Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-06-12
Second District
Federation Clubs


Mrs. McGlinohey president presided
at all the sessions, except at the
last session, and very able presid
ing officer she was too, was the opin
ion of ALL
Every one of the eighteen clubs in
the second district reported by thelr
president or chairman and some tire
by both.
Each club had paid its dues and
no question was raised to any dele
gates right to vote.
Many of the suggestions in the
Presidents message, are embodied in
the resolutions given below. Only
! one resolution failed of adopting
That we approve representation in
Legislature, and it met its Waterloo
undoubtedly in the proposed amend
ment, THAT this convention go on
record as being in favor of sending
Ito the next legislature one woman
from each county to represent them. :"
This amendment created furore of
deposition and when put to vote its
downfall was complete. The main
Question was thoroughly discussed
by pros and cons, and when put to
vote a tie resulted so evenly were
the delegates divided.
This lost measure proved to the
leaders in both district and State
1.-THE necessity that all measures that
are likely to come before the fedora
ton, and delegates come instructed
as to the wishes of the majority.
The federation was honored by
several visitors who are not strang-
ers in any part of our state. Miss
Grace Shepherd ex-officio member OF
the new State Board of Education,
gave one of her busy days to the
federation and explained to interest
ed listeners the duties and aims OF
this new educational board.
The Weiser Outlook club won tie
appreciation of every guest by their
generous hospitality and forethought
FOR the comfort of their guests. BY
Encouragement all officers and one
or two from the various clubs were
entertained in the Hotel w ashington
throughout the entire session. And
as the Commercial Club rooms where
the federation meetings were held
were on the fifth floor of the Wash
ington, the arrangement was ideal.
On Tuesday five course luncheon
to one hundred and fifty guests capp-
ed the climax to this hospitality by
the hostess club. Mrs Aubrey But
terrified was toast mistress and as
time was limited toasts were given
only by a few Mrs. Pittenger on
The Outlook, Mrs. Perky on Con-
structiYe Critics and DR.. Minnie How
ard who is so well known in Art cir |
cles over the state talked On art |
education and when the toast-mis-
tress introduced the president as the
daughter of a chief justice of Idaho,
none Of the delegates but knew why
their president presided with such i'm
Partially and justice.
An informal reception was given
the incoming guests on Monday ev-
sning and they were treated to
beautiful violin solo by Miss Grace
Jordell which was encored, also
.horus BY twelve Weiser High
School girls. The Payette Ladies'
quartet furnished some good music
IS did a quartet of Weiser gentle {
men, and Miss Hazel Bradley, Weis-
sr, pleased with an instrumental So
o.
The next federation will be at Je- s
ONE 1914 in the spring the exact
late to be decided later. Il
Resolutions. Z
Whereas, The Second Dis riot Fed c
ration held it's fourteenth annual :
meeting in Weiser on the Bird and e
tn Of June. 1913, and, therefore be b
t resolved t
LIST. That the delegates and WISH Il
RS extend their heartiest thanks for b
he generous hospitality extended to F
hem by the Weiser women mem L
ers Of the Outlook Club.
End. That they extend to thu 10 2
al Program Committee their great a
leasure in the program presented by t.
hem and to those who participated r.
q the same. G
Bird. That they extend to the "
Management Of the Hotel Washing
On the thanks Of the federation for
neir courtesy and kindness in ev- n
~ way Is
4th. That we have an Annual Ida o
Q Product Week.
9Th That we endorse standing G
Iusie Committee. ].
9Th. Lost. Ell
7th. That we recommend that the
vic Committee work for the use o.
.hool buildings as social centers. o.
9Th. That we recommend Loan Pa
shOlaTi1in Fund fnr tho geco,rd Mo