The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-11

THAT reductions might be secured. Mrs
| Baldwin also stated that the fame OF
the California biennial had extended
so far that man in Oregon had writ.
ten to her rs chairman of railroad
matters. to request that she assist him
in locating some baggage that had be
come misplaced in California.
Mrs Abbic krebbs OF the hotel COM
mittee gave an interesting account OF
| her efforts in securing accommoda-
tions which she has arranged for the
president and other officers Of the
general federation at the Palace, max
| ing that place the official headquar.
raugements at the Palace had become
impossible through the Illinois dele
CATION applying to the hotel directly
instead Of through the proper commit
tee, thereby using up space which the
committee had expected TO dispose of
otherwise. 1t WAS reported that the
New England delegation will have
that negotiations are in progress for
housing the California delegation al
the Fairmont.
Mrs. Louis Hertz, who has charge of
excursions. read il list of trips that
will take the visitors from Muir Woods
to Del Monte. and that represented the
consumption of so much time that the
rcformcrs are somewhat anxious as TO
when there will be an opportunity TO
reform,
Mrs. A. p. Black spoke of the Sl0,-
600 fund which tho club women through
out the state are raising for the en-
tertainment of the guests, saving that
the returns from San Francisco are
not as rapid as desired, and reminding
the audience that the entire amount
must be III the possession of the treas
urer by April l..
Mrs. Mary Bates Mcclellan gave
stirring talk on the decoration neces-
sarY to convert the Pavilion skating
rink from good imitation of circus
tent to . hall fit for n club woman S
convention, aud impressed upon her
audience that the essential requisite is
money. 1t will be important, she said,
to cover up as much of the scaffoidlug
us possible, and for this purpose n large
investment in burlap will be essential.
California will have to be stripped Of
green's to hide other blcmisbcs, Mrs.
Mcclellan explained. and concluded
with the statement that three entrances
Will be made on Pierce street and the
one on Sutter street used as an cXit.
Mrs, L, D. Knight told of her duties
as chairman Of the credentials commit
tee and Mrs. Thomas Il. Havcns told
of her plans for receptions as chair
man OF the hospitality committee. MIS-,
Havens again made reference to the
opening of local clubhouses on one day
OF ..he biennial and again expressed The
hope that the local men 3 clubs would
join in this plan for symposium of
hospitality.
Mrs. j. d. McMasters, chairman Of
the information bureau, said that her
fifty assistants are at the present time
taking n post graduate course In city
and are committing TO mem
ory the location OF everything from
10 manicure shops, and the
time Of everything from breakfast to
the owl car.
Mrs. j. w. Orr, chairman of the
utility committee. reported that her
duties are to see that the biennial is
supplied with everything from face
powder to an emergency hospital, and
to see that the supply never becomes
exhausted,
Mrs. Laura Y. Pinney and Mrs Rob
ert Wallace completed .she list of re-
ports by explaining respectively what !
bad been done by the press committee |
and the ushers' committee.