Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-20
p,o,s,.ntative GatheriSg Tender.
ID Most Gracious Hospitality
By Towns Residents
INSPIRING ADDRESSES MADE.
p.,souo1 at Mrs DeaIs an Enjoyable
Aallr-Special Musical
Programs,

s.r,,ey.Ile may well be proud OF It's
..,reson,atlye gathering held by the
veiera,I9u OF Womens clubs, and Of
no gracious hospitality rendered its
sn.s,s hy its representative women,
a committee met the various PARTIES Of
1s.eeate- on their arrival luncheon
wo, served by the Relief society at
oo,n .n ,ha second ward Westinghouse,
sr5n,l. evening a most delightful re-
csntI5u was held at the home of Mrs.
neal Today other entertainment for
the Measure of the guests is planned,
and tba social part Of the conference
wU figure as an exceedingly pleasant
memory with the visitors.
The addresses and various papers CIV
en-. hay. been Of notable Interest and
mastery arrangement Following the
invocation yesterday by Rev. r. {.
Smith of the Presbyterian church, adj
dresses of welcome were given by Prof.
Roneg o.. Hungcriord academy, Supt.
Nelson of Che public Schools, and Mis-.
o. S Thompson representative of the
gprngy..Ia clubs. and these were re-
stonded Co by he Federation president,
Nrs C. 3. Kinney Then followed re-
ports OF officers and committees, Mrs
NgN4auu. MRS. =. II. wells, MIS-. BY
ron Gioo of salt Lake and Mrs, NJ. r.
Allen OF Park CITY being among thsm,
AFTERNOON TALKS.
IN the afternoon Mrs. Kinney gave
the annual presidents address, which
Included points particularly interesting
and encouraging 10 club women, with
excellent suggestions as to future lines
Of work she was followed by G. II.
Blanchard Of the Reviewers c,ub and
Mrs George H. Champ OF Logan, both
giving interesting papers on art sub
jscts and then Miss Josephine kellogg
u Provo gave q talk ON themes deal
ng with "The Simple Life which was
handled IN mastery manner. The topic |
H Mrs Daniel Hamer Of ogden, was
Moral Training In the Home" and !
Mrs. George Alder followed with a
description Of foreign clubs from data
gathered during her recent trip abroad
kilograms OF greeting were read rom
Nrs Denison, honorary president OF the I.
g. F. w. c. and from the Minnesota /
liberation, now In session IN that |
Itate,
MUSICAL PROGRAM.
A delightful program was rendered |
ne club outside the usual one, In the /
gay Of Rotations and music furnished /
BY Miss Mary Konold Miss Baskerville, [
Mss Gudmundson, Miss Dougal, Mrs I
a B. Stewart Mr. Gudmunoson, Mrs. /
b,nson and Mr. G, 2, Thompson. tho /
alter singing q ballad Of his own, COM !
Qsei for the occasion
The program Tor this afternoon ana |
Wening Is as follows
Mwc-King OF Song -Beirlyu..un,,.
",p,,- Mixed Quartet Sprlngville |
Reading .,,-,..... Mr., Nose Johnson |
Relation Of Clvics to Ethics....".
",...,.,,.,.,.. Mrs, l.. l., Hall |
Vocal solo .,,.,.. Mr.. Hugh DougaI |
What Can the ClubWomen Do to
Promote Better Civic Relations
and help Make a More Beautiful
America Mrs Ledyard NJ. Bailey |
Chairman Home and Educational de-
1artment Ladies' Lit, salt Lake City. |
aus.c-Fl0Wer Land, by VIII l..
Thompson ,.,.. quartet Of Misses |
Original story-Mrs. NJ, l.. Richie.
.,... Read by Mrs, G.. II. Richards /
Recess until p. IN.
Evening Session at meetinghouse,
NusIc-Guod Observation-Disclosures,
..,,,,.,.",u,.., Ladies Quartet
"ea4lHs ..s''''.','''''., ,,.,.',..,''
Mrs Helen Boyer Rash, SprlngWlle |
Moral Training 10 the Public Schools
u,,......,,. Rev. Elmer |. Goshen |
vocal so.o-Toreador song from Car
men ...-"".. Mr.. Hugh Dougall