The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-26
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Sso; ~ American History.
l>dcn generation gathers together the
AiperlShahle children of the past and in
- Uses shem by new sons OF light. alike
R iaS,art with immortality.-Bancroft
ne Old and the New South.-.....
---...-.-..... Miss BrinEerhOff
feD Is American Literature.
s are better than all the ballads
nat ever We're sung or said
-sof We ara living poems
AND all the rest are dead.
Writers for Children in the Past Fifty
Feb % Art. -'077
de is the greatest artist. then.
Mnethar OF pencil or OF pen
no follows nature"
ATT Educaticn liz the United States
Mrs. Wedgwoo1
Modern illustrative Art-The Good ana
nr me Evll OF lt.-.---.-.-; Miss Webster
March l. Anniversary Day.
seven times ones are ssyen.-Ingelow.
March II. American History.
Territory is but the body of a nation;
the people who inhabit its hills and its
valleys are its soul, its spirit, its life
Games A Garfield
-A1cquislticn of Territory Mrs. Barnes
1sllh Legislation. Mrs. Coray
march Il American Literature.
NOT from the grand old masters,
Not from The bards sublime.
Whose distant footsteps echo
through the corridors of time.
-Longfellow.
Aiagszine Verse. ...... Mrs. Westwood
Il Group Of Canadian Poets-.:.....---.
49,. ..-...M Mrs. Havercamp
d3fch p. Education
j have lived like a beggar myself, that
1, might teach beggars TO live like men,
Pioneers in the Higher Education of
American Girls........... Mrs Bonham
The PrincesS-R aview ...... Mrs. Bucl1ler
April ]. Current Events.
Even the historian takes great liberties
with taets.-Sir Joshua Reynolds.
IN'sN's. MISS Isely
April s. American History
They kin o slipped the planks frum out
tn ole platform one by one
And made i graaooally moo, fore folks
Political Parties. ............. Miss Kellogg
Foreign Policy Of our Nation. Miss Jones
April Is. American Literature.
All the worlds Il stage.
and all the men and women merely
payers. Shakespeare.
The American Stage. Mrs. Westwood
American Contributions 70 Dramatic
Apri 30 Government of Cities.
Law is nothing unless close behind it
stands = warm living public opinion
Some Model Cities Of the ola World
Mrs. Barnes
Municipal Reform in Our own Land.
April %. '-'-i'9 =" e'9'7i
% gift Of Cod perfect day,
Whereon shall no man work but play;
Whereon il is enough for me
Not to be doing. but TO be!
May 6. Current Events.
We see but dimly in the present what is
small and what is great-Loweu
News. .....-..-...-.......-N Miss J. E. Kellogg
Literature. Mrs. Buckler
May Is. American History.
TIL the war drum throbb' d no longer, and
the battle flags were furld,
In the ne parliament par .1sE of man. the federation
Important Questions of Today. ...-.----
MIS- MeQ2WOOQ
The Theory of Annexation. Mrs. Jensen
May 20. American Literature.
Perhaps il may turn out q song,
Perhaps turn out a sermon Burns.
Humorous Verse. Miss Jones
My q. Utah.
Thera'n be 10 matrou fairer
And no truer standard bearer
Ia the United States.
Ser Attractions. -.--..--....- Mrs. Jensen
resources. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Miss Brlnherhoh
history .----.------------.-.- -hIs: b1chIeT
June 8. Current Events.
The more knowledge a man has, the
better viii he do his work.-George Eliot.
News OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mrs: DeMolsy
Literature. .............-....Mr Mrs. Wedgwood
June 10. American History.
Educate the working class by keeping
your children in it.-Gladstone.
Labor Organizations. ....-...... Mrs. Coray
The Red Man of America. Mrs. Bonham
June II. American Literature.
Q wad some power the giftie gle US
To see ourselves as ithers see US
--6uTDS-
What Literary Foreigners Have Late
" Said OF Us------.-----.-A Miss Kellogg
June "a. Education.
Education-a debt from present to
future observation-disclosures Peabody.
American Colleges Mrs. Wright
Public Libraries. Miss Isely
Emile-ReViw.. Miss j. q. Kellogg
Mrs. Coray the president, is known
as one of the brightest of Utah's club
women. She has often been heard in
the meetings of the federation here and
is one of the delegates to the general
biennial to be held in Denver next
June.
The Utah Sorosis. the new Provo
club, WAS organized last March, when
Mrs. ". c. Jennings and Mrs. c. S.
Kinney We're to assist. Although
formed as a study club it WILL no
doubt, branch out IN much broader
lines. Its membership is unlimited and
it has grown steadily in numbers and
enthusiasm from the first 1t has an
able and efficient president in Mrs S.
A King, the other officers being Mrs.
Reed SmoOt. vice president; Miss
Buelah Bachman, secretary. and Mrs.
s. r. Thurman, treasurer. The clubs
present purpose is TO raise funds for
what VIII some day, it is hoped, be a
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