The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12

Tho evening is to bc devoted to
home economies, with Mrs. Guldin as
chairman, who answers the question:
'"Our Problems in Civilization" Some
suggested solutions are; ''Better Dress
Standards Mrs. John Hessler Of II.
linois, and Democracy in the Home, -
by Mrs. w. r.. Miller OF Indiana. "The
Dawn of Tomorrow is Mrs, Guldin 8
summary of the evening.
Friday. June 2S, will be Santa Clara
day, with an excursion to San Jose
via Palo Alto, where Leland Stanford
trolley Go Congress Springs, where the
delegates of the convention will be
the guests of the Santa Clara club
women at luncheon. Thence by train
and trolley TO San Jose. Tea will be
served at tho Hotel Vendome. The
round trip will cost Sis,
Saturday morning, June %, will be
devoted TO the department. reports:
" Art" by the chairman, Mrs: Everett
Economics" by Mrs. Guldlin; "Social
and Industrial Conditions, by Miss
Helen Boswell. Papers will be given
on Developing the Working Girl, -
by Mrs w. Il. Miller on HSome Prac-
tical Results OF Consumers League
Work. by Mrs. Frederick Nathan;
on "The Legal Side Of Industrial Bet
terment," by Mrs, Mary Wood; on
"What We Are Learning by Miss
Boswell. In the matter Of the cndow-
ment fund Mrs. Moore will report for
eral chairman of the field endowment
will be given by Mrs Pennybacker
Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Decker Will
also speak. In the afternoon will be
papers on "Home Economic Extension
Work Through Our Colleges by Miss
Agnes Huston; Through Our Clubs, -
by Mrs. Clarence Martin; "Household
Decoration by Mrs, John Hessler,
aud "Our Most Vital Work. by Mrs
an address will be given on "Vocation-
al Guidance by DR.. Laura Drake Gill
of the University OF the South, Sc.
vance. Tenn.
Sunday evening, June 80, there will
be a specially arranged vesper service
at the Calvary Presbyterian church
with responsive service arranged by
President Woolley Of Mt, Holyoke col
lege, an address by President Garom OF
Mills college, and an organ recital with
vested choir by Una Waldrop.
Monday morning, July ]. will be de-
voted to the conservation department
of which Mrs. Emmons Crocker is
chairman, with addresses on "The Con.
servatiou of the Soil," by Mrs Cross
president of the National Soil Fertility
league; on Conservation in Penusyl
vania,' by Miss SDock; on "Water
Conservation, by Mrs. Wilkinson, with
creating from the Women S Rivers
and Harbors congress, by Mrs, Miller
Monday afternoon viii be conferences
on the cart and Conservation Depart
ments,' and in tho evening pro
gramme under the general title Of
public health, Mrs. s, s. Crockett
chairman. "Thc Larger Significance
Of the Social Hygiene Movement" will
be treated by Dr. RachelIe S. Yarros:
HFood Significance, by Mrs. o. G.
Ellis, and '!Tbe Health Cycle" by
Mrs. W. Fl. Hutt.
On Tuesday, July ., an address viii
be given on ";rhe State and tic
Home" by William Hard of the
! Dellneator; and conference OF the Icgis
| latiye department Of which Mrs. Her
bert n. Bushnell Is chairman. In the
afternoon musical session will bc
held under the department Of music ot
the general federation, executed bv the
courtesy of the local board at the Greek
theater at Berkeley. Following thi,
will be drive around the bay cities
after which tea will be served Tn tho
evening the following addresses vii
be given; "Woman in Industry ant
the Home,' by DR.. Jessica B. Pei1
otto. Ph.D,, University OF California