The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-20
The Sorosis.

Provo, March 19.-At the Sorosls on
Thursday, the day was principally de-
voted TO educational topics.
President Naynettia B. King occupied
the chair. Parliamentary drill was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Sarah Cluff.
In an excellent paper, supplemented
with quotations, Mrs. Ballentyne gave
a. review of "Spencer's Educational
Work" After ten-minute recess, roll
call was responded TO with choice quo
tations.
Miss Alice Reynolds read a paper de-
voted in general to "Richter's LeVena,
but paying special attention to the topic
of early childhood, the lady considering
that each chapter of the work contains
sufficient material for a paper me
idea was developed that mothers should
not be too free in extending sympathy
to children when children meet with
accidents due to their own careless
ness.
A number of the ladies expressed
their intention OF being present at Og-
den at the coming reception to be given
by the clubs OF that city.
Letters were received from Mesdames
McVicker and Jennings of Salt Lake
City, and De Noisy of Provo, expressing
regret at their inability to attend the
SorOsis reception.
After critics report, club adjourned.
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Provo, March 19.-The Nineteenth
Century club met at the home of Mrs.
Westwood at the usual hour, and was
called to order by the president.
After business was disposed of, Mrs.
Westwood presented to the club very
entertaining paper Magazine Verse,
mentioning the magazine writers ano
giving selections from them. Owing tc
the very disagreeable day, only eight
members responded to roll call.
Mrs. WedgwOod conducted the par
liamentary drill, every member taking
part. This was followed by a complete
review of the news by Mrs. Barnes.
A paper on Group of Canadian
Poets" with selections from Bliss Car
men, Archibald Lampman, Charles G,
D. Roberts and other Canadian poets
was read by Mrs. Havercamp.
This closed a very interesting after
noon.
To the Club Ladies of ogden:
We, the CLUB ladies of Provo, wish
to congratulate you on being able tC
secure Mrs. Stanley of Michigan, in heI
charming and instructive lecture. The
Passion Play" We say to you it is
a treat that no wide-aWake person car
afford to miss. The speaker handles
throughout it is filed with most pleas
ing incidents relative to the life of the
German people. AS a club, we will
accompany Mrs. Stanley to your city
as we feel such a story many times
told is ever new" Very cordially yours
UTAH SOROSIS.
The above lecture Will be given or
Friday evening, March 25, in the county
court house, for the benefit of the Free
Kindergarten association. The ladies
of the association are very grateful &c
Mrs. Stanley of Michigan, who kindly
consented to deliver the lecture, and
thereby help US in our charitable work
1t is requested that the club LADIES wear
their club colors on that day, as Mrs
Jennings, president of the federated
clubs. will be present at the c. c. c
meeting and lecture.
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The Free Kindergarten association
and Child Culture club viii tender al
informal reception on Friday Afternoon
from TO p. m, complimentary Il
Mrs. Stanley (whO viii lecture in tbs
evening on THE Passion Play'O. Mrs
Jennings, president of the State FEEDER
alton. Nineteenth Century club ant
Utah Sorosis The ladies of ogden ar,
invited to meet these ladies, at th'
! home of Mrs. William Driver, president
o. o. T. X. A.