The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-20

the main topic OF interest IN clu0 CIR
cles just now, for with the meeting
only ten days off women throughout
the state are looking forward with
eagerness to the gathering. The ses-
sions this year will be held in Ogden
Oct. 80 and 81, and aside from the tx
cellence of the program to be present.
ed, is the very interesting natter Of
the biennial election-an event which
has not claimed attention for four
years. Under the very modest head of
unfinished business for The opening of
the second day comes the really i'm
portant question of who shall lead the
Utah clubs for the next two years.
Three Salt Lake women are named
for the Office, but no one OF them
is willing to wage any kind of
A. ]. Gorham. Mrs.
c. H. McMaipn and Miss Ethel
workers along educational and phil
lines, and the only rea-
son any one of the three can give for
lodging the election is that she has al
ready so much work to do. Mrs. Cor
ham is president of the Hospital Aid
society, chairman of the infants de-
partment of the Orphans Home. ana
takes active part in all public work for
women and children. Mrs. G. III. Me
Mahon has borne the heavy work of
the Canyon Crest ranch movement, and
has also been connected with various
educational movements in the state.
Miss Paul has held the office of pres1-
dent of the Ladies' Literary club and
has been one of the leaders in the home
and educational movement.
The program as planned is unique in
several ways. The first day will be
devoted at its afternoon session to stu
dies of Utah work, and the WORK pre-
scented will be entirely by Utah writer's.
The evening session will be open to the
general public when Mr.. Enos \. Mills
of the United states forestry bureau
will be the speaker.
The music, which will form the en-
tertainment for the second evening, is
given through the kindness of the
following Salt Lake musicians: NJ.
J. Brines. under whose direction
the entire evening will be; Hugh
Dougau. Miss Edna Cohn, Mrs. C.
Stanley Price and Miss judith Ev-
ans. The program books will be out
within a few days, and will be sent TO
clubs throughout the state.
Two new clubs will be admitted to
membership, the Bay View Reading
club of Salt Lake and the Ladies Lit
erarv of Ogden. The committee on
TRANSFORMATION reports the courtesy of
the railroads in granting a rate OF
fare and One-fifth for the round trip.
The customary evening reception is
done away with, and the second after
noon will be spent at the Hermitage.
The program follows:
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Led nv Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Porter and
Mrs. Culley.
Invocation ,.,.......Rev. Noble Elderkin
Address of welcome. Mrs. Kate Hilliard
Greetings from General Federation.
.-...................M Mrs. ]. c. Royle
Report OF Committee on CREDENTIALS
...............Mr Mrs. M. M. F. Allen
Presentation of Program ..'';''.;; =, en-
Piano Solo-Selected MFRS. r, p. Hunter
Reports of officers.
Reception of New Clubs
Bay View. of Salt Lake.
Ladies' Literary, of Ogden.
REPORTS of Standing committees
Art Committee -. Mrs. Charles Wells
Travelling Library Mrs. Byron Groo
Educational 800. Miss Rosalie PoiiocK
Industrial ..................MrS billiard
Forestry or Civic ....... Mrs. Thornhill
Canyon Crest. MIS-. Kinney
Reciprocity and Fed. Section..::..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mrs. Mcmahon
TRANSFORMATION ........... Mrs. Gorham
..... ............... Mrs. BarTows
Music Committee Mrs. Hunter
Badge Committee. Mrs. Sam Schwab
School Savings Banks. Mrs. Allen
Reports of Clubs Omitted to two minutes).
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
utah Day.
Led by Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Porter.
Mrs. Culley.
Utah, We Hail Thee" Thomas Radcliffe
GaIoctioD ------.-... Double Quartz
Piano T solo-Seiected Arthur Shepherd
Miss Alma Bauer.
Story-Facters in Felicia's Affairs.
................Ed yth Ellerbeck Reao
(Read by Mrs. c. c. Richards.)
Vocal Solo--'My Western Home.
......,-.- .--......-..-.... Stevens
Miss Bessie Blair.
Bits of Verse
cottonwood Tree. Pub. in Youths Com.
Miss Josephine Spencer.
Annie Pike Greenwood.
Call of the Trail. in Life
Emily Cloves
(Read by Mrs c. C. Richards)
Archaeological Research in Utah: go.
Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. Don Mcguire
Unterrnission OF 10 minutes)
What Club Women Have Done for
Art in Public Schools of Salt Lake
City ..............-.Mrs VIM. Jennings
with stereopt1con.)
's aiu Mrs. virginia Snow Stephens
Director of Art in y. of L.
Paintings kindly loaned by Utah artists
for Utah Day:
Storm in the Wasatch, Fl. Culmer
Temple of Ion, Fl. Culmer
Idlers, Evans.
Qualxing Asps. Hafen.
Pioneer Boy. HARDWOOD.
Annie i. G. Richards.
Group of Miniatures. Rose Hartwell,
Miss Teasdale. Mr.. Browning.
Navajo blankets and baskets loaned by
ladies of Ogden.
Arts and Crafts exhibit from T. of L.
Specimens of c. E. Dallins' work, loaned
by Springville.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
''Suanee River ........Led by Mrs. Hess
Violin.
Our Friends the Trees limos A. Wills
United States Forestry Department,
H. 49, q.