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Show Utah Representatives to Biennial Meeting of General Federation of Yeomen's Clubs m Chicago, June 9-1$ "' " J " p .v.i t ,.v .... . V -fv. V A, j-t- y ' sties j .sr. jzuesonrs: - Jivss? . jvjes.jr. r- - w-an c43r--- "szisr - SALT LAKE and Utah club women are doy making definite plans to aftend the biennial meeting of I trr peneral Federation of Wom- ; en's clubs in Chicago, June 9-19. A ; number are expecting to go besides , the regularly appointed delegates, and : . the attendance from Utah Trill prob-' prob-' ably reach twenty-five or thirty. Arrangements have been completed for the entertainment of delegates from California, Nevada and Idaho, who will pass through Salt Lake on June 6 on i their way to Chicago. One car will arrive ar-rive over the Oregon Short Line at 11:45 o'clock in the morning, and the j delegation on that car will be the guests of the Manufacturers ' association at i luncheon at the Vermont building at 1 o'clock. Another delegation in two cars will arrive at the Denver & Rio ' Grande station at 2:15 o'clock. All of , the visitors will be guests of honor at j a special organ recital at. 2:45 o'clock ! and will be given an automobile ride. I starting at 3:30 and ending at 4:50 o 'clock, when the delegates will be taken to the Denver & Eio Grande depot ; to continue their journey, i The guests will be met at the sta- j tions by the presidents of the federated clubs o"f the city and the Salt Lake representatives of these clubs to the i Chicago meeting. Mrs. Olive Havens is chairman of a committee on the luncheon, lunch-eon, Mrs. H. J. Hayward is chairman of the organ recital committee and Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett of the automobile committee., The Los Angeles Times says: A special train will leave Los Angeles June 5 and a verv attractive itinerary ha? been mapped out. The southern ; California delegation will join the: special from San Francisco and northern i points at Salt Lake City on June 6. At' Canon City, Colo., the women "s clubs will meet the special in a body, and at Denver there will be a reception and entertainment by Colorado club women who will join the delegation at this foint. Another reception will greet the delegates at Omaha and thv ar due in Chicago early on the morning of June 9." The Ftah delegation has bern invited to join the California deicgat es. but few are expeted to leave Salt Lake until Sunday night. The delegates from the state at Targe are Mrs. R. H. Pnrter of Ogdn, Mrs. J. W. Aird of Provo. Mrs. Ira D. Travis and Mr?. Elizabeth M. Cohen of Salt Lake, Mrs. A. J. Gornam of Salt Lake, president of the Ftah federation, a delegate hv virtue of her office; Mr. C. If. McM:i hon of this city, auditor of the national federation; Mrs. A. II. Parson, Mrs. B. K. '"robes, Mrs. A. T. M-Cann. Mrs. John 1. Dooly and Mrs. Eugene R. Palmer, delegates from the Ladies' Literarv club of this citv; Mrs. Eber W. Hall, from the Wasatch club; Mr. H. J. Hayward and Dr. Jano Skolfudd, front the f'ivir Hub; Mrs. V. II. Peas', from the Salt. Lake Woman's club; Mrs. K. O. Leathrwnor. from the College club; Mr. W. M. Ifuvenor. from trie fekers ' club ; M a da mo f feln Hoot, frorri the Mon-lsy Night club; Mrs. L-Coinpte. L-Coinpte. from the Woman 'h A haenfjum of Park f'iry. Mrs., .1. K. Cowan in contemplati ug being a visitor at the Chics go meeti ng. Mrs. Thomas Gladding, foreign work secretary of the Y. W. (', A., who has jut made a tour of th". world with her husband, will arrive in bait Lake the middle of June for a two rlav' yifit to the Salt, Lake institution. "Mrs. Cladding Clad-ding and her husbari'l. J)r. (ilad'ling. are making an automobile tour from the coast to their borne in Montclair, N. J., and a ro including Sa 1 1 La k e in their itinerary. Miss Julia Burnard, hoc rotary ro-tary of the Halt Lake V. W. ('. A., wrote to Mrs. (!adding at Loh Angd'M inviting her to visit tho local association, associa-tion, ft rid reroived a letter from her v"-tTday a ftTiioon, accetirig the invitation. invi-tation. Mrs, Gladding will address tho NFari-posa NFari-posa club, an organize. too of the Salt Lale association, which has the. aid ot t h foreign V. W, C. A. work as its ob iff t. Sfjinf! sort of- , in 1 t w t rt,a i n -ni'-nt will also be arranged for the dis 1 iiM'iii:-hul gnc-t. The Los Angeles Tini,s has the. fol- !'!';, ' 4 l : - lowing mention of Mrn. Gladding during dur-ing her visit to Loa Angejfs: Tho hoard of manager of the V. U. C. A. entertained several guests of noto at tin: lun'henn which followed fol-lowed the rrn-cting. Thnre wiih Mrs. Thomas S. GlarMing. (diainnan of tho foreign work of the national board, who has just returned from a two-year world tour, and there wan Mrs. Warren Olncy, Jr., of San J-'rancinco, chairrna ti of the. Pa'-ific, coast lield ruunnitteo who iw on a tour of invpection of all the nso-cia.tionH nso-cia.tionH in this fbdd, and th"re wan Mjhs Gortrurlt! firilfith, L'irls' nee.-retary nee.-retary under the nationni lionril of New York, and there was Mi'H denote. den-ote. A. GouJdv, president of tho Y. W. C. A. at "Nfiwbnrifli, N. V. As tho lunchenn progressed. th prppiident, Mth. Will itt m J. Hole, called upon t ho jniest n for hhort, intortriaf talks and the result, wan that, all who not at tablo rnceivrd re new co1 inspiration for tho work, amontf youny worn on Hint i lo-ifi(f lo-ifi(f curried on through thin t;rcat organization the world around. I irst, Mtk. Jlnov told iih nornn-tliin nornn-tliin oP io plann tind preparations Koin forward for Y. W. C. A. work at, tho I 'an am a - Pacific, e x posit i on. Tho national hoard luin taken this matter in lianil with frrnr .en and has ulrendy a fund of 00U on hand, -110.000 of which will (o into tho building beintj oreetcl for Y. V. C, A. headquarters on tho expo-hit expo-hit ion grounds, and t ho rerun ininij tlO.OOf) will be dnvoU'd to Hh ro'dpnient. One of the features will he a demoto t ra t ion , by nien.nn of ft noriet of moving pjctnren and ot Jier met hods, of what tho Y . W. ('. A. in doing to Hid yonntf women. Th oro will he ret rooms in f.li i liiiiidinf, n cnfetria, lunch eounlor und n n etnphtvinent bureau. A n per in I work will be en cried on amoncr the IH00 yon m women who will he cmploved on the c t imiit ion Tuu nd'i. Hi nee (In- e pr.-d t lo ri i'i to cfpritinuo for ft year, th ii'i'ioci-t tioli liop'n 1 1 rjirrv on d'tinile i :i i work n m on if t hi'f i'i r Is wlio will work 1 n ei (.di ) lion r wh i t'l . ,Mcm. Chiddiuj, wlof, hvcnlv yur'i L 7 C a ' apo, when ho was Miss Kftio l'rice, was traveling eeretnry for our own I -oh A ii cries asocinf ii)ii, n a u i nt erest i ii g ace on lit of her tin vel:i with her husband, IT. Gladding, t h T'ouyh India, w hem 1 hey f-pc n t eihl montliH nti'l had all .sorts of ex peri en eei, limitr d)on I i P'' , I ra vr-intj vr-intj through the mountain 1 1 -i r i e 1 s a nd visiting in i ions and hind -quarters of Y. W. A. work in t no far enfit . tt a puod t h i ti tl . nlie aid, " for an Indian t;irl jtrd to -r.. ;m American rn rl walk b v. H pvrs t-r a u i nspi ra t ion a nd 1 1 1 1 .- her nearer tho levd of ci vi i r;if i mi ami 'h nut in ii i) y. Our American a1- " eii't.ion secretaries who n i e work i n k in thn Orient a rn broader mid morn f our square in their t ra i n i in; tlian any others I have seen. They a i i tcnehiiiif 1 he 1 ndian ".iris t ho true dignity of labor and ludpiut; to destroy that old Indian tr.idilioii that work in n d b : ' ' Tho Gla ddi ii('i t no It a lonu 1 photographic wilder ot a '-oc i n t ion ltuildiiiir and aclividts in America, Amer-ica, which t ho v di spin yet) w her fiver t hoy went and which crea ! ed n yreat, imnre'ision of I he i in porta por-ta nco and d ieui 1 - of V . ( '. A . work. Mifm (iniiblv told of Gie wnuder-f wnuder-f nl meni bor-di i i rn m in it;n t li t win held lat wi n I eik i n her home town of Newbnrifh, . ., a place of Hf 10 popu la t inn , when, in n whirl wind ca mi i.'i i mi thi'V ned n . W. A. inemhei-.hio of V.'n) v. ill, in a few da vi bv v ipn nun uml , TIip fnll. .Willi: Is !)) piM;i;imMH nf M.r IOUl'-:tS- Mfcllnll ol' III" I .1 1 11 f 'l' I ,1 t "1 11 f V cPlll f'.r I'U th- C-n.-Kil Inplr Ih.- In Kr vp I, Mr.pW.liiT ?.'.'. I'U 1 'I'MKKlI.liV of 111-rniinttv. 111-rniinttv. t 'ni; rn .t i v, rll'nalf, nmU'iit mul mn.trrn llu'lud.' M-hiIiimi OrloUT Ili-iiiiiv ue!... pMillfil hUi..i v. pi -1 1 1 'U ot 1 1 . .1-mii ' i' . I'i n l.l'ilm v. K"ii"'.'l mitlliiM. I ,( ,m,ltu' uilh I'm, 1Im1, i mm , I., IV, hi lu.liir-. I mr.ll li r ,,, ,.C Mt ,,U- O. ! i I ' l"'t - ' OiiJn. Iiumm..,..,. ,l,.r..i:l ohle.i. Ilii- U.t'-Mll.. Inn,., 1,11,,.,, ,,,,,, i.f II'', .Jit I iii."l... 1 . C h,P, ,,,,,-lr.: ,.f III.', .Irr -. 1 1 , l-M.-U;,,,.'. ,.:winl" ' H"M':I"N i:-lii.i..n ..nil of mi- Icnl 1 :('. pt. up"t Mill. mo. t . rn rf-tlb:ton". fVpt c ; Mp.nnimdn fe-Uv,ilv. fe-Uv,ilv. riiniui anrj pop'Jl.11". Novec.bf-r Ttniplv of Efrvpt I'M K rruik, T.uxor, elr. I o-.-rmt'r v -li.i'.iK'i a thI CI.;- f t a, rirnt n ml n'i-n-i of Ksvpt ; Kyp:nn kti K9. TaolnK-s III. Anion;."!!.-'. lJ..i-!-.-s II, Atexar.'W t--o Or out. pi.,lm I i-.-. ;inler TO, ( 'b trr Art 'knl !id mod-rn mod-rn J;inu;iry 1?. Ko'-'jrnn of Cairo M- i opt us. rvrmni'li nt ntlilnv. .In nu.n v A ivui,dna .K " ! n t nl iiTiMH, pp'.lrun of A Nx.n-'i , anI ndf (.M";r-ii)!:i to po r'.s trff in',i"vt. K'b ry I. 'I'ii.; Hivr Nile Trip up t'e NIU-, trip on t.u rivi;r, rlacru cn route. K1r.iar C-l. I-'.;- n'liin Mufurrs History His-tory of KypllJiu nri Hid n nt l.pilt pf. rinnmU'jt. N:.irr'.i !. Alpir (shnrt iimpt Tn O'ile-1 N n 1 1 r . I rt f Rtitira. Inmn-.i Inmn-.i i n'. .'llrmif P- rnr-'Mtion, t :. ; riidlnh : from "Ti;n (J.'nI.-n of A!lh " Mht- Ii Sii.. - Port SuM. builcMnjc of I h (a mil, o. ..opait'inv; el":tlon vt oTt-(."i oTt-(."i ft. April 1.1. Moro.'.-oyrtfrrly mid (o.)iiv in Nptmt-1 o; I "rcn'-h :ein i ol . ulti n. of .Mnrorrn. A prll Tripoli! a nln i l.ylnn K-O'-npr.il notline; liwlielr 1'-. ton's ppl.it; the Sliv ami M rif't ralsc.l at I 1m im In 1 i I i.i in n t out rol; Tun I. ia. i-ki't.-h if cm on tout, p.i.M n n.l pi t .int. ' May 11. l.ni:h;nt 'milrol of i:irpt l.ntd Klt'-lu-ner; owlish hchv in I't : Iiim parMll-'ii nf n'Mlhi-iii Afltcii. .lulia Ward Mown one ealled the lleneral rederation of Women n rhib. which will meet in t'liicno June 0 li'. n ' ' poiti'i'ful army ' ' and a peaceful arm v it is as long as it considers tho bean I v and order, t hrt clean hne and health, t ti o intellectual and moral stimn Ins of the home; but it becomes a tiht-intf tiht-intf army when any part of t hut home is menaced. It docsii 't touch national issues, pol it ics, prohibition or religions tenets; its members seek ini'il 'h work, hut a Iwa s work with t hem w ben the right, time-come. As an oi g;i niit ion it does not indorse suffrage. The Oeperal l-'edemt iun is iint a rot orin (ugani.alion, though ny uipa I net fe with re I or in wher-ever wher-ever it touches tlie wealrr members of society; it, is not sociological, though hn v i iuj a splendid recoi rl for pen ice ; it is in no ni'11-.c poli t ic-il, el by its means h great, si i in u I us ha, been given to the si inly of v ience. literal ure and hi-.tntv in hundreds of tncnerm homes. Indications are thai m.iKin elub wnnmn will gather in Chicago for the biennial ineeluig. The visiting card of eioh delegate and alternate must bo attached to her credenlial card. A copy of the receipt for dues of the nrga n i .a t ion rep ii crnti'd to Ihe (ieneral l ederatinn must be U'esent ed by car li delega t e to the c redeul ia 1 cotum 1 1 1 ee. The b'ed Crois nu ries boa nl of this citv hiii received tweiitveiht lippli cauls for the b'ed Cross sorvice in case they are neodo.l in h war with Mexico. 'J'he applical PMit have been accepted at Washington and the 1 wenty eight Ctah women si a ml rem! v to answer a sum mops o duty at nuv time. I n.'d rnc t ions have, been receive.l as to uniform and epii mi t in c the should ho called into son ice. The u n i form comust s ot a i'. in v cambric drrn, with white cap ami aprcMi. Tho h"cil Cross insiguii on ttie arm of the uniform ii nnpplied by Ihe army. The niH"es who po to u a r must he vaccinated, both against muhiII-po muhiII-po and tvphoid fever. The b'e.l Cros board of Salt, hake is composed of Miss l:o;e, Korous, chniiinau; Miss Pamaris I'.iM'ii'ian, secretary; Mrs, W. ( '. Ilowe, j.. Mora Maheu and inn I-aiirn Willis. Wil-lis. The 'universal interest, of women in (,n great tpieslion of international pciiee w a 'i idiow n in the ii i n . pi e u n in I ... s ion id' the 1 n I lo uii t mini I Con m il ot' Wnmeic, wliicli eb.Ni'd lecentlv in Unine, l,v the fact, that mm humlied and llfty Knc'il-' I'nkinij womon. pn.sj.lr.l over l.v tin' roiinl.'s- df Al'or.ii'.-n. ihs.'uSM-(l I'iirti.-ipalH.n in ilio ot-ut t-n:uv 0 Anilo A ;m" i.-an p.-nrc. h ss .In ul-.-.I thnt th.' Anu'rir:u llli.l . "h n:i l i;ui " uniiMi shuiil.l nin in t! o ocI.'Ih at ion ot tin' liiwtnrv of' t li p ol'l'rrtv of AiiltIo-AliHTH'itn AiiltIo-AliHTH'itn t r.-i tit" n n.l tlmt lour ;o:it ootu'o' Mi.'i'l nis filioulil to liol.l nl Huf-t:ilo, Huf-t:ilo, Ho.ton, i..1nnt. iin.l So.ittlo. ro jM-rt ii i'lv , in a. I. lit ion to a sj.,-, 1 n 1 MLi'r t i n k: at 'iisliiiti:ton. I ana.liati ioni-on ioni-on iviil spral; at a ot llioo moot iu. ' ;;, ;' .0'v. I I ( J i and Americgn women will take part in meet ins at Ot t a wn . The last moot ing for t he oasen of the Wasatch Lit erar dnli was held with Mrs. .lame Hcrklcv i'ue.iav. Mr-. H. K. Schrfen, accompanied by M rs. si one, sane several oca I olos. Mrs. Charles H. MeMahon Pioho to the club (Mi the ''New .Municipal Market.'" M ri. Kber W, 1 1 all ga o a pn per en t n lod, ' ' Krom New ork to New Orleans,'' Or-leans,'' illnM rai ;ug Willi views and as sisted by Mrs. .T. T. Treasure at iU piano. Mrs. II. i. Twini'jg rad a ' her on California and the West." Mr?. Earl iJun.-hee yoke of pr-r.'-V esppriences in New Orleans. inents -wore served Ly the ho-teis." " The Civic club held its final Eer- for- the year at the ociireroiai "", Monday arterno'-n. Grace:; were eie''-'-ed. Tiie president, Mrs. Elizabeth M. ' Cohen. and '';;e sefjretarv-tre?.5- Mr. J. W. McHenry. were " re-it.-i 1 Mrs. M. J. Parker "was. elected v:.-j president. The Bay View Seadirg ri-nb w:1 ' have its last meetine for the seis touorrcr 'afternoon at rhe coxe -.f " Mr?. Lafavttp Hancsett. ?;3 T:::i avenue. TL kj-nc w-;;' y by Mrs. V.". K. Duval. Mr. P. A. Ia v:Ih p a rar-er on "'The l-.-i Colonies.' Mr. T. D. LeTis wiii fioni current events. The subs ir:pion canva?? for the vacation ramo of the Y. VT. C. A. a it i? hriped that The sum neessarv build the summer hou;e will be resl:z?i . within the nest few weeks. Ycjr-rr ; snbscriprions wc-iuj bo appreciate! lit i girls are only asking for SI i :oa ea:: subscriber. j The Sr-eekers' Literarr c:b wii n ' Tuesdav afternoon v.th Mrs. 5. : : Kins, o0 Ct street. Tne iren.re:; t , respond to roll ca'l with provfrb. T. J. Xiprer tt:!; discuss "Lcr&r:' Movements. ' f New Thought " be discussed bv Mrs, Jennie Ean. i The Emerson c'.ass. which has -te. led by Mrs. Frank H. Fooler c:ru.' he winter, had its f'nal z&'.-lz t-Wsdrescay t-Wsdrescay aiiernoon in tie ai.o:;: the Unitarian church. Proi- -Sr w rave sn excel. ent :ectu:e The Poetry of Kr.erson. ' Banner hive No. 11. L. 0. T. M.. i-p entertain A at thJ nom? or Sa:r. Letter. i:5 South Founc us:. :i a social n:eet:nc Tue;:av s : c n from 2 to 5 o'clock. A,: Ls.v ; bees are invited. i Mr?. Guj A;.r?n ar-i Mj?. 5?"' Vr-i'-f r' c? wi".' er.:o-;s;n t:? l.--..xiHsrT .-oun.-:! !. T. -; T.. ::iv a--'.r at tup .'.bm';, Anderson. 0i5 Ea.t E:?:tk s:--si root. - ... rr.oon at w.e ty of --'-; L ; ! Vrntir. T-'-o.f!i i-.,'"':. V,onsv ot-.crr.opn. XA , 1 at:d xae-.T l'rou. -f.n":a' j Maxwell M,-KeJn for?5 f"l tain a' t're :-ro of v-. VJ- ' v..-t sixth ou:h t-'-MVi't-;. crroon from t . A';i ''',"'tri orsanit-onj s-i ft. t"-"-j A m-o,,31. oo-:-e of ti t. . oniHO f o. i-.r . , I' j,.'or! aftomoon at oo; - '- ' j of tho 0,w..-rc.-: f.sP- j |
