The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-22

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chat the headquarters c
Y delegation will be at tn
s,,al State headquarters vi
.n;red n. free of charge in th
aatsls. iah a request has bee
" nt't the list of delegates an
can't to the hotels commit
.esr Ds Al April / and May Is, wit
T., nf reservations desired
IT,, 5!satss from the state at larg
..ssd at the meeting Of th
Ssr.t;on in Brigham City las
These are Mrs. Ira D. Travi
a Elizabeth N. Cohn of TIN
T ". Aird of Provo an
3 Porter Of Ogden.
!, io.000 and 1000 women ar
70 attend tho convention.
y tho programme gives prom
Tcalth of interesting things
ce follows;
-snr the complimentary con-
bs etyen By the Chicago Sym
.srhestra, on Tuesday evening.
m he a council meeting on
las morning. The sessions
4 intimate than those Of the
Il Fedora tion, because the
n smaller body. composed
= club president In the fed
state presidents, General
,sn state secretaries. boards OF
nnd chairmen of depart
Ths interests OF the General
,an are brought before the
Min opportunity for general
In and any club president
ina her problems for solution
pst project for Endorsement
ssday afternoon Will be left
y General Federation depart
|EaIrmen 10 meet the members
. departments. and there Will
hotlrs In which club women
a delight In visiting Chlca-
a shopping center, Wednes-
ling the convention Will for
ren with @ programme under
frtion OF the local biennial
/ On this occasion Miss Jane
Win give one Of the two ad-
4 ~ welcome. Thursday morn
work OF the conventions be-
earnest, with reports OF the
n officers. -Comfort" Is the
a x the local biennial board and
|rfll be an absence OF that stress
4 which sometimes makes
.3on an onerous duty. This IS
he arrangement OF the pro-
= Friday will be the first
ma 10 q department and VIII
:zrge OF Mrs. o. Shepard Bar
a Mhsmbra, Cal. chairman OF
.1on. Her report VIII cover the
@chl work done by clubs Of
ne Sederations and oy state
.lless OF her department. which
~ o-ganized into iouE commit
cfece. political science. social
s and vocational education.
ELh Flagg Young. principal OF
<'eagc- schools, will make tho
j address of the morning on
iioil IN & Democrac cy," At the
4 Aucation conference IL the
"a each chairman of the COM
J VII present strong speaker
4 upsrt leader Of discussion on
estions relating TO her branch
/ ispartnent The subject Of
4 will be in charge OF Mrs:
Brans CoWles of Los Ange-
four years Tirst vice presi-
y the General Federation.
lltcal science portion OF the
-ss Will be conducted by Helen
Boswell OF New York. on the
rlbject. "Preparat ton for Cit
" II was Miss Boswell who
q % the canal zone by author
she United States govern
rXzuize women's clubs there
4<neht In socially construct
'lons. The vexed question Of
hygiene" and instruction
20 II In normal schools Will
I'd By President William 3,
! ibe Chicago Normal. chair
das committee appointed by
,1ent OF the National Educa-
csaaon to prepare plans and
icr q suitable normal course
hygiene. Mrs, Maggie w.
y Snsrman. Tex, will preside
inat portion OF the confer
'osed by Mrs. c. P. Barnes
City, No. chairman OF the
= on vocational training and
The chief speaker for her
sll be Professor Frank NJ.
Nesldeut OF the National So-
Gnldance aSsocia lion. Al
session on tho evening of
day there Will be an adj
Political Science" and one
eohssryatlon department the
y ne NATIONAL chairman. Mrs
Eocker OF Fitchburg. Mass.
leowed by an address on
auon.' by Clifford Pinchot-
anoon session at $50 will be
S9ee under the direction Of
Hser, when in tcn-rninute
" NJ Loyeli White Of San Fran
% speak on Forestry; Mrs.
sanshe OF Butte. Mont, on
anpn In General; Miss
p9ck OF Fayetteville. Pa.
Mursery Work.; Mrs. May
ah on Conservation of
aha Nrs. Lydia Adams Will
Washington, D. @, on "The
nce. Each state chair
@nsetyation has also been
4 sptaE for two minutes con-
Wy work or on some con-
apltct IN which she is cs-
nsfested. The chief ad-
w civil service department
oy It's chairman. Mrs.
oakley OF Philadelphia. on
The Domestic Side or
HVlce Reform"
@ai tea and card party t
tho history section Of th
eiary club at the clubhous
H.noon promises TO be q
Mtractlye entertainment
seVenty-fve tables have a
sold and other guests AZ
~ yea. Eight card clubs wi
ned. Tue tables will b
me auditorium which Wi
a IN patriotic emblems 0
s saa = blue bunting. Tea wi
4 = tae i library, which will b
= the colonial colors, blu
Music in the tea ROOF
trs.ure Of the afternoon. Th
serving tea will be dresse
Costume, adding a QUAR-
Trtslsiic touch to the ente,
Mae Z tea room will be
%rs- sas D. D. N. Straup, Mrs. II
s, aad Y Mira Allen T. Sanfor,
Eils assisting will be Mi.
Seson, Miss Cordelia Stranl
sSppp, Miss Ellen Schramr
is,;aa aall, i Miss Ruth Kingsbur.
NJ Si.sR sR1TShiards, i Miss Maria
',ss;s.it ,Ss.t' The rcfreshment cor
s''sts Of Mrs, 3, A, Gree,
a. Walton, Mrs. G,
IT, W, /, Mcleod. Mrs