The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25

gates and visitors. At least 1000 WON
en- are expected to be in attendance
from all over the United States. For
the excellence Of the programme much
credit is due to Mrs. C.. n Mem ahon
of this city, chairman of the progra anime
committee, A new feature Of the con
vention will be a conference of the
press women in attendance, which viii
be under the direction of Mrs. McMa-
hon. who also is chairman of the press
committee
Individual clubs of fifty members, or
less, arc entitled to one delegate. Clubs
numbering between fifty aud one hun
dred members may send two delegates,
with an additional delegate for each
additional one hundred members. Dele
gates from clubs will he seated IN the
convention with the power to vote.
Ample accommodations are being made
for the seating of all delegates. The
outline of the progra mme follows:
MORNING SESSIONS.
The morning sessions Of the biennial
will be devoted TO business reports OF
officers. reports Of chairmen of COM
tions OF government. OF policy. of en-
dowmcnt fund. the presidents recon-
| nen6ations, discussions Of resolutions
and election OF officers.
tONfERGNl lCS.
There are thirteen departments Of
work in the general federation covering
all OF the subjects In which club wo-
mon arc interested and FOR which they
arc working. Eacn of these departments
Of work VIII be presented by the fedora
ton chairman in charge OF the depart
ment at the afternoon conference The
subject OF the work OF each particular
department VIII he given In fun at this
conference and discussion as TO the
policy and progress Of the work will fol-
LOW Speakers. both men and women.
will present special lines Of work In
many Of them have been devotinC their
lives, and thus enabling them to speak
with the highest authority;
The biennial meeting viii not be all
OF q serious nature. Two official cXcur
sious are planned. On June IS which
will be Santa Clara day, the entire con
Santa Clara valley to San Jose. with
stopover privileges at Stanford uni
versity, luncheon. at Congress Springs
and entertainment at san Jose.
July q. q. special steamer and train
will take the club women to Berkeley
wdere concert will be given at tho
visitors will be the guests of the trans
bay cities. Berkeley Oakland and Ala
media. Automobiles will take the dele
gates and friends TO the club homes and
other places Of interest.
ON the Fourth OF July, there will bo
abutomohila rides about San Francisco.
Small entertainments are planned by
| the various clubs and societies OF San
| Francisco. The Pacific Coast Women's
| Press association has planned d series OF
interesting svents for the visiting press
| women. The Daughtsrs oI the Revolt
| ton and tho California Pioneers also
| have planned entertainment OF an In
| teresttng nature
| Excursions on the bay. visits TO the
| navy yard. Mare Island the naval train
! Ing station, Yerba Buena island and
other points In and about San Francisco
bay will engross the attention Of the
guests.
| On the evening OF June IS the state
| presidents OF the forty-seven states in
| the general federation will sit on the
platform in q body, and each will re-
| spond TO the questions: How may the
general federation best help the state
! fedoration2"