Show rwori f tbe WotieWs i b Mothers Congress The third annual meeting of the 1 Mothers Congress o Utah will be held I In the Assembly hall In this city May f iSth and 10th On the morning of the ISth will be given the annual address of the president Mrs Lithe a paper on Necessity for Organization of I Mothers Clubs by Mrs Ida Dusen I hcrry l > of Prove and reports of Mothers 1 clubs Tho afternoon session will be devoted to children and will be In charge of Miss Mary C May Mrs Alee E Han ford and Mrs Mary Preston Moylc Tho evening session will be given I over to fathers and addresses will be I rlvem bv Hon George M Cannon and Prof W M tAt t-At the inclining session on May 10th Mrs Lucrelia Kimball will speak on I Educational Preparation for Parent hood and Mrs E E Shepard on Honor Between Men and Women i At the afternoon session The Rights I of Children both physical and ethical ethlll l will be discussed by Mrs II S Hllllard I Hllur and Miss Sarah Whalen of Ogden 1 The morning sessions of the congress I will begin at 10 oclock the afternoon I sessions at 2 oclock and the evening sesslon at S oclock The business meeting will follow the 19th programme on the afternoon of May I Womans Club The newly elected olllcors of the Wo mans club chosen at the annual Imo I I-mo tn on Tuesday last are Mrs W I IL Jones president Mrs Rachacl Mil I lar vicepresident Mrs II A Anderson Ander-son recording secretary Mrs Allan T Sanford responding secretary Mrs John ErkcS treasurer Mrs C A Bradley historian Miss S L Monroe I Mrs John Green members of the advisory ad-visory board Mrs W H Jones was I appointed to represent the club at Ute biennial meeting of thc G i W C at I Milwaukee In June j Milwaukee Meeting The social programme for the meeting I meet-ing of the General Federation of Wo mens clubs at Milwaukee in June next Includes a general opening reception by 1lhe State federation to all delegates and gUt ts a fcc al the Dculscher club United States Senator John Mlt cheUs former palatial home an afternoon after-noon reception by the Womans club of m Wisconsin and the Athenaeum board at the Athenaeum the Ilrst building in the world to be built and owned by women for womens work a driving party along the lake shore to I he ne W MilwaukeeDowner college where tea will be served an afternoon of receptions at ICU private homes and reipptions b the Colonial by Dames tho Daughters of the American Revolution the Milwaukee College Endowment as Hotlallon and the Biennial press committee com-mittee Mineral Painters The Salt Lake Club of Mineral Painters Paint-ers will hold their semiannual exhibit ami reception on Friday and Saturday May ISth and 19th in the icccplion loom of Walkers dry goods store All I the china decorators will exhibit their work and the public who are interest e < Ci I in art and the extension of art work are cordially Invited to call Spirit of Liberty Chapter The Spirit of Liberty chapter D A RM held Its annual business meeting on Thursday afternoon and selected the following ofliceis for the seecte year Regent Mrs Margaret E Wallace viceregent Mrs Anna Hood Hal secretary sec-retary Miss Florence Terhune trcas urer Mrs Minnie Williams Miller registrar Mrs Margaret Terry Fisher historian DI Belle Anderson Gemmell The chapter donated S10 toward the relief fund of the ScotlcL1 sufferers Ladles Literary At the annual meeting of the Ladles Literary club held on Friday the fol lowing ofllcers were chosen for the ensuing en-suing year Mrs J C E King presi dent Mrs William C Jennings first vicepresident Mrs C L Rood second sec-ond vicepresident Mrs W T Dalby recording secretary Mrs S L Boggs corresponding secretary Mrs E B I rrltchlow treasurer Mrs W J Montgomery Mont-gomery librarian Mrs W H Rintz critic Mrs J C Royle historian Mrs L E Hall Mrs Arthur Bird Mis J II Brown members of the board of directors Mrs W ANelden and Mrs J C Royle were named as delegates to thc biennial at Milwaukee and with the president Mrs J C E King will represent rep-resent the club Mrs R C Woodruff and Mrs C P 1 Hough were named us alternates The last meeting of the tourist sec tion of the Ladles Literary club will occur Tuesday morning May 15th at 10 oclock The following programme protrammc will be given Three Views of Paris Us Glory Under Napoleon III Miss Hunt Sketch of Empress Eugenic Mrs L S Smith Its Ruin Under the Commune Mrs II W Brown Paris of Today Mrs Fenlon I Utah l Will be Represented I The indlcallons are that Utah will be I I well represented a I the biennial meetIng meet-Ing of the Q F W C at Milwaukee Those who have already signified their intention of attending are Mrs C E Coulter I Mrs George C Burl Miss Sarah Whalon Miss Josle Seaman and I Mrs A J Warner of Ogden Mrs A S Wedgwood and Mis S A King of Provo Dr Sarah J Ellloll of Moab Mosclames A C Ewlng C S Kinney J C Hoyle M L Kllchlc W W lliier W A Nelden J C E King Charles D Moon Arthur Brown ond W H Jones Utah Federation A meeting of the board of directors of the U F W C was held yesterday j f afternoon at the Ladles Literary clubhouse club-house and was the last meeting of dl rectors for the club year The meeting was presided over by Mrs Coulter president of the State federation fed-eration There were also present Mrs S A King of Provo vicepresident Mrs Charles D Moore recording secretary sec-retary Mrs Eugene Lewis of the Ladles La-dles Literary tlub Mrs Heber J Grant of the Authors Mrs J S Lakln of the Inquirers Mrs Clarence Bradley of the Pools Round Table Mrs S Bamberger Council of Jewish Women Mrs W A Nelden chairman of the library li-brary committee Mrs HS C Lund chairman of State corl ShUn correspondence for Utah Mrs Margaret Calne The first matter taken up was the I report of the committee on organization organiza-tion composed of MesdaNncs W C Jennings I Jen-nings II W Brown and Susie D Rr Wella Upon inStlgutlon It was found I that the majority of clubs of Utah favored fa-vored the reorganization plan and ih tw committee so reported to the board of directors On motion of Mr Eugene Lewis the report of th committee was I adopted In the plan for reorganization sent out by the general federation n per I capita lax of I cents was suggested but the board of directors favored a Ier i capita tax of 23 cents In c < pln order that an emergency fund might be created I I A letter addressed to the president of I thc Utah federation from Miss Perkins i I of Concord N H was iJien read In 1 I which n plea was made in behalf of civ 11 service reform arid asking the Utah delegation to Milwaukee l1uukec to use Its In nuence to uphold the system On I tion of Mrs Lund the mailer was left to the discretion of Utah dlserUon 0 the members from I A letter from Lady Randolph Church I I I ill asking n donation for the benefit oC Ilht I American hospital ship in South I Africa was also read but as the board I of directors had no money In IIH I treas I ury no help could be given the cause I The matter of Inviting a prominent club woman to attend the annual meetIng meet-Ing of tho federation In October next was then taken up The members of the board all agreed that It would hen he-n wise plan and on motion of Mrs J I S Lakln the president and delegates to the biennial at Milwaukee were empowered em-powered to make necessary arrangements I arrange-ments Octave Thanet and Mrs Sarah PlallDecker of Denver were mentioned 1 as most eapnblc women who might bo I willing to thus honor the club women I of Utah A suggestion by Mrs Coulter and one II which will doubtless meet with approval I approv-al from the majority of the club women I of the Stale was that hereafter the reading of reports of Individual clubs at i the annual meeting bo done away withIn with-In lieu of theo reports which have I previously occupied the greater part of two sessions of the annual convention Mrs Coulter sugpeslcd that reports of Individual clubs bo sent to the corresponding cor-responding secretary L week or two I prior to the convonllon and that she I will cull from all the especially good features and report ram to the convention I con-vention Mrs Coulter further suggested suggest-ed reports given ut the annual meeting I I represent the progressive idea not the Individual and that a member of each i of the commlllees of the federation Including j In-cluding education traveling library in educaton taelnS Ubrr I 1 dustrial education and art give a report re-port o what each of these departments has accomplished during the previous year and what each individual club has accomplished On motion of Mrs Calne the Ideas suggested by Mrs Coulter Coul-ter were adopted The annual meeting of the federation will this year bc held Immediately or shortly after the fall conference as it was though that thereby many women from outside districts who would not otherwise attend the annual meriting would be glud to be present A committee commit-tee composed of Mesdames Grant Calne and Bradley was appointed to confer with tho Womans Relief society of the Mormon church to avoid a conflict of meetings at that time mectnSs tmc A meeting of the committee mectlnp commitee to arrange ar-range for field day at Saltalr immediately imme-diately succeeded the meeting of the executive committee The members present l were Mesdumes C D Moore S Cnlnrv A King Augusta Grant and Margaret it was decided to try to make nr I I ranger ents for n general excursion I from all parts of the Stale on July 31st I i to Sallalr the proceeds of the enter I lalnmont to go toward the support oC the free traveling library On motion of I Mrs Biadley it was decided to leave I the entire arrangements in the hands of the committee I |