Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-01-05
PRES. MRS. GUY BOWERMAN, OF
ST. ANTHONY, STILL LACKS
CHAIRMEN
Local Women Represented On Sew
eraI Committees of the State Fed
Grafton of Women's CIubs..-Sev-
eraI New Committees.

efaJlOu OF WoiHch . NiuH'' 10" AoNNN
if no easy task to fill the standing
committees through which the work .
of the federation is to be done dur
ing the next two years. and num-
Der of the regular committees are /
not vet complete, several lacking a I
chairman.
one of the important new commit
tees added to the regular list this
wear is that on industrial and social
conditions. The duties of this COM
mittee during the next two years will
be to compile statistics of the condi-
tions of working women throughout
the state. from the most mental la
bor to the highest positions. and to
outline the needed legislation to cor
rect any conditions which may be
found detrimental to women. 1t mas
been stated through the press of the
country by outsiders that Idaho has
almost no laws governing the work
of women and that in many instanc-
es the women are underpaid and ov-
erworked and it will be the duty OF
this committee to look into these
charges and to report fully at the
next federation meeting.
Another new committee is the
health committee. This committee Is
supposed to cooperate with the state
hoard of health in creating a senti-
ment favoring medical inspection oil
the public schools and in carrying out
the provisions of the pure food laws
or in having ortions of thep law re-
nealed If its requirements do not a.
pear to be practical.
The most important committee
lust at present is the legislative COM
mittee which will be much in ev-
idence during the coming session OF
the legislature. the club women haY-
ing sew raj important measures 10
present to the legislature.
The following members of COM
mittees up to date have been an
nounced by Mrs. Bowerman;
Health committee ~ Mrs. Finir
BENTLEY. Lewiston; Mrs. E. G. Elridge
of Moscow; Mrs. John Matthews,
Weiser: Mrs. James Clyde, Wallace;
Mrs. Charles Paul, Rupert; Mrs. Ada
Brundage, Nampa.
Household economics-Mrs. Cecil
Hapf. St. Anthony; Mrs. Anna AK
en-. Twin Falls; Mrs. J. NJ Casson'
Parma: the chairman Of this COM
mittee will be appointed from Poca-
D. tello.
Industrial and social conditions
, Mrs. w. A. Stone, CALDWELL Mrs
) Blaine. Montpelier; Mrs. G. w. Leep-
d er, Occur d'Alene.
Historical-Mr R. Y. Crozien
Moscow Mrs. ]. S. Scott; Occur d
Alene; Mrs. j. G. Green, Boise; Mrs
s j. A. Niece, Nampa; Mrs. Georgi.
Morgan, Mackay.
Club extension-Mrs Little Red
r dington, Payette Miss Margaret Rob
0 erts. Boise; Mrs. w. A. Antilles, Pc
6 catello.
o Loan scholarship-Mr G. f
Hansbrough Blackfoot; Miss Permes
I French, Moscow; Mrs. Russell Hit
3 Idaho Falls; Mrs. William Dollar
. Occur d'Alene; Mrs. r. A. Noursc
i Boise. Mrs. G. E. Bowerman, 81
4 Anthony; Mrs. Susan Biethan, Black
foot. secretary of committee.
Press-Mrs. L. b. Green, chairma
first district; Mrs. J. H. Forney, thir
n district; Mrs. Dymal Jones, secon
district; Mrs. f. j. Dockery, forme
c. chairman. member ex-ofhcio.
a. Educational-M E. NJ. Holder
re Idaho Falls; Mrs. Stanley Fairweatl
a er. Wallace; Mrs. Alice Beach, Blacl
ay foot; Mrs. Aubrey Butterfeld. We
is. ser; Mrs. Walter Headington, Mo
ne cow
ut Program committee-No chairma
has yet been announced for the cor
3" mittee. The members are as follows
e. Mrs. Sweeley Twin Falls, first dis
LIP riot; Mrs. Warren Truit. Mosco'
nd third district: Mrs. E. J. Decker
Ily Boise. second district; Mrs. FraI
re- Madden, Pocatello. previous chat
in man.
ot Legislative L. B. Gree
er. Mountain Home; Mrs. w. c. Humm'
as St. Anthony; Mrs. K l. Perky, Bots
It Mrs. L. c. Forbes, Lewiston.
1es Civil Service-Mrs. W. d. Sta
liz rod. Pocatello; Mrs. Henry Sha
tee Occur d'Alene; Mrs. X. I. Perl
SIX. Boise: Mrs. d. II. Biethan, BlaC
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