The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-03
Women Pledge Their Hearty
Support to Goods Manufac-
tured in Utah.
WILL SHOW NO PARTIALLY
IN ACCORDING PATRONAGE
Charter Roll of Membership In
cIudes Thirty; Scope of Or
ganizatiOn Statewide.

Having in mind the creation OF de-
mand for Utah manufactured goods anu
with the determination to build up ii
sentiment of loyalty to Utah factories
a number Of public spirited women met
ut the Commercial club Thursday alter
noon and completed the details OF the
organization OF the Utah Home Industry
association with membership limited to
women Of the. state. Officers were CHOSEN
and a committee appointed to draft W.
constitution and bylaws by whleh t'e
association Is 10 be governed, -
Preliminary to the organization ths
women listened to addresses by JoscpIi,
T.. Caine. secretary OF the CohlIneTclin' M ci
club; George s. McAllistcr and ID. +. COL
lett. president and secretary. respective,
ly, OF the Manufacturers association OF
Utah. and Carl r, Williams. director OF
the publicity bureau OF the CoTnmerG,iai va
club. relative TO the need Of home IN
dustry league and OF the work that can
he accomplished by such an organiza-
ton
Will Be Impartial
While the organization OF the associa-
tion has no direct connection with tne
Manufacturers association, the move
ment for the organization had It's begin :
ming in a suggestion made at a meetinE
Of the members OF the ManutactureFS
association few weeks ago. Later n
meeting Of the manufacturers of the state
was held in the Vermont building, when
resolutions were passed p!enGlnE t.s Suf
port OF the Manufacturers association ana
OF the men engaged in manufacturing IN
the state not affiliated with the associa :,
tion. AZ this meeting IT was agreed
that no par,iality was 70 be shown any
one manufacturer With this under
standing the meeting was called which
resulted in the permanent organization or
the Home Industry association.
Officers were chosen as follows for the
association Mrs. Olive lIavens. presl-
dent: Mrs. Lilly CLAYTON Wolstenholme.
vice president and Mrs. Marie T.. Bow
man, secretary. Mrs. Bavens outlined
the plans for the association in an ad :
dress in which she accepted the presi-
Of the club will be provided with hand
book containing the names Of all the
manufacturers of the state and list OF
the products OF their factories The mem
preference To this list as long as price
and quality are consistent with goods
made outside the state.
Charter Membership Large.
The new organization starts out with
charter membership OF thirty. with
prospects OF 4 large increase as soon as
membership committee begins solicit
ing members The charter members of
the association follow: Mesdamcs Olive
Havcns, NV G. Wolstenholme. j. L..
Bowman, c. c. sloan. w. l.. Wetherbee.
George S. McAllister. c. D. Harding. c.
Corav AIhrltton. n 4, Dunvon, p. w.
Dunvon. A. c. Whcrry. E. @. Waldren,
a. +. McCanne. Freeman Morningstar.
Kent o. Keyes. J. W, Farrell, R. r. Eaa-
non. W. n. Williams. Matte II. Tingev,
Selden Clawson. +. ]. Alexander, o. S.
Jackson Robert Shelton. Bird Murphy.
y: F coliHt, George F FLOYD; J. II,
dIth, w. F. Jensen, r, Bonnemort and
w. II. Farnsworth.