Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-24
liberation OF
'VDMEWs CLUBS
-, Session Of the Thirteenth
F'', convention Held Yestsr'
day Afternoon.
,,s,eucG OF MRS. DECKER.
,...idept of Association and Her
'D ,ddresse. Were Among the
chief Features

law afternoon the Federalism
Yss'e'us Clements clubs held the maj
d Juan 4. thirteenth convention
''''lSn w.. =. one Of the most enthusiastic
rhl'n . MI" IN the history Of the fed
% Il was marked among am, g. o,nsr
' 'tl.as by the presence of Mrs. peeher'
lhlns' y 4, the national federation,
~. addresses were feature OF me
sfesF s su by the general spirit OF the
sent en~h ,ch was chiefly that or help-
neeuns ,auscs lying near the heart
.ulntss y, Nv and progress. a conferences
Il hnlnan,s ldents was held at yesterday
4 tlo session. and Mrs. Decker
HeIhlAs Statistics connected Win
gave son,I of southern children. and
" $3.50 nat The best representa- oh rs
sa'p wv suffrage states. she urged an
y ~ AIMS TO join IN the state teuefa-
l@ll s'o only for the opportunity which
uol = anion affords for effecting altruis-
'aeA y 1.r,ns Reports were given by
V 's wnyer OF the Free Travelling LIZ
VI ~ sd Mrs. NJ. F. Allen moved that
aail, , so,T OF $500 be asked at the
IN N..gslature to continue the good
virk,
ryIc AND MORAL REFORM.
49,, address made at the meeting
, ~ attention OF the audience and
ns. .nihusiastlcally received, the sub
~ 'I,.y M A nature calculated 10 in.
49, some OF the greatest questions
VEN s,,a. aod moral reform, Judge
Roga q the juvenile court gave most
,a,sr,sllng talk on Physical Faults
.O1 Nora Dtlinquencies,' and "CivtL
I l,.,Soroysments By Mrs w. w. An
ssssoi,he ladies' Literary club Of Sale
tats vss another topic dealing with
i.rrort,st conditions and problems.
b.nor, made Of various Utah clubs
.Aoea lbtm 10 good condition, and ac-
,,ytlv working for progressive ideals,
spd 4 feature Of the meeting was the
reoori, Of he various charitable insti-
nolOns IN the state, among them the
infants home the Canyon Crest home,
tbe charity klndergariens, and subsidl-
ary Rgrk that is being done In these
mas The whole trend showed the in.
dnen,f welded by the women's clubs
IN the interests Of good, and outside OF
other topics discussed was In Itself i'm
Dortdni enough 10 make the convention
Of PARK CITY memorable. In addit.on
to ibis we're many personal and social
incidents which helped to make the ar
fllf plsasarable. One Of these was tho
Aonorlng Of some club pioneers, Mrs.
w N Ferry, founder OF the Athenaeum
a. PARK City, who was present, and
also Of Mrs Ellza X. Royle, first presl-
dent Of the Ladies Literary club OF
A, Lake City, the first In an address
Naturalization, and the latter IN q LETT
E favored by a unanimous resolution
~ he convention. In closing Mrs.
h8el gave final word OF cheer to
collective body. her sentiment bein,
,yNs'ed In q simple proverb, "Be
iinlfss and gentle
RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
Ihe following separate sets Of reso-
les We're presented and adopted
VIZ great enthusiasm:
Resolved That the women's clubs
= ne state federation advocate Leg
AaiVe enactment for these meas
Relating to the punishment of
persons who physically abuse chill
Compelling parents and guar
y % pay for the care and educa-
Of their children sent by any OF
L courts 10 any institution.
> Inc establishment Of n state
I.ocl Tor backward and mentally de-
fIeAt children.
q complete separation In the man.
~tnleli and location OF the girls in
INITIAL school from the boys, and
y establishment Of separate board
\ trustees for the girls school, a ma
wv ~ Of whom shall be club women.
lhe Enlargement and extension
y aaaed financial support to the ju-
'ans courts throughout the state"
!, IN,esoFed, That the Utah Federation
Y nomens clubs In convention assem-
y. expresses It's great appreciation
4 Me privilege Of the presence OF Mrs.
l,AN-DeeEef, president Of the G. +. w.
/, aal the Inspiration which she has
So 70 our work.
RESOLVED, That the convention ex-
ny .i''es Us gratitude 10 the people out
~ ol eubdom who have so generous
WnTlouted their presence and help
y suggestions. notably Jude Willis
N'.sni musicians and others.
resolved That tha fhonLs os ,ha
l, ,s,salen be extended TO the Bell and
ss,sp,sn ,ent Telephone companies for
\. nndness in placing phones at
~. ~ position Of the convention, es-
' ny 10 the Bell company for free
%s dalance service.
Se'olyed That the thanks of the