Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11
pEsERET EVENING NEWS: SATURDAY FEBRUARY IL. 1890.


combs and the Forum" by Mrs. HouEh.
The Capital and Castle Of st. Angelo"
by Mrs. Mathis. and THE Noble Fam
lilies OF Rome." by Mrs j. II. Young.
The home and education section pro-
yldcd the program for n general meet
ing u the club on Friday, Mrs c, Il.
Allen reading an article entitled what
Constitutes a Practical Education" the
papers following dealing with the sub.
lccts OF Physical Culture" and ADO
icscence," read respectively by Mrs.
Maynard and Miss Stokes.
ON Thursday occurred the long prom
ised musical entertainment under the
charge OF the tourist section OF the
club. an event which fully satisfied the
high expectations entertained ON the
part Of the public for ita artistic sue
cess. and which adds another laurel TO
those gained In the line OF notable
local achievements which have diatin-
guished the history OF the club.
Mrs Fabian In an interesting paper
upon italian Folk Music" gave nm ar
tirtic Introduction to the musical enter
tainment which followed-a program
consisting solely Of selections from
Italian composers,
Two folk songs rendered by tho
Chaminade chorus under the direction
of Mrs. Ira Lewis. were among tho
gems OF the evening. the rendition crc-
ating most natterinE predictions fjr The
future OF the new musical organization.
Two other rcnditlons. selections from
"i.ucin" and III Trova,orc." aiycn 10y
Mrs. Edward McGurfin on the harp.
were amongst the notable features
Of the program. and were followed by
number OF delightful NUMBERS upon
the better known Of tho family Of
strlnEcd instrumental Verdi fantasia
"Infcilcc" on the gultar-by Mr.. &. ID.
schcttler. and trio OF nandoiins
formed by Mrs. BecHly, Mrs. Burns and
Mrs. Shnrkey. combination whose
beautiful rendition met With intense
favor upon the part ~ tho audience.
Tosti'a "Beautys Eyes" was rendered
by Mr. Henry Mllcs, who Kindly nlled
the place on the program ieft vacant
By Mrs. Grccnc'H absence. Illness maxi
ing II impossible for her TO appear
Miss Ferry. Miss kinscilh nni Nrs.
Andrews each added 10 the pleasure OF
the evening In their vocal aolos-the en-
tire program proving a treat to those
fortunate enough to he In attendance.
To the tourists section. ana especially
to Mrs. Woodruff and Mrs. Ira T. Lewis,
of whom the affair was chiefly In
charTc. both credit and honor arr due
for the artistic and pleasurabia success
OF the entertainment
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF tho v. ". G.
a. are planning for an old fashioned
valentine party. to be given In the as.
ISOLATION parlors ON Feb. 18Th.
The Reviewers club meet next
Monday. February iath. with Mrs.
chaH. u. Plummcr. the afternoon being
devoted 10 the study 81 the Revival
Of Romnnce" and Anthony Hope" by
Mrs. Char. u. Moore and Mrs. Hal w.
Browne respectively.
At the weekly melting 81 the Clcofan
on Tuesday Miss Kate Wells read an
article on Dryden. Miss Alice crismon
The Corrupt Drama" and Mrs. Julia
iiawlins a paper dealing with the
progress OF physical science. the
achievements OF Locke and Newton bc.
ing particularly considered In the re-
lation TO the subject Al the ncxt meet
Ing business Of Importance will be con.
ridercd. the president requesting n full
attendance.
The Opal club will give - bah at
Chriatcnrcn's ON the 18th. This event,
which has been some weeks In prcpar-
alton. promises 10 be one OF the pleas
ATTEST OF the month.
ON Tuesday the woman'n club held an
Interesting meeting the subject under
consideration being THE division Of
/ time for wives and mothers. house,
husband, children. friends. self. public
service" Mrs. n. u. Windsor read an
abb. article dealing with the question
prefnclnT the main body Of her remarks
with an introduction stating the impoH-
slbilty for one individual 10 apportion
the time OF another-slnce tho en-
vironmcnt. the financial circum.
stances. and the position of each indi.
vidnal ncccssitate various divisions OF
time. according as these different In.
ruences prevail Mrs. Windsor ~.
counted a number OF Instances ILLUS.
trative OF proper methodicai division
| OF time In the varying cases cited
many Of them proving. IN their nptneaf
and beauty OF phraninE. much In the
nature Of proverbs, which all whose
lots arc east In this life OF busy and
sometimes conflicting duties mighi
with benefit learn by heart.
| ON next Tuesday DR.. Talmage ~ tho
University will lecture upon beauty
In Stones" AT the club rooms In the
county building. The lecture win b,
illustrated. and promises No rare O
treat that the club Hospitality opens
this session to all who may wish 10 at
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