. on
civil Service Reforms in Public Instr
tutions:" +. NJ. Crunden. librarian Of
the ST. Louis public library. VIII speak
At tho evening session on The Inspiras-
fion OF Libraries, Mrs. Rose CawOOc
Of Tennessee on the 'Story Of Travel,