| Show a H I I I f l b t t C The Seventh Biennial in tub club circles just now points point toward the seventh biennial con of the general federation No delegates have as yet been rep reported as selected from Utah dubs clubs but during the nut next few weeks doubtless all clubs belonging to the G F W v C will ele elect t their delegates The four state dele del gates are are Mrs David Hemphill Mrs Edward Bichsel o of Ogden Mrs S A AKing AKing King or of Provo and Mrs Mary M F FAllen FAllen Allen of Park City he state alter alternates alternates nates are arc Mrs David Evans Mrs C CE CE E ot of Ogden Mrs Rebecca T Little and Mrs MM Wilson on of Park CIty The for tor the entire se has hns bEe been sent out outlined as L follows The Tho regular opening session wIll be beheld beheld held on Tue Tuesday ay afternoon May it 17 at t 3 clock o In the Odeon St Louis Mrs D T S Denison pres presiding g Ad Addresses dresses dresse o of welcome will be made by the Hon RoUa Rolla WellS mayor for tor the city ot of St 51 Louis Louie by Philip N ale president t th state l tion for tor the clubs or of the state and t Mrs Washington E Fishel president of the Wednesday club for tor the lo local l dubs clubs Mrs frs Denison will respond On Tue Tuesday da evening a literature will be held Mrs R J Burdette presiding pre presiding siding Professor Edward Howard Howord Griggs of New Jersey Jers y will lecture on The uThe Expression elon and Interpretation of ct Life LICe in Literature f Wednesday mornings will b be devoted tb roo reports and business MIsS Margaret Marg ret Evans chairman At the thO educational session In the afternoon Mrs lr Frank L Wean 0 of will speak on Compulsory Education Laws and Their Enforcement Ch Char eter Building In Public will ill ber b discussed by two speakers under th tho following topics Indirectly b by mean meaner a or of literature and history Miss Datar DalBy Nebraska and Directly by required instruction a as In Mn I Jonathan F S Mitchell VaS meton A National N Aspect of Pub I lie Ile education will till be the subject o Mitts n C Celeste E Bush Connecticut an n Mist Mary Mars Applewhite Bacon o oa o Georgia a r Wednesday evening there will be a achild achild child labor se ien with Miss MillS Jane presiding Following the re ra reports ports porta au an address will be delivered by Nd ar Gardner Murphy Alabama on 14 Labor in America T Thursday ul Mar 10 Is the OlD Day of eel also called Loul Louisiana Isn purchase day of t Mrs Philip N Moore Is chairman anti aad tb the detailed pro mme will In a later On Friday morning there will be ar an industrIal session Ion In the Oa Odeon n with Mrs Frederick Nat Nathan an lu the chaff es will 1111 be made follows as Or Uon Among Working Women ties Mary McDowell or of tl the University ot of Chicago settlement Is the Ballot tit of JotI Value to Working Women omen I Mrs Irs Sarah Srah Platte Decker or of the state board of and Colorado Colo rado Value to Working Women rom en of Cooper Cooperation Jon of GC Club With Officers Dr Ernst J er ex com or of department or of health New NewYork NewYork York City S 1 Friday will be devoted to reports ot of state presidents For the evening I ng Miss Evans chairman of the thu committee on e the Mise Elizabeth Harrison Earrison of Illinois wilt will speak spek on Re Ite Progress In Education Mies Jane Addams Illinois Education and De Dc q ey President M C Corey y Thomas Thomast t M Dlatt will yut also deliver an address addre A hoU session Mr Ir chairman will be ht hela l lon on Saturday morning The following wUl be discussed The as the tho a the Home Mrs ade Hamilton OntarIo Our Relation to the as 86 Carried Oft on Out Outside the Home Us Mary H Abel lla Maryland A prey loIt will be rids in the afternoon for which a com complimentary to the will be presented The industrial on ot of the I evening will be addressed by y Mrs Ir Anna Carland Spencer ot of New fork ork City or OJ Home Bome Destroying Industries Dr John Brooks Ne New Avenues of o Industrial Education for women omen Frederick Fre Nathan rn The Final Arbiter the morning and evening see seI tHen Sion wIH be devoted to sivil service rt re reform form and library extension respective respectively i ly y Miss Jones Georgia A Bacon will be of the first and Mrs Charles CharlesA I A Perkins of the latter The rha after ater noon neon will 1 bo bea given over Ocr receptions The mOrning speakers will be Mrs Im Qa 1 P of p l p op oJ tIle the Merit System of es Dr Emit Emil t G Birsch ot of Chicago Ch go Ills on Civil Reforms in P Institutions F M L Crunden librarian or of orthO thc thO St Louis Jl will speak Q I at the evening ses session lon on InS n l t 9 in tt o illi i Irs str Qt f OO i r Af f rind o li Stor of rAi vet et lJ ing Library Professor Charles Zeu I bUn blin University or of Chicago on Art ArtaS as asan an Educator Mrs as chairman will 1111 have bave charge Tuesday mornIng with witha n a Session Iii in civics Dr Darlington oner of health New NewYork ew ewI I York City will deliver an n address on HoW Can th the IndIvidual Become a Factor In Civics and Sanitation For Forestry I estr estry work will be on Tues Tuesday Tuesday day afternoon width vIlli Mrs Mary P as chairman Mrs Lydia Philips Williams Minnesota will take for her topic the question Cnn Can Women c Through rough Organization Influence Leri latton in Favor of Forestry Ten TenY Y Years ars or of Forestry In Pennsylvania will be treated b by Miss aura Mira Dock ot of Pennsylvania On Tuesday evening there will be the art session the or of which will be submitted later On Wednesday morning the election ot of officers and other busIness wm will con l t the t f the he rrt tJ ay will presidents evon even ing ingA A business sessIon will be held each morning Time for tor discussion of all topics presented will be given at the morning anti and afternoon sessions Reviewers Club The Reviewers club met Monday at atthe atthe the home of Mrs David Evans Mrs Charles G Plummer save gave a 8 paper en cn Little Journeys to the Homes o of Emi Women At the annual election of officers which took place during the theIon Ion Mrs E O 0 Leo was elected president Mrs R C Woodruff vice Ic president jre E A Wedgwood sec r lJ s Delia Snow treasurer and aud Mrs Hal W critic The Thein in next t meeting will be held with Mrs Brown and Mrs E Richards will read reada a and rt Mrs W WS S Loomis will II J a paper on The Place of the In Literature t I At the last Jut meeting or of the Cleoan flue following officers for the next year were re elected Miss Emeline Wells Welle president Mrs Thomas Sloan vice Mrs William Cannon aae ec Miss CatherIne Culmer cor corresponding cot responding S secretary Mrs H A L A Culmer treasurer Mrs Charles Wells r critic and librarian The next meeting will be held Tuesday with Mrs J A Clayton at 80 A street Mrs Irs Cl Will give the topic which Is Dante Gabrie Ga Ro ettl Historical Society of Ogden In 1 1996 soma serio 6 ms nl t and d a since kp wn as 5 the llie Ogden society On their the they traced this I motto q quite lt p pathetic th Uc Out tut of r our J lean n nan an anti tl low ability Ill Il l lend you ou some something J thing claiming lit e but sri so filled with the carnegie s spirit of giving that I It was rich In prow Mand fulfillment Changes have come since th then ri but bet thE charm chonn remains unbroken On no Von on was this more apparent than at atthe the last session which was held with Mrs J S Gordon one of the two re remaIning reining founders o of the tho club After the usual routine of business Mrs Irs Smith le led a close lo e review In Ger German Ulan man literature which embraced the lives s of Leasing Lessing Herder Goethe and ul no a noro ro glimpse ot of Schiller At the close or of this discussion Set enade was sweetly sung by Mrs Pot por wl witt Pia piano no accompaniment b by Miss art was s follow Mrs Ils Corey In a character sketch or of orl l th Ul trio Qt writers hubert Franz branz written by her herf f daughter Mra Roberts Miss Johnson favored the club with a aA from rom Gott Gottschalk halk was rendered with trul truly artistic tast Then the president announce announces 1 an n In intermission During this Interval or of so 50 sot t l when the ence of a charming hospitality wag thoroughly i Infused n a delicious avas served d The presence ot of these guests Mesdames A A Shaw Burton Bond and 1011 Kelly i Misses Mitchell Johnson John n L j nth h Orth Dee bee and Baden Increased the pleasure ot of the hour The ga gavel vl f fell lJ Miss sang n a II German song ns Cl Chopin nand d then he lIler ry was resumed SUm cl by Mrs Irs who presented a very complete and pretty prett or of the great pianist t Liszt closing I with his beautiful vocal solo soro Thou Art So Like a Flower The club adjourned to meet on fl April A J 9 J Coterie of g Ogden den S t tJi 3 r ug Ty d del f at afternoon 1 i vas pent b the Cod rt 4 and m SM I n an ter Harmon the and Cit Ca na lust 4 i r a rl r A n h fib tr cr j l 1 lIn b tJi e presented an able paper on Movement The principles principles ples ot of transcendentalism as shown by bythe bythe the German philosopher rant were applied to the New England school or of religious philosophy no as taught by Em Bin Emerson croon erson Alcott and Margaret Martaret Fuller the most interesting personages connected with the life of idealism as lived at Brook farm The paper was highly appreciated by all present presentA 0 A short intermission WaS made happy happ b by Misses Hendershot who rendered a vocal duet duct Auf Au Wieder In a 0 very e delightful manner Miss Whalen then gave ave Our Na National National Parks showing a thorough ability In describing these thes great m man of nature Yellowstone and Yosemite were given slen greatest note as of greatest proportion marvels The paper as full ot of information and brought o it d conversation After S me pi pi work on the coming and an a most enjoy enjo enjoyable able hour In the dining rO room m the club adjourned to me meet t in two with Mrs Patton Club Notes T The e tourist sect of the Ladi Ladies Lit club will meet Tuesday morn mornIng morning Ing at the cline Q house use Mrs rR F D Bickford will give a brief history or of Portugal preparatory tl taking up the study ot of that opu for or the remain remainder remainder der of the tho club fit t the last meet meeting meeting ing Mrs E p D Miller was elected the coming year Mrs Urs Ghee was made sec secretary secretary and Miss Crawford critic and librarian The section decided on R s cia sfa as a subject for or study stud for the next year roo e The Woman Womans s club cla has invitations for an open meeting on Tuesday the presidents day to be h held ld at the he home or of MI Mrs W H Jones Third East street There will bp be an address Et by the president Mrs 1115 Jones some readings by Mrs John Reed music by Ml Burns and au an address on a aIth art with Ith an exhibition Qt a samples by Mrs Wells Walls ot off th the Cleoan 4 The next meeting or of the Ladies Lit Literary Literary club will tm b be devoted entirely to music Mrs Charles G Plummer will give a p per on Mendel Mendelssohn ohn and HIs OratoriOs illustrating the subject ct with some seine of the She will Ill be by Mrs Ellsworth Daggett Mrs Alfred pet Miss Iss Agatha Ber Berle heel Ml lUM Edna Dwyer Edward Cop CopIe Copley Ie ley and Fred Graham t a e eAt At the regular meeting of the Unity club tomorrow evening Rev Mr lIr Fi Fish b will give a papers tali ort on The Franco Prussian War Wal tind the New German Empire Professor F R Arnold will speak on Mr and Mrs Odolph T Vollmer will give gangs Enss The circle me meats ts I f next Mrs Irs F H Clark Mrs Leatherwood will gIve a paper pap r ron on and of f I Plants and t Storer will discuss vegetable foods food Officers for tor the next year will be elected The Tho and of d th the Ladies LUer meet w to tomorrow I morrow Afternoon at at the house hous Captain Wood 0 of the will address the on The Newsboy boy l ro tf The l A Inca lnla den Tu s sd I tda d r zv f il m JOGs G lyne ne lt Mrs B orly r y ilIre J i wS y j eo e Mrs Voorhies WUl g f t x p critique on Mite c book Y |
