The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-10-15
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CLUB GI.EANINGs

The principal topic OF interest 10
the active members of the second
federation district of womens clubs,
is the meeting of that body at Pay
cite: October 10 and 20. The Portia
club. small in number but large In |
gracious hospitality and delightfully."-
cordial, will have the honor OF enter
tanning the national president OF the
women's federated clubs. Mrs. John
McGlinchey, the vice president of the
fedeation will offer the address OF
welcome. "Prison Reform will be
the subject of an address by Mr.. Ed
win Snow OF Boise. The popular
theme on Fairgrounds under the title
Getty Fairgrounds will assume the
form of discussion led by Mrs. Kin
yon of Boise. The address to which
club members are looking forward
with deep interest Is that of Mrs.
Philip N. Moore, the national presi-
dent, General Federation Its His
tory and It's Aims" with gleanings
from her Panama trip. There will be
luncheon given by the Portia club,
the hostess of the occasion, the usual
delightful reception to the delegates
with plenty of music and other enter
tainment. Then business in plenty,
reading of reports, etc. After the fed
Grafton adjourns, Mrs. Moore will
come to Boise as the guest of Mrs.
S. H. Hays. Several social functions
are being planned in her honor. Chief
among these Is the reception to be
rendered her by the Columbian club
on or near the twenty third of the
month. the usual social afternoon of
the club having been postponed for
this event
Columbian Club
At the regular business meeting OF
the Columbian club held last Satur-
day in Carnegie hall, the following
delegates and atlernates were chosen
to represent the club in the federation
meeting which will be held in Pay
ette on October 10 and 20. Delegates
Mesdames X. 1. Perky, r. L. Nourse,
H. ]. Roam. William Bryon, e. Van
Note, Franklin Coats, w. E. Pierce
and Miss Margaret Roberts, Alter
mates Mrs. w. HI. Ridenbaugh, Mrs.
T. B. Linton, Mrs. j. M. Haines, Mrs.
F. B. King. Mrs. George Collister,
Mrs. Chas. Meek, Mrs. E. H. Beggs,
Mrs. Frank Nourse, Mrs. f. A. Pit
tenger who is president of the Sec
ond District Federation will be one
of the Columbian club delegation as
we'll as Mrs. s. II. Hays Mrs. F. B.
hoped thereKinyon and Mrs. ]. G..
Green who each have place on the
program. 1t is hoped that many 9TH
ers will attend from the Columbian
club as the Portia club feels 1t would
like to be reinforced by as many
members from other clubs in the dis
trict as may be able to be present.
The following chairman with their
respective departments were named
for the year: Program Mar.
garet Roberts, Press-Mrs. James G.
Green; Membership, Mrs. William
Bryon; Historical, Mrs. w. H Riden'
baugh; Civic Improvement. Mrs. ]. M
Haines; Educational, Mrs. fl. 3. Bry.
an; Entertainment, Mrs. Frank
Nourse; Building, Mrs. 4. r. Halves
ton; Music, Mrs. G. M. Stale; Ger
manman, Mrs. Heuschkel: Art and
Travel, Mrs. r. L. Nourse; Shakes
peare, Mrs. X. Perky; Dramatic
pending. The officers for the year
are. Mrs. H. N. Coffin, president;
Mrs. William Bryon, yice-president;
Mrs. Franklin Coats, Rec. Sec: Mrs.
J. H. G. Grayely, Cor. Sec; Mrs. 3,
Van Note, treas; and Miss May Him
rcd, auditor
Several of these may attend the
federation as we'll as other members,
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