The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
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Biennial Notes.
! The following Utah club women con-
template going TO the biennial meeting
of the National Federation Of Women S
clubs in San Francisco, June % to July
). Salt Lake. Mrs A. J. Gorham, Mrs
| c. H. Mcmahon. Mrs. s. O. s. Nelden,
Mrs. E. B. Cirtchlow, Mrs. Z. A. Os-
wald, Mrs. w IL. Bintz, Mrs. J. T.
Beless, Mrs. Dorsey, Mrs. A. T. Nc
Canine and Mrs. Capen.
Mrs Gilmer and Mrs Richards Will
also join the delegation from this city.
From Ogden Mrs. Porter, Bisehel, Bar
rows and Dee; from Springville, Mrs.
| konod and Miss Emma DougalI, from
Mauti, Mrs. Hornung; from Provo
Mrs. Arid aud Mrs, Speckhard and
Schwab. The Utah train will leave
Saturday, June %, at p. m. over the
Western Pacific. The headquarters will
be Hotel Victoria, San Francisco. The
return viii be by different routes.
July 4. at 10 n. M. at Golden Gate
hall, an equal suffrage meeting under
the auspices of the College Women s
Equal Suffrage league California is so
recently suffrage state that conven-
tion under auspices of California wom-
en- promises to be interesting.
Oregon club women are planning an
interesting series of entertainment for
the delegates returning by wav Of
Portland. Mrs. Frances Squire Potter
of Chicago, one of the speakers at the
biennial. will address the women twice
on July 80. The New York delegates
will spend July there. Hotel Portland
will be the headquarters
An interesting circular from the pub-
licity bureau Of California clubs has
been received, la addition to other
courtesios already announced. will be
n walking trim through Chinatown and
shopping districts on July ). July 6
the Country club is planning an eIcur-
SION for eastern delegates to spend the
dav IN Washington township. Visitors
VIII be met bv autos, given drive
over the beautiful place and taken to
Mission San Jose, founded in 1897
Luncheon will he served at Palmdale
country home Of Henry Lachman,
At the close Of the morning meetings
OF regular convention DAYS luncheon
will be served in the drill hall Of Col
den Gate commanderv building by the
Moore Catering company
Visitors to San Francisco are re.
auested to bring light and heavy
wrap.
The plan of the press and publicity
committee chairman, Mrs. Van Wrinkle,
TO have welcoming signs placed along
the railways over which the biennial
delegations Will arrive, has been carried
out.
The Porter. Walton Nursery company
placed the signs north Of Salt Lake
and will care for them. Through the
courtesy Of Mr. Williams, division sup.
erintendent of the Denver Il Rio
Graude, other signs have been placed in
Midvale
1t is planned 10 make these signs per
mauent and no care or expense is TO be
spared in making them thing of beau
" and q sign of welcome to the thous-
ands OF strangers and home seekers who
annually come 20 Salt Lake from all
over the world. Flowers and shrubs
are TO be added TO the plot of green set
aside by the railway company and these
arc 10 be carefully tended and watered
by the crossing watchmau so they may
gladden. the ewes of the travel-tired
stranger arriving within our gates.
One of the most versatile and at
tractiye speakers before the public to-
day is Miss Helen Boswell of New
! York. She is Baltimorean by birth,
but removed 10 New York in early girl
/ hood, and since womanhood has beer
/ Identified with the progressive move.
meuts OF the metropolis. She earned
| her LII. B. degree in order TO use the
| legal training in her public work
| Miss Boswell IS best known through
/ out the country as having been sent hy
President Taft, then secretary oS war,
! TO investigate social conditions in the
/ canal zone. As an outcome OF that visit
she organized clubsS which became fed
/ Grated, known rs the Canal Zone Fed.
/ Grafton Of Women : clubs, and which
\ belongs 10 tho general federation.
4 Last winter Miss Boswell made an.
other trip 20 the zone to see the fruits
I OF the women 5 work. and was much
I eratificd at the splendid things which
had been accomplished by organized
| womanhood.
Miss Boswell writes: 81 want TO
| stop IN salt Lake for a dav OF two.
| either going out of coming back from
San Francisco, and meet some of the
| delightful women who are not going 10
/ tho biennial Bcing southern born, I am
a soeiable soul, and like 10 get scauaint.
cd all over the country, and ! have not
been in Utah for sor1c wears. You club
women are planning such delightful
things for the visiting women-sud
they arc all apPrecistive OF your efforts.
| can assure vou.
Miss Boswell is prominent figure in
tho New York State Federation of
Women : clubs, and chairman OF an i'm.
portsnt committee Of the general fed.
erstiou-the industrial aud child labor
committee
The subject Of Miss BosueU's talk
before the biennial convention will be
.' What We Arc Learning"
Mrs. oyerton Gentry Ellis. vife Of
Judge tills. Justice Of the supreme
court OF Washington. y 10 be one Of
the SPEAKERS At the biennial couven.