The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-10-29


filed house. We had expected to
give the public this entire address
this week, and can only make ex-
cuse by telling the truth. a reporter
Of the Idaho Falls Register asked for
Of Mrs. Moore, who referred the re-
porter to the editor of Echoes in
whose keeping 1t was to be placed for
use In these columns. The editor
thought she should be courteous to a
paper Of the hostess town and re-
sponded favorably with the under
standing 1t was to be returned to her
Tuesday night. 1t has neither been
seen or heard from since, neither has
the reporter. We shall do our best
to resurrect it for next week.
Tuesday morning came the Teach
ing of Domestic Science, Manual
Training and Agriculture in Public
Schools" by Miss Wood and Miss
Alice Beach Mrs. Hansbrough was
to have read a paper entitled Report
of National Council and other notable
conventions Of Women but was re-
leased from this duty because Of the
new ones thrust upon her as persid-
| ing officer. Mrs. Clouchek was ready
with her paper, "Shall the Academy
Of Idaho be made> a Technical
School,"
| Mrs. Madden was heartily cheered
when she took the floor to conduct
the Mothers Council and called upon
Mrs. Doty for her carefully prepared
paper on Ideals from Mothers
Standpoint Miss Thompson OF the
Nome Finding Society Of Boise was
unfortunately detained at home and
sent Rev. Christian, the superinten-
dent to fill her place on the program.
Mrs. HUMPHREYS was ready with her
4 paper on the Industrial school work.
We shall not comment on the above
work as it will all appear to you in
4 printed form that you may judge for
yourselves. The key note Of the
convention at Mackay last year was
local option and the district made it
count by causing everything to go
dry so faras elections have been held.
This year the key note was education
and child training and you may be as
! sured the same good account will be
received this year
Mrs. Moore gave a valuable talk
on the work of the general fedora
ton.
4 There were three designations to
offer in the district cabinet, Mrs, Rec
sor as president, Mrs. Harris first vice
| president and Mrs. Don Larabie cor
responding secretary. They were ac-
cepted and filled in an election in
i the order named. Mrs. Biethan,
Blackfoot, president; Mrs. Barnes of
Pocatello, vice president; and Mrs.
! J. B. Davis of Blackfoot, secretary.
The music rendered throughout
the sessions was especially delightful
being given by the home talent of
Idaho Falls.
\ Mrs. Wilson of Blackroot and the
Irish barrytone singer. Mr.. Roudon,
accompanied by Miss Terry, who are
now permanently located at Butte,
but have some warm friends among
music lovers in southeastern Idaho.
The beautiful entertainment given
so heartily by the Idaho Falls clubs
was enjoyed and appreciated to the
fullest extent and the elegant recep-
ton at the home of Mrs. G.. G.. Wright
proved a happy ending to the conven-
ton.
BY the way we almost forgot Mrs.
Bowerman and her loan scholarship
work. She was there to present 1t
ably and would probably have raised
good big sum but her time was SO
short, you will hear from her later
to.
4 1t was expected Mrs. Clouchek the
recording secretary would be on the
train with the resolutions but she re-
NAMED over and for this reason they
were carried on to Twin Falls.
The following delegates were pres
emit.
Blackfoot---Study Circle, Mrs. Mat
tie M Wilson, Mrs. Ernest Peck
4 n Blackfoot Current Event Club Mrs
Nettie Boyle, Miss Maude F. Johnson
Mrs. Snsan M. Biethan.
i, Blackfoot v. /. s., Mrs. Jessie
Woodin, Mrs. Lora Davis, Mrs. Mar.
garet agon, Mrs Byrd Trego, Mrs. j
w, Chapman. Mrs. w. c Johnson.
lcsy,: ?QordhdQwnlattu,, &C, ,ould ia
Twin Falls Twentieth Century club
Mrs. Annie Aiken. Mrs. Emma Clou.
chek. A
Pocatello Civic club, Mrs. w. A
HUFF, Study League, Mrs. Frank Mad
den. Mrs ID. w. Standrod Mrs. Geo