The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-06-19

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ddress-Democracy and Culture,
Prof. Charles Zueblin of Chicago.
Wednesday morning, June "a,
Symphony hall, $3.50 o'clock-Greet-
ings from Foreign Clubs.
Greetings from Mrs. D. w. Cooley,
Dubuque, Iowa. Hon. Vice President.
Reports-Committee on credien-
tials; Committee on Rules and Reg
ulations; Committee on Program;
Mrs. Pennypacker, chairman.
Local Biennial Board of Massachu-
sets, Miss George A. Bacon, chair
man.
1920 o'clock Reciprocity COM
mittee, Mrs. Herbert M. Bushnell,
chairman.
Report of Bureau of Information
Mrs. Mary 7. Wood, manager.
A,word from the eight directors,
Presidents report, Mrs. Sarah s.
Plat Decker.
Wednesday Afternoon.
3'oclock. Duplicate of morning
session, Symphony hall.
O'Clock. Art committee confer
ence, Democratic Art Movement,
Mrs. M. f. Johnston, Richmond, Ind.
5 o'clock. Conference of state
presidents and federation secretar-
les.
bureau of Information.
Reciprocity Committee.
Miscellaneous Topics.
"Wednesday Evening, Symphony Hall
1 Mrs. Decker, presiding. ;. !.
4 $3.50 o'clock. Literature Session.
"To Woman" An Ode, Olive Til
ford Dargan. Y
n Andante and Finale from Concer-
to, Miss Lorraine Johnson, violin;
Mrs. Anne Gilbreth Cross, piano.
Parochialism in Literature, Thos.
Nelson Page.
a. Melodie. b. Air de Ballet,
Miss Johnson.
Thursday Morning, symphony Hall.
$3.50 o'clock. Reading of Minutes.
j Reports of committees on trans
portation, literature, art in our
country, municipal art, conditions in
the Zone, methods and factors in
civic work, parks and Fairgrounds,
pure food, clean food, local meat in
spection.
Thursday Afternoon.
to o'clock. Reception at State
House by Gov. and Mrs. Guild, as
sisted by Lieut. Gov. and Mrs. Drap-
err
to 5 o'clock. Garden parties.
to 6 o'clock. At homes.
Thursday Evening, Symphony Hall.
Mrs. Decker, presiding.
$3.50 o'clock. Reports of State
Presidents.
Reports of chairmen of Fedora
ton committees of unfederated
states.
Overflow meeting, Chickering
Hall, Mrs. Philip N. Moore, presid-
ing.
Friday, June 20.
Rhode Island Day at Newport.
Ocean drive.
Famous Rhode Island clam bake
on Easton's Beach.
Sail on Narragansett Bay.
Glimpses of historic Newport.
Friday Evening, Symphony Hall.
Mrs. Decker, presiding.
$3.50 O'Clock. Forestry session.
Orchestral music.
Nature Lovers Creed, Mrs. P. S.
Peterson.
The Voice of the Forest, Mrs. May
Kelley Smith.
The Spirit of the Forest, Mr.. Enos
Mills.
Saturday Morning, Symphony Hall.
Household econmics committee,
Mrs. Margaret ]. Blair, chairman.
Question box. Questions in House
hold economics
Answered by Mrs. Burton Smith,
Atlanta, Ca, Mrs. Robert Burdette,
Cambridge City, Ind, Mrs. Juaniata
Shepherd, st. Paul, MINI.
Education committee, Mrs. Geo.
G.. Skies. chairman.
The Educational Awakening in
Kentucky, Mrs. Desha Breckenridge,
Lexington, Ky.
| English Scholarships for American
Women, Mrs. Ella M. D. Glines.
Cooperation of Women's Organi-
cations for Good Schools, Miss Laura
D. Gill.
10 o'clock. Discussion Of presi-
dents report.
Report of committees on revision
of bylaws. General business.
Saturday Afternoon.
g o'clock. Duplicate of meeting
at Symphony Hall.
8 o'clock. Civics conference.
Paternalism, Mr.. Joseph Lee Of
Boston.
The Worlds Greatest Problem:
The Suppression of tuberculosis
Mrs. Rufus Williams of Cambridge
Discussion and one-minute reports
from states.
4 o'clock. Literature conference
5 o'clock. Forestry conference.
Saturday Evening, Symphony Hall
Mrs. Mary Alden Ward, presiding.
$3.50 o'clock. Industrial and child
labor committees, Mrs. Clarence
Burns, chairman.