The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-13
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there is none having higher purposes.
nobier aims, nor greater powers or ac-
complisnment, than have the women's
"The pure, noble, devout and patri-
otto women banded together in these
clubs are ever watchful OF the best
interests of the community and are
ever ready to espOuse any cause which
has for It's object the attainment OF
higher ideals in moral and social re-
form, and no one is listened to with
more confidence nor treated with
greater respect than are the delega-
lions representing the women's clubs
embraced within your federation.
Achievements at Provo.
in our own town the united action
OF our women's clubs has accom-
plished a great deal in the way of
civic and municipal reform; and to
those clubs is due almost entirely the
credit for a safe and sane observance
or Independence day by our citizens.
They We're among the first TO begin
the agitation which led up to the es-
adjustment OF our free public library.
and they have done much to help make
our public schools healthful, safe and
sanitary.
There is much work stin before
them. which will, no doubt be taken
up with an earnest, unsefish and pa
triotic determination TO carry 1t
through 10 a successful conclusion.
while you are here L hope you viii
find time to drive about our city, visit
our educational institutions, note the
majesty OF our mountains and the
beauty and richness of our valley. We
wish to make you happy while you
are here and viii do so to the best OF
our ability, and trust that you will
have cause TO remember your meet
ing at Provo with pleasure and salts
faction"
Mrs. COwan Responds.
Mrs j. W COWan of Salt Lake, in
the absence of Mrs. f. W. Hayt, vice
president of the State Federation. gave
and witty manner. She said that in
behalf OF the ladies who have come
as delegates, and otherwise, TO this
convention, she wished to say that all
was not given merely for pOliteness,
and that the visiting ladies will try
TO justify all of the elaborate prep
arations, by leaving reports of work
well done, and an inspiration for the
coming year.
The vocal solo by Miss Anna Newell
was a charming feature of the pro-
gram. She voiced a welcome from the
Junior SOrOsis, and gracefully respond
ed to an encore.
Mrs. Jennie Cheever gave an outline
OF the arrangements made for the Fed
Grafton meeting. so that each one viii
receive her full share of attention, and
that no one will be sighted through
ignorance of the plans.
President Wants Flag.
The report of the credentials com
mittee was not ready because all Of
the clubs had not paid their dues. 1t
is the custom of the Federation TO col
lect ali dues before October 8, but the
clubs viii be given until this morning
10 pay up, or forfeit their vote, which
is also a rule of the Federation.
The state president, Mrs. c. H. Nc
Mahon. made a few announcements
and showed 10 the delegates the flag
that she took to the biennial in Gin
cinnati in May. Utah has no flag
and Mrs. Mcmahon recommended that
this one be adopted.
She also suggested that a letter of
thanks be sent Nj. WOrthington. OF
the Keith-O Brien company in Salt
Lake, for designing the flag, and hav-
ing il made in time for the biennial.
The green is symbolic of the sage brush
and Of course the sego lily is the state
flower.
The flag occupies a place OF promi-
hence in the hall where the meetings
are held.
Thursdays Program.
The program for tomorrow is:
$3.50 a. m.-Timekeeper, Mrs. A. ].
Gorham; parliamentarian. Mrs. C. S
Presidents address, Mrs. C. H. Nc
MahOn. Salt Lake.
Solo. ''Since l First Met Thee" Cru
benstein), Miss Olive Nixon, Provo.
Biennial FepOrts-Mrs. @. ". z. Dor
sey, Mrs. A. f. McCanne, Mrs. c. II.
Mcmahon.
Report of general federation secre-
tary and bureau of information, Mrs.
f. o. Leatherwood. Salt Lake.
Piano solo. Miss Lael Irvine, Provo.
Reports of Officers-Recording sec
rotary, Mrs. John DOugall. SpringVille:
corresponding secretary, Mrs. John F.
COwan, Salt Lake treasurer, Mrs. r.
B. Porter. ogden: auditor, Mrs ]. 7.
Horning, Manti; organizer, Mrs. j. T.
Beless, Salt Lake.
Presentation of new clubs.
Roll call OF clubs.
Report program committee.
Review Of article. "WOman's Inva-
General discussion.
1890 p. m.-Luncheon.
2:30 D. m.-Educational session.
Vocal solo, Ethel Rasband.
DUTY of School Boards Toward De-
feetive Children" Frank y. briggs.
ogden.
Public Fairgrounds and Gymna-
sums" Mrs. H. J. Hayward. Salt Lake
Discussion. conducted by Mrs. E. ].
RhOad. Provo.
''Ballade" (Chopin). Asel Nelson. pi-
.'Need of Training in Psychology for
Mothers" Miss Rosalie Pollock. Salt
Drive. 4:sO to $50.
Thursday evening. o'clock.
Piano solo, Miss Murilla Hunter, Og-
den.
''The Blue Bird" Mrs. William lyle
heart. Salt Lake.
Music; Miss Florence Jepperson, con-
traltO; Miss Ida Edmunds. accom-
PIANIST