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

Mrs. II. II. FRENCH uOHiiudIeu MIS-
H. N. Coffin of Boise for recording
secretary.
Rules were suspended and the
secretary cast the ballot Elected.
( Mrs. Bowerman nominated Mrs.
M. e. Lewis of Moscow for cores
ponding secretary.
Nominations closed and rules sus-
pended. Elected.
Mrs. E. C. White of Pocatello
nominated by Mrs. Coffin for treas
! urer.
Rules suspended. Elected.
Mrs. Bowerman nominated Mrs.
w. A. Stone OF Caldwell for general
federation secretary.
Mrs. Truitt moved ballot be closed
| by secretary. Carried.
Mrs. Clyde of Wardner nominated
Mrs. Aubrey G. Butterfield Of Weiser
/ as director of the Idaho State Fedora
| ton, etc. Nominations were closed
and the secretary put the motion to
suspend the rules and permit the
secretary to cast the ballot. Carried.
Mrs. Lieuallen nominated Mrs.
Leeper Of Occur d'Alene as director
lin the /. S. F. W. C. Carried.
Mrs. S.androd nominated Mrs. ]. H.
Forney as delegate to the next bien-
NAL. Mrs. France nominated Mrs.
Frank Kettenbach of Lewiston.
Mrs. clyde nominated Mrs. Stand
rod. Mrs. H. T. French was month";
ated. Mrs. F. A. Pittenger and Mrs.
S. H. Hays alternates.
Resolutions committee presented
the following report:
Resolutions.
We, the resolution committee of
the Idaho State Federation Of
Woman's Clubs beg to submit the
following resolutions:
First. That each club devote the
last meeting but one before adjourn
,uent in the spring to the considera-
ito If matters pertaining to district
and state federation meetings that
the Constitutions of both declarations
be read at this meeting, dues paid and
delegates elected to both declarations.
Second. That official circular let
ter, be issued in the state organ,
Rom the state and respective districts
20 be read at this meeting.
Third. That the newly appointed
committees write to the general sch
Grafton chairman of their respective
committee and the bureau of infoT-
nation for data in regard to the
work on their different committees
and that they issue a circular letter
which shall be sent to their respec-
i've clubs for consideration.
Fourth. That each member of
state committees shall distribute in
in her own district.
Fifth. That stationery be fur
nished to state chairman and other
state officers.
Sixth. That notices be sent Sep
,ember list to the different clubs for
delinquent dues.
Seventh. That the treasurer's re-
port including all local expenses be
given at the last business session of
he state federation meeting.
Eighth. That the program com
nittee be directed to furnish copies
# program as nearly complete. as pos~1
ible to the three district presidents
md the club organ two weeks before
Meeting.
Ninth. That copy of federation
proceedings be printed in Echoes and
90 copies purchased for distribution,
specially to clubs that are not sub
cribers.
Tenth. That the address Of well
ONE delivered by Mrs. l.. Y. Hender-
on be printed in the official organ.
Eleventh. That vote Of thanks
e extended to Shaw & Borden, also
the Badger Printing Company for
ne donation Of pencils and tablets
Or federation use. Y
Twelfth. That a vote Of thanks be
ktended to the ladies of Moscow FOR
leir generous entertainment and
ospitality, also to the faculty OF the
ate university for courtesies g..0wn
sitting delegates and to the yirls OF
le Domestic Science department 70
most delicious luncheon.
Thirteenth. That vote of thanks
extended to the efficient retirin.,
'esident for her generous ou.,ay Of
me and also to the other retiring
ficers.
Fourteenth. That vote of
'artfelt gratitude be extended Mrs.
'nthia Mann for her unselfish gift
block of va1uahIa land in tho