Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-10-27


Biennial commenced on Thursday
last at the Congregational church,
there being a large attendance which
was also a highly representative one.
Mrs. Forney of Moscow who is
State Federation president was in
the chair
A solo by Mrs Wright was follow
ed by the invocation by Rev. w.
Rexford Mhs d. w. Stanrod gave
the address of welcome to which Mrs.
Bowerman replied on behalf of Tie
visiting delegates.
Reports were read by the CORES
pending secretary, Mrs. NJ. E. Lewis
of Moscow, Mrs. Coffin of Boise, re-
cording secretary and Mrs. Earl c
White, treasurer. Mrs. D. II. Beth
an gave report of the FIRST districs
of the second district and for the
third district Mrs. l. n. Smith gave
the report Mrs. Mcmahon of Salt
Lake, President of the Utah Fedora
tion, and. also member of the ma
tional federation Mrs W. A. Stone.
grand secretary was read and put on
file.
In the evening a great address %
"Civics" by Mrs McMahon was the
feature a solo by Mrs. Wright wourd
up the session.
Fridays proceedings opened with
reports of committees. Among the
speakers was Mrs. Greene. an attorney
from Mountain Home, was particular
ly interesting, her thoughts on "chi!d
conservation the right to be we'll
bern, the better study of civil SER
vice law by women and other points
TO say the least were surprises but
of veal weight Miss Alice Lorraine
Daily of the Academy of Personal De-
velopment was particularly pleasing;
introspection making the most of
ones self. the development of the
ali were dealt with most ably and TIC
remarks regarding the inner light
which illuminates' being absolutely
necessary before the outer ordinary
life could be really useful were most
convincing. 1t was mater for regret
that at the night session the musical
entertainment by the Blackfoot musi-
clans was omitted, it being found
impossible almost at the last NOM
ent
The following were appointed
committees and passed by the Gre
dentials committee as entitled to sit
at the convention.
Credentials Pittinger, Mrs
Biethan and Mrs. E. c. White.
Resolutions-M X. l. Perky
Miss French of the University of Ida
no and Mrs. G. A. Hansborough.
Friday afternoon the delegates
paid a visit to the Academy. details
of the visit are given under Academy
notes. In the evening the address oil
Mrs. Forney, president of the feder.
alton. was the feature and was quite
up to the level of annual speeches
The legislative committee present.
ed their report which was rather ex
tensive. The funds of the Loan Stal
Fund now standing at s164O were
the subject of considerable discussion
which engendered some heat. The
fund is operated to help those de
sirous of taking the University cours.
Lrr aHn TO
ses, same being refunded as soon a.
the recipient of the loan is able g.,
earn money.
Saturday morning reports of com
mittees were taken and election o
Ulcers made. The following is th-
list of officers elected:
President, Mrs. Bowerman.
First Vice President, Mrs. LaRue
Second Vive President, Mrs. Good
ing.
Recording Secretary. Mrs. X. 7
Perky
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs
Chas Thompson.
Treasurer. Mrs. E. A. Pease.
Directors. Mrs. Forney Mrs. d
w. Stanrod.
General Secretary. Miss Permee
French.
Delegates to the General Fedora
ton which meets in 1912, Mrs. Gee
r Bowerman, Mrs. James H. Forney