The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-06

where within her borders and to wis
you JOY and success in all your Ell
forts.
To our own First District women
want to say that II loving forethough
and untiring energy have aught to d,
IN making blessed time, such
feast of soulful things, of intellectual
pleasures and of bodily comfor
awaits all those who journey to Mac
kay next September. Judging from
views Of the scenery about Mackay
sent to me by Mrs. Morgan, our low
and appreciation of the beautiful will
be taxed to its utmost.
We may contribute to the pleasure
and power of the next district meet
ing by constant anticipation of thu
event, that will store up interest
ideas and the graces of heart that &c
so far to sweeten such gathering Of
earnest women. Thus shall be add tc
the clear invigorating air of the
glorious mountains, the heavenly at
mosphere of love and common pur-
pose.
Yours for service,
EMMA REESOR.
1. I. 4.
Four Leaf Clover Club.
The Four Leaf Glover Club of AL
bion met with Mrs. Nettie Rose. The
meeting was called to order by the
President Mrs. Annie Bridger
Ten members responded to roll call
with quotations from Brooks. A COM
mittee of three were appointed to
write to our senators and congress
men protesting against those clauses
in the census bill which provide for
the appointment of the additional
clerical force through non-competi-
tive examination.
The secretary was instructed to
make application for membership in
the State Federation.
Mrs. Josephine Saunders resigna-
ton as secretary was accepted and
Mrs. J. r. Clark was appointed to fill
the vacancy.
After business meeting, Mrs. Fl. 3.
Snodgrass gave Parliamentary Drill
which was exceedingly interesting.
A paper was then read by Mrs.
Nettie Rose "The Woman's Club
Movement, was good and showed
careful preparation.
Several articles from Echoes"
were read which were appreciated by
all. While refreshments were being
served we discussed current events
in the educational world. Meeting ad-
journed to meet with Miss Ellis Ha-
gar on March H.
i. 4. i.
Idaho State Federation of Woman's
Clubs.
Constitution.
ARTICLE
Nopn hic oocaoio+;on o1,on ~
known as the Idaho State Federation
Of Women's Clubs.
ARTICLE II.
Object The object shall be to
mite all Womens Clubs in the state |
or mutual helpfulness.
ARTICLE III.
Membership. Section 1. - Each
Tub desiring membership in this Fed
ration, shall make application &C
by it's constitution and
membership fee, to the chairman of
he executive board.
Section mo secret society shall
re eligible to membership in this
liberation, and the constitution of
lubs applying for membership shall
how that no political or sectarian
est is required for membership in
heir body. II
ARTICLE Nv.
ficers.---Section The officers
this association shall be president.
'st, second and third ce-presidents,
'cording secretary, corresponding
,cretary, treasurer.
Section 2.-The officers of the
late Federation, together with Cen
al Federation Secretary and two
her members to be elected at the
ennial meeting, shall constitute the
,ecutive board.
ARTICLE V. b
Representation. -Section Each Q
derated club of twenty-five (25) t
embers or less shall be entitled to 8
represented by its president or her o
pointee and one delegate, with an II
ditional delegate for every addi- a
NAL fifteen (15) members. u