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Show WOMEN'S CLUB SESSION BEGINS Mrs. E. 0. Wattis of Ogden, President, Delivers Annual An-nual Address SALT LAKE. Oct. 1? Mrs. K . Q Wattle, nf isdcn president of the I'tah Federation of Women's clubs, In her annual address at the opening session of tho convention of tho federation fed-eration yesterday afternoon made a plea for Increased patriotism, loyalty to the nntlon nnd the use of every means to build for a greater America. Delegates from nil parts of tho state were In attendance l lie convention was formally opened :t the Ladles' L-.-er ,,-y ( lubhouse at 2:30 o'clock In the ifternoon following a meeting of the executive body and a conference of the presidents. HELPS IN WORLD'S AFFAIRS. She said In part "lhe clubwomen of today are doing much toward the readjustment of world affairs Tho club has lon her great training school and it has taught her the value of organized work Yearbooks Year-books hne been receive, from man;, of our cluhs and they all show an Increased In-creased Interest, especially In American Ameri-can citizenship, fine arts, tho drama and civic improvement, American citizenship was greatlv emphasized at the biennial. We must center our efforts on American citizenship citi-zenship more strongly in the future than has been done in tho past, )n-reaae )n-reaae loyalty and patriotism and use every means to work and build for a W .mi i. uil- i i car i ii period of international and foreign unrest, un-rest, "Because of tho strength of our general gen-eral federation we are recognl7-ed ius a vital force in all activities along civic a nd philanthropic im s, l ROES OO- OPERATION. "Let me urge that we, as clubwomen, clubwom-en, in our work for the coming year, cultivate to a greater degree the spirit of love and sympathy, with a better .md a broader understanding; of each vmri uiiu oi ine wortc we are irinK to accomplish. Love and sympathy are needs of every human heart, and to receive them we' must give them. From the officers and the chairmen of departments your president has had the closest co-operatieh, which was .much needed and duly appreciated, and for which she tenders you her sincei o thanks. "Let your watchword be loyalty to purpose, the uniting of interests and influence of Utah women for the bet-t bet-t rment of mankind. No federation stands still. We must either advance or recede. I plead with leach and cvcr one of you to help U advance, that, this car may become I"" se-.ucsi ui uii uie years oi me I t.ih federation. OTHER SPEAKERS. Among other speakers were Miss Bdith Bowen Of Logan. Mrs. Wallace T. Perhambf Glen dive, Mrs. R. b. ll'orter of ogden. Mrs. Thomas Fouts I Price, Mrs John Culley of Ogden. Mrs Bdward Bichsel of Ogden, Mf W. II. Blntz, Mrs. Valentino Gideon jof Ogden. Mrs. Georgo F. Wasson. Mrs. Elizabeth Coray, Miss Alice Reynold! Rey-nold! of Provo. Mrs. E. (J. Leather- wood, Bin, J. Ilobbs of Ugden. Mrs. J. R Morrell of Ogden, Mrs. L A. McBrlde of Tooele. .Mrs H. W. Coop- ier of Price. Myra Sawyer of Salt like. Mrs. Philip Kniseley of Ogden, Mrs 'Joseph Evans of Ugden and lire. 'George E Skelton Of Salt LftJce. DELEGA1 I S PRESET I Out-of-town delegates In attendance at the convention are as follows Mrs. E. O. Wattis, Mrs John F. Ilhbs. Mm. Archie Bowman. Mrs W 11 WattN. Mrs R A. Moyes. Mrs. Josepli E. Evans. Mrs Edward Bichsel, Mrs. Thomas D. Lee. Mrs. ;p. T. Wright. Mrs. Guliclina Dix, Mrs Philip Kniseley. Mrs Mary A. Matt-smi) Matt-smi) Mrs. R. B. Porter. Mrs ,J , K Morrell. Mrs George W. Perkins. Mrs. Maude Sharp. Mrs. Mabel Hammond Ham-mond and Mrs. George West, all of Ogden; Mrs. Thomas Kouts, Mrs. H. W Cooper and Mrs. R rantnll of Price; Mrs. Howard Cox and Mrs. Fred W TUttle Of Man! I; Mrs. L. A McBrlde, Mrs Hugh J Gowans and (Mrs. illlam B. Marks of Tooele. Mrs W L Jtrooms and Mrs Joe 'ano of Springlle; Mre Jbhn a Aylett and Mrs. H. O. Aylett of Mldvale; Mm. G. W. Bradford and Mrs. D. K. Manning of Garland. i Mrs J. A Uendrickson. Miss Edith Bowen and Mrs. Iia C. Hay-ball Hay-ball of Logan; Mrs. Mary Y. Holmtn )l Brlgham City; Mrs. J. H. Greer of Sandy Mrs. Josie Alleman, Mrs. Wal-llace Wal-llace Mace. Mrs. A. O. Packard. Mrs. D. P. Brinton and Mrs. Ella Rev-; 'nold-i of Bprlngvllle; Mrs. G. W. Mar-i tin of Ma nil, Mrs. R. Lee Kirk of Moab, Mrs. W. C. McCormlck and .Mrs. )tta Bflandaon of Payaon; Mrs. I. A Jones and Mrs. A. E Short of IUrray; Mrs. A Thomas and Mrs Clifford Ashby of Garfield , Mrs. J. E ICotter of Lehl; Mrs. L. S. Sicken -'SCher of South Bend, Ind.; Mrs Anna M. Kopp of Price; Mrs. W. H. Homer. Jr. of Pleasant Grove; Mis' F. Boles of Magna. Mrs. C W. So reus- ii uri 1 Miss Annie w. Johnn-son Johnn-son of Mount Pleasant; Mrs. V. L. .Thomas of Eureka. |
