Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1912-09-06
CLUB LADIES HELD
INTERESTING MEETING
Twelfth Annual Session of First District FEEDER
alton was Well Attended Delegates Royal
ly Entertained while in Montpelier.

X Prase, Mrs. L. b. Leverich, Mrs
Phil Thomas.
Montpelier-Gem of Mountain
Mrs. j ]. Taylor, Mrs. Nose Levi
Mrs. Anne Hunter.
i Poeatello-Study League-Mrs. @
y. Steeley, Mrs. ID. w. Standrod
Mrs. Alex Campbell, Mrs. w. l.
BatenIan.
4 Pocatello-Civic ClubrMrs. W. J
Ingling, Mrs. q. w. Lille, Mrs. :
M. Nixon, Baroness Won kutLlesten
Rupert-Pioneer Social Club
Mrs. j. #. Todd.
Twin Fails-rwentieth Century
Mrs. Alice Jean Sweeley, Mrs /. B
Perrine, Mrs. II. A. Reed, Mrs. Fl
Clouchek, Mrs Mary Norton, Mrs
| w. 5. Hill, Mrs. r. M. McCollum.
st. Ahthony-Woinan'- Literary
Mrs. Austin Harris. Mrs. o. o. Ska
| let.
Delegates by virtue of Office
Mrs. NJ. J. Swe.tley, First Vice.
President of Twin Falls; Mrs. .. H.
Groo, second vice-presidenG o. Mon.
pelier; Miss Alice Beach, chairman
Educational Committee and Mrs.
5. III. Beithan. chairman civil ser
vice committee of Blackfoot
VIsIToRs-Mrs. Kahn, Blackfoot;
Mrs. j. g. Patterson, Rurley; Mrs
f. A. Pittinger and Miss Margaret
Roberts, Boise.
After hearing the reports Of The
standing committees and treasurer,
the balance of the morning session
was taken up in the discussion OF
questions in which the clubs are
interested.
During the session Phil Thomas
favored the ladies with two pleas
ing vocal solos.
The afternoon session was de.
voted to the hearing of reports from
committees and reading of papers,
and an address by Miles F. Reed,
principal of the Academy OF Idaho.
Miss Margaret Roberts, of Boise,
who has charge of the state travel.
ing library, also gave an interesting
talk on library work.
The musical numbers for the
afternoon included a piano selection
by Miss Anna Spongberg and q
vocal solo by Miss Lottie Groejean
Both ladies responded to hear ty
encores.
Tuesday evenings session opened
with a vocal duetJ by the Misses
Vilate Perkins and Myrtle Dalrym-
pie.
Mrs. D. w Standrod of Poca.
tello, gave review and history OF
the First District Federation.
Mrs. Alice PIttinger, president oi
the State Federation, read an in.
terestiDg paper on The Work OF
the Morrow"
This was followed with a paper
by Rev. Frederick Hamilton oil
Pocatello, "The Work Confronting
Women's Clubs from Mans Stand
point" Mr.. Hamilton stated his
paper would deal more particularly =
with "Women's Movements. Tn.
paper was lengthy one and ably
written, but the lines of thought
expressed by the speaker met with
some criticism from many of tn.
ladies'.
At the conclusion of the session
the ladies were escorted to the Ho-
tel Burgoyne, and partook of ar
elegant banquet. The menu in
cluded all of the delicacies of the
season, which were served III the
best of style.
After all had done ample .justic,
to the appetizing viands. Mrs. J
0C uOdbJ AhtBtEtSF, Cd1lct
on the following persons, who re-
sponded in happy veins to the sub
jects assigned them: Mrs. Alic
Pittinger of Boise, President o
State Federation eIdaho;" Mrs
M. J. Sweeley of TWIN Falls, presl
dent of District Federation. oMen'
Clubs from Wonlan's Standpoint;
Miss Alice BEACH, of Blackfoot
"Montpelier;" Mayor Hoff
"Ladies;" Chas. E. Harris, "W q
men's Clubs from a Mans Stand
point"
Wednesday mornings sessio
opened with q piano duet by tn
Misses Lillias Crane and Kathlee
Quayle. The me~ning was devote