The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-01-15

Mrs. Henderson, the report was ord
erred placed on file.
The report of the Third district
was given verbally by Mrs. clyde Of
Wallace, the retiring president Of the
district.
Moved by Mrs. Fairweather ant
seconded, that committee of three
he appointed to consider the revision
|of the constitution.
Moved and seconded that we ad-
|journ. Carried.
The visiting members were given
Luncheon by the young women oil
the Domestic Science department al
the university, after which a visit was
made to the different buildings at the
university.
Upon invitation of Mrs. H. T.
French, the delegates stopped with
her for cup of tea before returning
to town.
n Meeting reconvened at the same
place Wednesday evening at $3.50
o'clock.
Mrs. Forney, first vice president, in
the chair. The following appoint
ments of committees were announced:
Revision of Constitution-Mrs
Hugh France, Wallace, chairman;
Mrs. Dockery, Boise; Mrs. Cloucheck,
Twin Falls.
Transportation-Mr H. N. Coffin,
Mrs. e. S. White.
The president, Mrs. Aubrey G.. But
terrified OF Weiser, delivered her an
nual address, "The Silent Call" after
which the following musical program
was rendered:
Violin solo by Mr.. Carl Grissen, ac-
by Prof. Cogswell.
Piano solo by Prof. Cogswell, fol-
lowed by another violin solo by Mr..
Grissen.
A reception was then held, which
its share toward round
ng out the evenings pleasure.
Meeting was called to order Thurs
lay morning, October 22nd at $3.50
!. m, in the same place.
The president, Mrs. Butterfield, in
he chair.
A letter was read by the secretary
rom Shaw & Borden of Spokane, in
orming the officers that the note
looks and pencils had been sent as
Judge McCutcheon of Idaho Falls,
member of the last legislature, gave
IN interesting talk on laws that have
'een passed concerning women, with
ONE advice regarding our future
york. Minutes of meeting of October
LIST, 1908, were read by secretary.
Moved by Mrs. Truitt, and seconded, |
hat the minutes be approved as re-
eived. Carried.
A motion was made by Mrs. Hen
erson, seconded by Mrs. Forney that
telegram be sent to Mrs. E. D. Ford !
Weiser, corresponding secretary of |
he state federation, who was unable
n account of illness to be present,
sndering the hearty greeting of the !
tate federation and expressions Of !,
ppreciation of the great amount of i
,ork performed by her. Carried un-
Report of civil service reform was
cad by Mrs. d. w. Standrod of Poca-
lilo, chairman. Reading of bill was
1T until later.
Report Of the committee on educa-
on by Mrs. Hans J. Roam Of Boise
as read by Mrs. Truitt Of Moscow.
Discussion was led by Mrs. Bower
an moved and seconded that the
ate Federation form permanent ,
on art study. Carried.
An address was then given by Rev.
p. Christian of Boise on 1.-The
'ork of the Home Finding Society,"
A motion to adjourn was then
ade, duly seconded and carried.
Meeting reconvened Thursday az !
rnoon, with the president in the ,
air. A piano solo was given byl1
ISIS Knepper.
A talk was given by Mrs. s. H. /,
ayes Of Boise, regent of the Uni 4
rsity Of Idaho, giving Some ),
lases of University Work." T.,
DR.. MacLean, president of our
ate university, gave an address on
'ome Educational Programs. A
10 was given by Mrs. Norquist Of =
'eur d'Alene. Some charming
etches we're given by Miss Permeal = ..
'ench. ~
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