The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-09-14
Woman's Work of
The Worlds Fair
Meeting Report

August 25, 1922.
In response to the call of the chair
man Of the Woman's Work of the
Worlds Fair, the representative
ladies' OF Lehi were present namely
Mrs. Rosetta Racker, Mrs. Kate Alfred,
Mrs. Matte Clark, Mrs. Mile Russon,
Mrs. Martha Ann Taylor, Mrs. Julia
Brown, Mrs. ELI Kendall, Mrs. Iilv
Peterson, Mrs. Mary Ann Southwick,
Mrs. Hannah Anderson, Mrs. Mary
Otterson, Mrs. A. w. Stewart. Miss
May Holmstead Mrs. Elgiva Thur.
man, Mrs. Clara Larson, Mrs. Jetta
Austin, Mrs. Nora Hopkins, Mrs.
Sarah Taylor, Mrs. Ella Manning,
Mrs. A. ID. Doll, Mrs. Melvin Johnson,
Mrs. Sarah Davis, Miss Alice Holm.
stead, Mrs. Mary HOMESTEAD, Mrs.
Blanch Evans, Mrs. Lula Bone, Mrs.
Celestia Schow, Miss Della Harvey,
Mrs. Ellen Jones, Mrs. Carrie Ball,
Mrs. Abigail Lott, Miss May Lott, Mrs.
Il. j. Roberts, Mrs. lone Gilchrist and
Mrs LYDIA T.. Slade.
Mrs. h. ]. Roberts was appointed
chairman Of the meeting and lone Gil.
christ chosen to act as secretary.
Chairman Roberts then called the
meeting to order. Prayer by Mrs.
Kate Alfred. The chairman then gave
short talk about the Worlds Fair
table.
Mrs. LYDIA Slade, Chairman OF
Woman's Work gave her reason as to
the call Of the meeting, she stated Il
was to bring the subject OF the
Worlds Fair table, to the attention
Of the ladies OF Lehi, and let them
decide what should be done with Il.
She stated she interviewed Mrs.
Hannah Jones and Mrs. Jane Brown,
former members OF the Relief Society
Presidency. Mrs. Martha Ann Taylor
being present gave report OF the
table while It was In their care. She
stated the table was in practically
the same condition when they retired.
as when they took charge of It. Mrs.
Mary Ann Southwick confirmed this
report as she was treasurer and
janitor for nineteen years. The
secretary read the notice OF the call
for this present meeting that was not
permitted to be read at a public lee
ture Tuesday night.
Chairman Roberts gave her report
OF the interview with Editor Banks.
The table was in the building and
inspected by all the ladies present.
Mrs. Ellen Jones gave a very inter-
esting talk on the work that the
ladies of the North West Branch did
for the Onyx Table, and stated they
were all very proud of II.
Mrs. Carrie Ball told how her son
William bought the silver from Mr..
i oh fpw All. L.. "a Al.
table.
Mrs. Celistia schow gave her report
OF the Onyx Table.
Mrs. Kate Alfred suggested the
table be fixed as near like the
original as possible.
Mrs. Julia Brown said 1t was her
opinion that the table should be re-
stored to the custodian in the same
manner that II was originally.
Mrs. Hannah Anderson and Mary
Otterson gave few remarks on the
restoration OF the table.
Moved and carried a committee OF
three be appointed with the privilege
of choosing two more to meet with
the City Council to petition financial
aid toward restoring the table to its
original form.
Moved and carried that October ~
be chosen as the day to make the
presentation to the City.
Moved and carried that committee
be appointed from the different
societies to arrange for the program,
those appointed were:
Ida Thurman-Athenian
May Lott-D. r. Society.
Lizzie Gough-Ivy Rebeckah.
Rhoda Gardner-Service Star
Kate Allred-Relief Society.
Blanch Evans-Mothers Club.
Sylvia Bushman-M. !. A.
A discussion arose as to the silver |
that was originally on the table. Mrs. |
Celestia Schow suggested that a COM
mittee be appointed to find out about |
the silver. A motion was made by |
Mrs Kate Alfred and seconded by |
Mrs. Julia Brown that the First Ward |
Relief Society Presidency act on that |
committee. Carried unanimously.
There will be a mass meeting OF |
the citizens Of Lehi September %, |
1929, in Memorial Hall at p. M. to |
hear the reports OF different COM
mittees appointed at this meeting.
lone GILCHRIST, Secretary. |
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