The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-06-19
Chaimen Of Committees are invited to freely use these col
umns We wish frequent reports from
every Club in the State.
Overflow meeting, Chickering hall.
Sunday Afternoon. June %.

Sunday Afternoon, June %.
Organ recital and Vesper service,
Symphony Hall. o'clock organ re-
cital B. L. Whelpley, composer and
organist at the Arlington Street
church.
Vesper service.
Arranged and conducted by Pres
ident Wooley of Mt. Holyoke college.
Monday Morning, Symphony Hall.
Report of nominating committee.
Report of inter-federation commit
tee, Mrs. May Alden Ward, chairman.
Report of outlook committee, Miss
Harriet Lake, chairman.
Report of foreign correspondent,
Mrs. Philip N. Moore, chairman.
Report of library committee, Mrs.
A. F. Broomhall.
Report of Civil Service Reform
committee, Miss Anna Lewis Clark,
Practical Workings of Civil Ser
vice Reform in institutions.
Girls Industrial School, Mrs. Julia
B. Perry, Beloit, Kansas.
Cooperation of the Chapters D
A. R. and the Clubs of Women for
Pure Politics, Mrs. Charlotte Elmer
son Main, Washington, D. G..
State and National Institutions
! Rabbi Morris M. Fuerlicht, Indian
apolis, Ind.
Monday Afternoon, Symphony Hall
8 o'clock. Duplicate meeting.
3 o'clock. Pure Food conference
A o'clock. Household economics
conference.
$3.50 to $3.50 o'clock. Election OF
officers.
Monday Evening, Symphony Hall.
Mrs. Philip N. Moore, presiding.
8 o'clock. An evening with bust
ness women.
Publisher, Mrs. Kate Epson Clark
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Artistic Bookbinder, Miss Emily
Preston, New York.
Farmer, Miss Alice Kinney, New
Franklin, Missouri.
What the Seeing Woman can dc
for the Blind Woman in a Business.
like Way Mile. Christine LeBarra.
que, Boston.
Machinery Broker, Miss Vernon
Holiday, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Club House Manager, Miss Lillian
G. McQuillin, Providence, R. I.
Interior Decorator, Miss Flora Mac
Donald, Boston.
Overflow meeting, Chickerine
Hall.
Tuesday Morning, June 80, SYM
phony Hall.
Report of elections.
General business.
Open discussion.
Press Problems. Justice III
Journalism, Miss Louise Graham
Cleveland, Ohio, leader
2. The Sunday Supplement, Mrs
Sallie Joy White, Dedham, Mass.
| leader
8. The Personal Appeal, Mrs. Rob
ert J. Burdette, Pasadena, CAL, lead
er.
4. The Telephone Interview.
Social Amenities. The Wed
ding Gifts, Mrs. Edward Rotan, Wa
CO, Tex, leader.
2. Christmas Gifts.
8. Perverted Hospitality, Mrs. Bur
| ton Smith, Atlanta, Ca, leader.
| Club Women in Legislative Work
| Report of committee on resolu
tions. General business.
Tuesday Afternoon, Symphony Hall
8 o'clock. Duplicate of Thursda!
morning program.
o'clock. Legislative and indus
trial conference.
IS o'clock. Library extension con
ference.
Thursday Evening, Symphony Hall
Mrs. Decker, presiding.
$3.50 o'clock. Presidents eve
ming.
The motto of the Federation: "Un
ity in Diversity"
| In Essentials-Unity, Mrs. W. K
James, st. Joseph, Mo.
| In Nom ssentials-Liberty, Mrs
Frances Squire Potter, Minneapolis
MINI.
In All Things-Charity, Mrs. J
w. Orr, San Francisco, Cal.
| Congregational Singing.
| Report of committees on resolu
lions, Mrs. William A. Johnston
| chairman.
Introduction of new officers.
| Adjournment.
In order to accommodate the man,
visiting club women, overflow meet
ings of the evening sessions will b.
held.
Duplicate meetings of morning ses
sions will be held most afternoons
Delegates and alternates will no
be admitted to duplicate and over
flow meetings.
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SUSAN B. ANTHONY'S LIFE ORA
Matte.
Few lives so lend themselves t.
dramatic narration as Susan B. An
thongs, says the June Delineator. I
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