The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-01
WOMEN'S CLUBS.

A great deal of interest is being
manifested in the tenth biennial con
vention Of the n, F. W. c., to he held
at Cincinnati from May 10 TO May IS
The delegates of the state federation
are Mrs. J. NJ. Bishop Of Ogden, Mrs
{. II. Mcmahon snd Mrs. G. ". +. Der.
sey with Mrs. A. T. McCannc as alter
nate. Mrs, Elmer b. Jones and per.
hap,s Mrs. George Il. Hancock Of the
Ladies Literary club will leave the
city Sunday. Nav s. Word has been
sent that all delegates visiting cards
must be attached TO their credentials
and trunk tags have also been sent so
that quick service will be assured. The
tram committee is requested to wear
blue ribbon badges. while the reception
committee will wear green badges The
tram committee will meet each train
that comes in. As a greater "art OF
the delegates time will be SCENT al
the music hall all mail should be di.
rectcd to that place. The Utah dele,
headquarters, where any committee
meetings may be held The hcadquar-
ters of the convention are at the Sinton
hotel, but as il was so crowded, the
Utah delegates found il necessary to
take apartments In the Gibson house.
but II there are any vacancies they will
be reserved for tho Utah delegates.
three allernates. but only three dele
gates and one alternate are going, as
many Of the members arc teachers, and
therefore makes il impossible for them
TO leave during the month Of MAY.
While in Cincinnati the Utah federa.
ton delegates are going TO make a
strong plea for the biennial convention
to be held here in 1912, and as the fed.
Grafton has the backing of the gov.
ernor and mayor, il is hoped that they
VIII succeed in having the next conycp.
ton held in Salt Lake
The evening of May 10. preceding the
council, concert by the Cincinnati
Music hall complimentary TO the visit.
ing club women, with the Ohio fedora
ton of women S clubs the bostesses. The
following afternoon, May II, from 3
to g O'Clock, the Ohio federation will
be sat homo in the assembly hall
of the SInton hotel TO extend further
welcome. The biennial will open for.
renee Maxwell, chairman of the local
board, presiding, The work will be
taken up in earnest the morning of
May u with reports, followed by an
afternoon art conference. The first aft
ernooD Will be given TO art. and will
close with a reception in the art mu.
seum. Friday morning will he devoted
to forestry and waterways, followed by
afternoon conferences at Memorial hall.
Saturday morning there viii be ad
dresses on household economies and food
sanitation. Sunday morning tho visit
ors Will have an opportunity to attend
the churches, and in tho afternoon at
4 o clock vcspcr service with the large
organ in Music nall, will be restful and
inspiring. An important business ses-
sion Will occupy Monday morning, with
afternoon conferences on civics, civil
service reform and food sanitation
Tuesday morning the committees on in
dustrlal and child labor legislative mat
ters will report. Wednesday final
business session on resolutions, rural
conditions to be followed by an after
noon conference and round table on
education at Memorial hall, The even.
ing session will he brilliant with nota-
BILE addresses and fine musical numbers
Thursday the anticipated excursion
planned by the Kentucky state fedora
tion to Mammoth cave will prove "A fit
ting finale to what is hoped Will be an
enjoyable biennial.
The last meeting Of the Current