The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-10-09

streets and the educational az we'll
as the artistic value OF mural deco
rations.
The report Of the G. F. w. G. meet
ing at Boston was written by Mrs.
Wilbur, delegate to that convention
from Mountainhome. This was fol.
lowed By terse and witty discus
sion Of the Biennial by Mrs. Kurtz
OF Nampa, who never missed ses-'
sion Of the entire ten days.
No Slate ~ This Convention.
When the time for the election Of
Iomcers arrived II was quite evident
that no slate had been prepared for
this convention. Nominations were
made only to be declined BY the nom
inees. For president Mrs. Charles
Eteunenberg Of Caldwell. Mrs. Hurts
Of Nampa. Mrs. Green OF Mountain
home. Mrs. Perky OF Boise. Mrs.
Stone Of Caldwell and Mrs. Pittinger
Il 7Tl 8
Of Boise were AL placed In nomina-
ton. and. although she objected.
Mrs. Pittinger was elected BY accla-
nation. For the other Offices there
was but one nominee for each place.
The invitation from the Portia
club OF Payette to be the guest Of
Payette at the next annual meeting
was accepted with pleasure.
The exhibition of sketches by Miss
He'll of Cincinnati in the rooms Of the
Caldwell Commercial club attracted
much attention during the sessions.
Two important resolutions were
unanimously adopted by the fedora
ton. The first embodied the sug-
gestion made by Mrs. Butterfield-
One resolution asked that the Dis
trict Federation recommend to the
State Federation that the chairman
of the several standing committees
| from the three districts be made
| members of the same committee of
the state, the president to select the
fourth member who should act as
chairman. This arrangement would
of necessity make the term of the
| district president two years instead
of one as formerly.
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Comments on Caldwell Meeting.
Mrs. Butterfield writes What a
| pity you could not have been at Cald-
we'll. Mrs. Dockey says "The meet
ing was grand success; you cannot
| say too much in it's favor" Mrs.
| Pittinger says, "The federation
meeting was enthusiastic for the
Home Finding Society for Children"
| Mrs. Mather says, For some reason
your letter and one from Mrs. Rees-
or, containing greetings from the
| first district were not delivered to me
at Caldwell; they were forwarded to
me after / reached home You, of
| course, know we endorsed Echoes
| Just as it is and we considered it
quite joke that anyone should OBJ
ject because the Idaho Republican is
a political paper.
| II wish every club and every club
! woman in this state would take to
heart Mrs. Shepards words, and try
! to find out why it is So" she said
| why are women so hard on each
other, SO much harder than men are
on them, or than men are on each
| other? If we would each promise
ourselves to be little kinder to one
| another this year, to try and attri-
butte a good motive to things we do
not at first understand, and to try
and think that perhaps others have
ideas sometimes as good as our own,
what wonders we might accomplish
ideas some times as good as our own,
/ "a little help and appreciation at
| times means so much
When we can work more in SYM
pathy, unison and harmony, then are
we going to have stronger and bet
ter organization in every sense of
the word
!. :. ;.
Don't Be Barred Out!
Have you paid your state dues?