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Show Work oF Utah Federation of Women's Cfubs Pfannec TpOLLOVriXG is a list of the ohair-" ohair-" nujn of doprirtmnts nf the Utah Frdfratioii of Woman's chihs a;nointri by the jtresi.k'iit. Mr. . O. Leather--vvoud: C ivies, Mrs. L. A. McBri'lo, Tooele ; conservation, M rs. George Berry, Ncphi; education, 'Miss Alice Reynold?, Provo; puldic health, Dr. Jane Siolt'ield, Salt Lake; legislation, Mrs. , S. Kin ncy, Salt, Lake ; music, Mrs. V?" w- L Barreltc, Salt Lake; industrial and soeia 1 conditions., Mrp. Edward Bichsel, Oplen; literature and library extension, Miss Eva E r b e , 0 j? d e n . A few vacancies are yet to be filled. The following chairmen of standing commit tees were appointed : f'redmi-t f'redmi-t ial, Mrs. E. G. Peterson, Loan ; en-downicnt, en-downicnt, Mrs. Tt. B. Porter, Garden; rules and resolutions'. Mrs. "W. D. Pros- ; f er. Salt Lake ; parliamentarian, Mrs. j J. G. Folck, Ogden. The chai rmen of departments are j members of the department of the gen- : eral federation corresponding to the one of which they are in charge in the , state. Failure to respond to two letters j from the general federation, department chni rmen forfeit their membership in : the general federation departments and j their ehairmenship in the state. j The president tof the Utah federation,! Mrs. E. 0. Leatbenvood, has issued the j following open letter to the club women of the state: I "Greetings of the season. May all1 the good things of the Christmastide come to each and every one of you, and 1 become part of the ensuing year. ' ' Having had our executive board ! meeting, t he new administration should ; be. able to announce its policy, but i events move so rapidly and conditions 1 change i so swiftly that things which seemed almost idealistic one week mere-- have become superstitions of the past ' ..the following week, so it seems the wisca Fvf' course -for the State Federation of ! "Women's clubs will be to keep its or-, ganization intact, and strengthen it so as to be ready to meet the conditions : that may confront us and perform the j duties that arise. i "Our interest in free public educa- j w tion is doubly intense, for we realize, j .as never before, that national life! and j 1 personal liberty depend on it. To the 1 alien and emigrant we realize a new ! duty. Wc know that Americanization consists not only in arming the for1 eiguer with the ballot through naturalization, naturali-zation, but also in winning his love for . i our institutions and ideals by a course of jit ice, protection f rom exploiters and by education. ''The gieat work of club women lies in and about the home. We shall join with the good citizens to safeguard the prosperity, happiness and health of all homes. Tu orler to carry out these plans . we arc asking organizations, created for war work, to join us in our work, and we shall he. most glad to have them affiliate with us if they see fit. ''Mrs. Josiah Evans C'owles, the general gen-eral federation president, has written a letter to each state, urging the uniting of those new organizations with the state federal ion in order that united womanhood may render the best service to town, state and nation. ( ' A meeting of the executive board and chairmen of departments will be held about the middle of January. There will be an executive session in the morning. Iu the afternoon there will be a council of the executive board, all committee chairmen and all club presidents presi-dents who care to attend. The place of meeting and date will be announced later. "Mrs. Edward Biehsel will get the Year Book out just as soon as the club reports of war work are all in her possession. pos-session. Sincerely. "XAXCY A. 'LEATHERWOOD." , i j The Lvnds chapter No. 1 and the ! Radiant chapter Xo. 12, Order of the I Eastern Star, will hold joint installation installa-tion of new officers Friday evening at S o 'dock at the Masonic temple. All members of the order are invited. The Jled Cross auxiliary of the Ladies' La-dies' Literary club will not meet until the second week in Januarv. j 1 Mizpah chapter Xo. 5. 0. E. S., will j hold its regular December meeting un- der dispensation on Monday evening at 7:30 o 'clock, for the transaction of business and election of officers. Thursday Thurs-day evening the. installation of officers and peace celebration will be held. All members are invited.' |