The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-12-22
ELECTION OF
OFFICERS
LEAGUE HOLDS ELECTION
AND ENTERTAINS SEATTLE
VISITORS-A LEAP YEAR
DANCE AND SUPPER BEING
ARRANGED FOR NEW YEAR
NIGHT.

If any proof We're needed that the
Ladies' Label League is decidedly on the
job it might be found in the large at
tendance at Monday evenings meeting
despite the heavy downpour of rain. It
takes more than a rain storm to dampen
the ardor of the league ladies.
Added interest was given to the meet
ing by the presence of Organizer Rose B
Moore and Mrs. Sylvester and Mrs. Ida
Levy of the Seattle league An hour
was spent in the fore part of the evening
getting acquainted with the Seattle
ladies and renewing acquaintance with
| Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Moore expressed her
pleasure at being privileged to again
meet the Everett people, among whom
she had made many warm friends. She
spoke encouragingly of the work in Sc
attle and told the women that Seattle
was not going to be outdone by Everett
in the matter of live woman's move
ment The Seattle leauge has a present
membership of 10 and is growing fast
then the semi-annual election of officers
took place. A friendly but spirited con-
test resulted in the following new Off
GERS being chosen: President, Mrs
Theo Zeigler (re-elected); first vice
president. Mrs. Thomas (re-elected) ;
second vice president, Mrs. VIM. Smith
| (re-elected); recording secretary, Miss
Bergeron re-elected) financial secre-
tary, Mrs. Olinger elected; treas
urer, Mrs. Franzen corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Burcham; sergeant t-arms
Mrs. Francois (re-elected); doorkeeper
Mrs. Martin. Election of trustees and
delegates to Trades Council was laid
over until the next meeting
A communication was read from the
State Federation of Labor inviting the
league to affiliate and inclosing dele
gates credentials. It was voted to af
filiate and Mrs. Zeigler and Mrs. Olinger
were chosen to represent the league as
fraternal delegates. The affiliation
comes too late to allow of regular ac-
credited delegates at the next conven-
tion entitled to vote, but the ladies at,
tending will be seated with probably all
convention privileges save that of voting
| No expense will incur to the league treas
ury through sending fraternal delegates
at this time.
Next Monday evening there will be
no meeting but the following Monday
New Years night will see something
doing. A leap year dance and supper is
the novel attraction promised. A com
mittee of three members, Messrs
Olinger, McNeeley and Williams, will
engage the music and prepare and serve
| the supper. The ladies will reserve all
rights to praise or knock the culinary
efforts of the men as they see fit, but
refuse to be responsible for its prepara-
| tion. A committee of three ladies will
| act as floor managers and woe betlde
the nckless man that tries to "sit OUT
a dance. A free will offering will de-
fray the expenses. A contribution box
will be placed on the desk and each one
is at liberty to deposit as much or as
little as he sees fit. For financial rea-
sons it might be well to take up the free
will offering before the refreshments
make their appearance.
There will be something doing every
minute at the next meeting and you
can't afford to miss it.