The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-09-25
". c. 7. j. CONVENTION
IN CALDWELL WAS
GREAT SUCCESS


fore adjourning. They were unani- |
mouslv endorsed, and elected by accla-
nation. The officers are: Mrs. w. S.
Chip, president; Mrs. Molly Vance,
vice president; Mrs. Jennie A. Stour,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Holly, !
recording secretary; Mrs. Sue Pres
colt treasurer.
The selection of the 1915 convention
CITY was left to the executive com
mittee of the Union. 1t is understood
that Pocatello will be selected
The Judge awarded the gold medal
and life membership to Miss Sanske.
Thursday afternoon the delegates to
the convention were given an auto
mobile ride through the city and sur
rounding country. The delegates were
we'll pleased with their reception and
treatment in this city. They state
that it is one of the most ideal cities in
the state for convention purposes and
were sorry that the convention could
not be held here again in l9l5.
Convention Opened Monday.
Monday was the first day Of the
convention. At ten thirty an execu-
tive session of the state Union and
the convention of the Canyon county
W. c. II. y. was held. In the after
noon the convention was called to
order by the President, Mrs. Chip.
There was an address by the Rev.
TEawin, president of the Anti-Saloon
League At $3.50 occurred the child
ren's hour. The silver medal contest
was in charge of Mrs. G. A. DIETRICH.
March of the Loyal Temperance
Legion MARY +. Hawkes., "The
Young Crusader" Miscellaneous.
Monday evening occurred the ban
quet, Mrs. D. ~ Smith, toastmistriss.
Response Our Hononaries," "The
Fight is On" "Our Flag" "Our
Country" Our Idaho" Our Badge"
At 7:30 devotional services we're
held, Rev. Chas. Sias in charge. The
program for an address of welcome
by Mayor c. H. Turner for the city
Rev, W. H. Ewing, D. D., pastor Con-
ventional church, Walter S. Baker,
superintendent of schools; Rev Will
liam Herwig; Mrs. T. Griffen, For
ward club; Rev. Davis Errett, Prohi-
bition party; Mrs. Mary Hawkes.,
Canyon county Woman's Christian
Temperance union; Mrs. Jennie Stout,
Caldwell union. Special music by
Arthur Binford.
$3.50. Response, Mrs. H. F.. Robin
son, Mrs. R. H. Horton, Mrs. Cora
Bowers. Address, Mrs Jackson Sill
baugh.
Tuesday Morning.
o:30 Devotional-Special prayer
for Virginia and the states in CAIN
paign, Mrs FL W. Kirby. Reading of
journal Roll call local presidents.
1000. Presidents jubilee. Local
Gone minute each). County and dis
trict Dominates eaoh). Mrs. Mary
F. Hawkes., Mrs. Esther Rose, Mrs. S.
T, Ezell, Mrs Ida Vanderbark. State.
Mrs. Nettie R. Chip. Report of SUI
perintendents Give minutes each)
HOO. What the Flower M'ssion
Work Can Do. Special music, Fran
ces Wheatly Union. Thank offering
and mite barrels, Mrs Sue Prescott.
1880. In memorianL Mrs. L. M.
Stevens and others. Mrs Sarah Noon
tide, prayer.
Tuesday Afternoon.
loo. Joint executive OF temper
ance forces.
1880. Song service. Devotional,
Rev. George R. Varney, DID. A word
from our homoraries, pastors of
churches and honorary guests. Spe-
cal music Mrs. William Moll Case.
2:30. Short talks from those who
have been the leaders of Woman's
Christian Temperance union in Idaho.
Mrs. ]. H. Barton, Mrs. Susan Hol-
brook, Mrs Sarah Mitchell, Mrs. Ora
Cakes, Mrs. A.A Garlick, Miss Daisy
f. Beatty. What | Know Of Tenn
perance Work in Idaho"
$3.50. Greetings from Mary Harris
Armor. Dedication of White Ribbon
recruits.
4: Address, Rev. Willsie Martin,
The legislative report, Mrs. Nellie L.
Vance. Adjournment.
Tuesday Evening.
$50. Special song service. De-
votional, Mrs, Silbaugh Poster parade
by state superintendents, Mrs. Jennie
Cross of Payette n charge, Special
music. Mrs, Frederick Beale
Sis. Address, Many Harris Ar
NOR, the Georgia Cyclone" Music
Adjournment.
Wednesday Morning.
$50. Devotional, Mrs. F. White.
Reading of the journal. The state
organization work, by Corresponding
Secretary Jennie A. Stout. Our f.
nancial problems of lo15-l6, State
Treasurer Mrs. Sue Prescott. Report
of superintendent Continued. Re-
port of auditor. Report of committee
on credentials.
1890. Election of officers. Elec-
ton of delegates to national conven-
ton. Noontide prayer.
Wednesday Afternoon.
100 Executive. Devotional, Mrs.
John Austin.
200 Our national and state pa
pers The white ribbon bonnet, by L,
I, l. The clinic diagnosis of sick
unions, by Mrs. Jackson Silbaugh.
Special music, Mrs F. f. Pidley,