The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-04
Child Culture.

The professors at the University have
been magnanimous enough 10 give a
splendid program to the Mothers Con-
gress, which win practically be univer-
sity extension work. and the ladies are
looking forward with great pleasure TO
It's execution
The most important study before the
world today is child culture
The haphazard method and imperfect
knowledge of former times giving way
to exact method ana scientific GER
tainty.
Mothers cannot afford to keep aloof
from any means which makes them
more efficient in their families. Faith
ers, likewise, need the quickening OF
this new movement.
All who care for the advancement
OF the race and the progress OF the
world should take advantage of this
opportunity for information.
One afternoon every month, given to
the study OF child culture. Will lend
stimulus to the lectures we have pro-
vided by university professors and other
workers along the lines which mean so
much to the future race that is soon
to take our places in the worlds az
fairs
This is the only philosophy that is
worth anything-the kind that can be
used i'm the everyday development OF
ourselves and our children.
Following is the program:
September 10-Address, Mrs. G. r.
Allen; Domestic Science, Miss Althea
october s-Mrs. c. G. Plummer. How
to Teach Reverence; Prof. Mosiah Haul,
Child Culture.
November 12-Miss Elsie ]. Ward
Physical Culture: Prof. J. II. Paul. Care
and Culture of Youth.
December 1O-Current Topic Mrs
Spalding: Prof James Mcknight, Chill
dren's Interests.
January 14-Mrs. william Igieheart.
Storytelling; Prof. Howard briggs.
Literature for Children.
February 11-Miss Davenport, Home
Nursing; Prof. Milton Bennion. Defec-
tive Senses.
March 12-Miss Clara J. Colburne. A
Plea for Simplicity in Childhood and
Youth. Prof. JakOb BOlin. Physical
Basis Of Education.
April 9-Mrs. A II: S. Bird. Public
School Curriculum: Miss Mary 3. Fox.
Child Nature.
May 14-Current Topic: Prof. VIII
liam G.. Roylance. Overtraining OF the
Child: Business Session.
Following are the officers and mem
bers Of the Mothers Congress:
Mrs. G. r. Allen, president; Mrs. A.
TT. s. Bird, first vice president, Mrs.
W. V. Rice, second vice president; Mrs.
J. NJ. Dart. corresponding secretary
Mrs. William II. Tibbals, treasurer;
Mrs. Sol Siegel, auditor; Mrs A. II. :.
Bird, Mrs. w. V. Rice. Mrs. II. !. Fitz-
gerald. Mrs j. NJ. Dart. Mrs. Mary Gil
mer. Mrs. r. II. Snider. Mrs. G. ID. Key
ser. Mrs. Mary A. Boyd. Mrs. I. u. An
derson. Mrs. Anna Young. Mrs. =. +.
Conner. Mrs. ". II. Bennett. Mrs. Mary
NJ Ryan. Mrs. e. r. Allen. Mrs. Frank
McGanney. Mrs NJ. r. Salisbury. Mrs.
o j. Salisbury, Mrs. A. n. Bird, Mrs.
J. 4. Risque. Mrs. L. r. Mccormick, Mrs.
/ W. IT. Tibbals. Mrs. J. w. Ensign. Mrs.
Duncan MacVichie, Mrs. +. W. Senior,
Mrs. l. MARCEL, Mrs. l. II. Stohr,
Mrs Jessie Knowles. Mrs. G. y.
kiPp, Mrs. Margaret Shea. Mrs. Morn
ingstar, Mrs. Robert sheldon. Mrs.
NJ. =. Broffet. Mrs. II. W. Smith.
Mrs. L. G. Miller. Mrs. Lucille FRANKIE.
Mrs. W. L. McClOud. Mrs. c. G. GOss,
Mrs. W. a. Black Miss !. V. Prentice,
] Mrs. Grace Dey. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Johnson,
| Mrs. II. 6. Mcmillan. Mrs W. W. Rivers
/ Mrs. w. II. Frazee. Mrs. W. +. Arnold
| Miss Bentley. Mrs w. +. Snyder. Mrs
/ II. Lambrecht. Mrs. W. G. Ashwill. Mrs
| N. W. ingalls,. Mrs. J. e. Hanchett. Mrs
I J. Q. Lynch. Mrs. Daniel IL Bero. Mrs
| z r Palmer. Mrs. +. II. Holden. Mrs
| W. -. Bunten, Mrs r. X. Schulder. Mrs
/ Olive Harms, Mrs. g. T. Steihl. Mrs
| Frank MCGanney. Mrs. Algna Cook
| Mrs. Sol SieEel. Mrs. Clara Colburne
I Mrs. 6. y. Mixer. Mrs. Mary y. Fox
I Mrs. s. W. Morrison.