The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-07-03

Mrs. McGlinchey, Mrs. Driscoll and
Mrs. Redington,
S. d. STROUP, Press Cor.
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WONIAN'S CLUB MEETS IN WAL
LACE.
Wallace Press: While nature
smiled her sweetest smile, the sun
shone brightly and the pure noun
tain air rustled the leaves on the
trees and waved the many flags Of
the city in welcome, the first bust
ness session of the seventh annual
meeting of the Idaho State Third
district convention opened in the dis
trict court room yesterday morning
at $3.50 O'Clock.
Nearly every club in the district
is represented by one or more dele
gates and the meeting was an inter-
esting and enthusiastic one. During
the morning several papers on the
program were interspersed with mus
ical numbers by Miss Donna Dunlap,
Mrs. Gary G. Burke, Miss Ethel Gro
we'll, Miss Sadie Mattson and Mrs.
Walter c. Clark, Miss Pearl Wick
ersham playing the Accomplishments
for Mrs. Burke and Mrs. Clark.
On the rostrum presiding was Mrs.
J. e. Clyde, president of the Third
district. Seated with her were Mrs.
Aubrey G. Butterfleld, president of
the state federation, and Mrs. J. l..
McClear, first vice president of the
Third district of Couer d'Alene.
The city's welcome, given by May
or Hugh Toole, was heartily applaud
ed by the delegates and visitors, who
filled the room. Many ladies from
the city accepted the invitation to
be present at the meeting.
The full program for the conven-
ton follows:
Wednesday, $3.50 A. M.
The city's welcome, Mayor Hugh
Toole.
Piano solo, Miss Donna Dunlap,
Wallace.
Report of board of directors.
Report of credentials committee.
Vocal solo, Mrs. o. O. Young,
Couer d'Alene.
Address of welcome, Mrs. M.
Wickersham, Wallace.
i Response for federation, Mrs. L.
r. Henderson, Moscow.
Vocal solo, Miss Stella Bartels,
Wallace.
Address, Club Work" Mrs. Au-
brey Butterfield, president of state
federation OF, women's clubs.
Reports of clubs.
Vocal solo, Mrs. G.. Carey Burke,
Wallace.
Wednesday, 2 p. M.
Violin solo, Gladys Fisher, Wal
lace.
Report of committee on education,
Mrs. George H. Black, chairman,
Lewiston.
Discussion by club members.
Report of committee on library
extension, Mrs. Mary E. Forney,
Moscow.
Discussion by club members.
Music.
Report of historical committee,
Mrs. Margaret Goddard, chairman,
Wardner.
Historical paper, 1.-THE Old Mis-
sion," Miss S. Annette Bowman,
Wardner.
Vocal solo, Miss Sadie Mattson,
Wallace.
Report of committee on pure food
and household economics, Mrs. John
G. Abels, chairman, Moscow.
Discussion by club members.
Report of committee on civil SER
vice reform, Mrs. ]. B. Anderson,
Lewiston.
Paper, "Civil Service Reform"
Mrs. John W. Givens, Orofino.
Report of committee on civics,
Mrs. Stanley P. Fairweather, chair
man, Wallace.
Discussion by club members.
Paper, "Civics and Women" Mrs.
Della Willis, Lewiston.
Vocal duet, Mrs. William Simons
and Mrs. Robert Lindsey, Wallace.
Thursday, 2 p. M.
Piano solo, Miss Kathryn Baird,
Wallace.
Woman in Literature" Mrs. G.
W. Gibbs, Wallace.
Vocal solo, Mrs. Myrtle B. Nord-
luist, Couer d'Alene.
Reading (selected), Mrs. s. G.
Thompson, st. Maries.
Violin solo, Miss Josephine Boyd,
Wallace.
Paper, Judge Lindsay and His