The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-11-06
Echoes Of Woman's Clubs
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by Bohm, played by Mesdames King
and Case. 'Bom Bay" played by
Mrs. Case. Come Back to Erin,
transcription, played by Mrs. King.
"Intermezzo," by Pierre Renard.
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The club met with Mrs. NJ. j.
Whitman October 21st. Meeting was
called to order by the president In the
chair, the members responding to
roll call with quotations from COM
posers. A card with greetings to
club received from Mrs. Groo, Kymry
Club delegate to State Federation Of
Women's Clubs, held at Moscow on
the 23rd and oath of October Mrs.
M. J. Whitman had charge Of the
program for the day, taking Fred
erick Chopin for subject. The biog-
raphy was very interesting and many
|peculiarities OF Chopin were brought
out in the round table talk. Music,
"valse," by Chopin, played BY Mrs.
Case. "Marzukas'' No. l and 3, BY
Chopin, played by Mrs. King. Duet,
Fanfare, played by Mesdames Case
and King. Parliamentary lesson as
|signed for next meeting. Visitors
present were Mrs. Young and Mrs.
Ashleigh of Paris, who expressed
themselves as being very pleased
with the club work.
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The program Of the Moscow meet
contains much that looks instructive
and interesting, but Is too long and
detailed to publish in full, especially
since the meet has adjourned. Mrs.
IL. f. Henderson gave the address OF
welcome, which we hope to give IN
Ifull in week or so. Mrs. K. |. Per-
key of Boise, responded. Mrs. Belle
B. Kritz of Nampa, gave a report OF
1.-THE Boston biennial. The federation
was served delightful luncheon at
Ridenbaugh hall by the young ladies
| of the domestic science department
Of the university. They were also
shown demonstrations in domestic
art by the class. OF course they in
yited the entire school. Mrs. Four
ney presided Wednesday evening
when Mrs. Butterfield gave her adj
dress, 1.-THE Silent Call" which we
are told was matchless. The faculty
of music of the university then gave
a program while reception followed.
Mrs. Standard presented civil service
reform. Mrs. Fultz of st. Anthony
Twas down for club extension, but was
not present, however. Education
was presented by Mrs. Fl. j. Roam OF
Boise. There was an historical pa
per by Honorable John HALEY OF
Boise. Then came an address on
l"Work of Home Finding Society," by
Rev. o. P. Christian of Boise. Mrs
Pittenger of Boise, reported legisla-
tive work and Mrs. Dockery the work
Iof the press committee. There was
an address on Some Phases of the
University Work. by Mrs. Sam Hayes
and one on Some Educational Pro-
grams" by DR.. James A. MacLean
The loan scholarship work was sc
lably presented by Mrs. BoWerman
that she raised the sum of 1928 fol-
the fund There are several musical
numbers on the program that we
should like to have heard, among
them we find 1.-THE Two Skylarks, >
by Miss Keifer We at once conclude
she is our own Blackfoot girl, who
sings to us so sweetly during the
vacation periods, so we feel sort Of
family pride in her work at the FEEDER.
alton.
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MACKAY VISITOR.
Mrs. Uehren of the Woman's Club
of Mackay, paid the editor of Echoes
lon ayaninp coll q foW davc sinnn