The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-13

make our public schools beautiful. safe
| and sanitary
| There is much work still before them,
| which VIII no doubt. be taken up with
an earnest unselish and patriotic deter
| mlnstion 10 carry II through TO a sue
| CcsSful conclusion.
While you arc here hope YOU will find
| time 10 drive about our city. Yisit our
educational institutions. note The majesty
OF our mountains and the beauty and
| richness OF our valley, eat Sornc OF the
| delicious fruits from our orchards, and
rest In our easy chairs. We wish 10
mako YOU happy while YOU arc here and
Will do so TO the best OF our ability. and
trus, that YOU will have cause TO remem-
Der your meeting at Provo With pleasure
and satisfaction.
Mrs Cowan Responds.
Mrs. John r. Cowan of the state di
rectors responded to both these ad-
dresses with Il talk which WAS humor-
Gus as we'll as practical. speaking oil inc
beauty Of the place and the splendid
welcome which had already been ac-
corded the visitors in entertaining them
in the various homes of tho city.
As the morning meeting adjourned
the ladies wore divided into two sec
| tions-a part going TO the Hotel Rob
eris for the midday luncheon and part
| 10 the Hotel bamar-thiS arrangement
having been made IN order that the To-
|
household cares. For the intervening
time many enjoyed first visit to the
beautiful Garden City. and rs II TO
add to the welcome extended tho visi
tors the weather changed and the clouds
lifting showed all tho gorgeous autumn
beauty of the surroundings.
Tho afternoon was given over en-
tirelv TO social time, a very elaborate
reception having been arranged at the
| ,f l M Mrc
S. Jennens as chairman OF tho reception
made a charming hostess at the delight
| fn affair for the guests, Assisting her
wcro the Young girls who constitute
the Sorosis junior, the third club of the
| city.
The main delegation arrived on the
| carly Rio Grande Western train from
the north. although smaller delegations
were arriving all day. Mrs. Frank A.
McGraw of the entertainment commit:
tee ioincd the ladies in Salt Lake and
| in the course of the trip TO Provo com
pleted all arrangements for the placing
Of the delegates with their various hos
tesses. The ladies were given special
car and the delegation was headed by
Mrs. c. II. Mcmahon, president, and
Mrs. John +. Cowan, general federation
secretary Others in the party were:
Mrs. Selden l. Clawson. Mrs. \. l..
Young. Mrs. r. w Whitley. Mrs. \. 7.
McCanne. Mrs. Bcnnion. Mrs. Lydia D..
Alder. Mrs L. NJ. Bailey, Mrs. John
Reed, Mrs. Eugene Traughber, Mrs.
Hamlin. Mrs. +. e. Marcy, Mrs. J. t,
Bcless. Mrs. G.. Il. Blakelv, Mrs. Grant
Swan, Mrs. b. b. Owens, Mrs. Frank I.
Roberts, Mrs. L. s. Peacock. Mrs,
Charles Crismon and Mrs. John Y Rich.
These were Joined at Bingham Junction
by Mrs l.. T.. Campbell of the College
! club. and accompanying them were 1our
ladies from the Manti clubs. Mrs. w.
w. Crawford, Mrs. J. T. HoTnung, Mrs.
| J. w. Brown and Mrs. l.. ;. Peacock;
aud Mrs Edward j.. p, LcCornpte aud
these there were from SpringvIlle a
large delegation which has been arrIv-
ing all day in various ways, Mrs. Mar
tin, Miss Mabel Warner, Miss Efie
| Mcdonald. Miss Sarah Spcrry and Miss
niIma Becker, all of Manti; Mrs. Fer
dinand Erickson. Mrs. II. W. Madsen,
| Mrs. George Christensen, Mrs. ANNE
Maison. Mrs. Douglas Watson. Mrs. Par.
| lev r. Wright. Mrs. John Thomas and
Mrs. John Gully Of Ogden, and Mrs.
| Dalton and Mrs. Knudscn OF Bingham
City. These with the great number OF
Provo club women, members OF the
three clubs of Provo brings the attend
aucc up 10 a splendid showing.
Programme Good One.
The programme for today Is full
one and the subjects 60 be taken up
are varied The meeting OF the mornln
will open at 9:30 and Mrs. Mcmahon
will give the presidents address EN-"
bodying report of the Clnclnnati Dl-
eunial Other biennial reports VIII be he
made by Mrs. Dorsey and Mrs. A: Il
! McCanne and the reports OF the various
officers will almost tll the morning ses'
| sion. One topic only will be presented.
a review of the article called ~ he
| Woman s Invasion TO be gwen oy
Il Mrs. Kate :, Hilliard.
The session of the afternoon VIII DC
devoted to educational matters. EranE
Il X. briggs of Ogden and Miss hosalle
Pollock of Salt Lake being the Two Two
specialists no will present topics MIS-.
If. j. Hayward viii speak on ,fuplli
Plavprounds and Gymnaslums, ana
this subject Will be discussed by MtS
4 E. +, Rnoads. The day Will close VIVID
a literary evening when Mrs, William
ToInhcart will give an interpretatlVe re-
cital of Maeterlinck's 'Ihe blne
Bird and musical numbers VIII pe
pivcn IN accompaniment
Tutersncrsed with real business OF
tbe convention a number OF smaller SO
,.iaI events are giving pleasure to those
i'm attendance notably drive arouhp
Provo and vicinity tomorrow a1lelnooiiI ~
when the men Of the Provo Commcrclal
club wil assist the local cIup "ot"en
entertaining the visitors.