The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-07
WOMEN IN CONVENTION.
District Federation in Session at
Provc-Address of Welcome
by Mrs. J. W. Arid.

Provo. MAY 6-Therc was large at
tendance at the district Federation of
Womens clubs held today in the Com
mercial club rooms. There were dele
gates present from SpTiugville. Spanish
Fork. paysUn Eureka Rpber American
Fork and other towns. Mrs. J. W. Arid
presided. and after invocation by Miss
Josephine Kellogg and singing America
delivered an eloquent address Of earnest
welcome.
Miss Alice L. Reynolds presented an in
teresting paper on Woman. the Con-
server Of High Incentive" A professor
of sociology at Harvard university was
recently credited with the remark
that the very incentive of any consider
able force i'm the American civilization
is the American dollar. Miss Reynolds
gave AN extended presentation Of the
worlds work in art and education which
had not been purchased by dollars. and
urged the club women to their best for the
betterment Of the world and to devote
less time to frivolous pleasure.
The life OF every true woman Is deep
ly emotional life. In conserving her best
emotions. which serve as the highest in
CenuveS in life. woman is rendering TO
ner world one Of the best services. In the
presence of life, with its infinite beauty
and infinite mystery. let us be women.
the nOblest and best Of women"
Mrs. Byron Cummings delivered an able
address on the value Of fedora ton work
in order that a united effort might bring
the best results.
~ noon the Provo club women enter
tanned the visitors at luncheon al the
Hotel Roberts. The afternoon an able
paper was presented by Miss Brinzel on
Child Culture and an interesting ad-
dress by Mrs. Hancock
A spirited discussion on public health
measures was enjoyed. and many valu-
able suggestions brought out.
Bautieul vocal and instrumental salec-
tons and readings added to the interest
Of the meeting.
The city council met last evening and
adopted specifications for sewer district
No. 10. The specifications provide for
every detail of the work. and will be the
standard for future sewer construction
This evening a special meeting will be
held to determine the bonding capacitv of
the city. and the question Of the improve
ment of the WatarwOTks system and the
building OF 'ricipal lighting plant
viii be considered.
Dolly Bleak noo commenced suit in the
fourth district court against 4 = Glib
son TO collect $3.50. alleged to have been
due the husband, now deceased of plain
tiff on sale Of interest iu certain land
located by plaintiffs husband and the
defendant jointly. at Cleveland. Emery
county. in 1881
\ marriage license has been issued To
Henry X. Christensen and Ethel Snow.
both OF Payson.
The Farmers Cooperative association
mas flled articles OF incorporation with
the county clerk. The principal place of
business in Spanish Fork, and the inten-
ton is to engage in general merchandise
business and the production and sale of
farm products. The capital stock is $4,000
in shares of 800 each The following are
the directors and officers; A. T. Money.
president; Lovel MendenhaH vice presi-
dent; Fred Lewis. secretary and treas
urer: Alma SwensOn, W. Q. Greer, Lars
r Larson. Marinus Baadsgaard. A G.
Lundeil. Frank Argyle and Farley Glow
ard
Articles of Incorporation of the II. g.
Blumenthai company have been filed with
the county clerk The company is organ
ized to do business Of manufacturing
and selling sheet metal. tin and galvan-
lied iron supplies for building doing
plumbing. etc Provo is the principal
place Of business The capital stock is
$4,000 in shares of 81 each The follow
ing are the directors and officers: r. c.
Blumeuthal president; Samuel II. Adams
vice president, Arthur Salt. secretary and
treasurer: SeymOre r. Adams. Dan Kirk
wood and Henry p. Taylor
Governor Spry. Fish and Game Com
missioner Chambers and Deputy Fish and
Game Warden Madison will inspect sites
for the proposed state fish hatchery in