Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25


Matthews gave a lecture upon Baizac
which was followed by vocal number
by the ChamInade quartet. who gave
q charming rendition ~ the Flower
song. The Chnminade qunrtoi was
| composed ~ Mrs, Jolly. Mrs. Cnskey,
| Miss Cnhn and Miss Bransfotd. mem
! bers ~ the chnminade chorus. whose
/ notable rendition was feature Of the
! last concert given by the Ladies' Litcr-
airy club Mrs. Jonninga and Mrs.
Fabian gave French recital. Victor
liugo's La Fianccc du Timbnller,
Win music by Thorno. and the Cham
innde quartet followed with The Cob
inns. - neat sum was Noted at the
entertainment. which viii Dc devoted to
house.
An Interesting session NJ the Womnn's
club occurred last TuoNdav Prof Geo.
Marshall delivering n lecture upon the
subject. What Constitute Morality IN
Fiction. Prof Marshall stated In sub
Htancn that the eject u elements n
morality or evil introduced in fiction
depends not 20 much upon the intrinsic
idea ~ either. ~ upon The methods OF
fro1entauun. Actual good may be- pre-
scented 10 rs In such way ns Co les
sen itH Influence. while the proper r1r-
travail N evil may create aversion o.
The specific sin described. The purpose
N'A NNN MNN NNNNNANN OF MNMNN ~" NNNMNl
be 20 elevate Ideals. and this d. often
done IN fiction by the presentation u
Owl IN such manner ns 10 excite alb.
horrenco f1r the thing set forth. on
the other hand. nm author Hctuatrd by
hlfh purpose may picture hi Ideal IN
such way ns to lower " IN the eyes %
hla reader. The Passion Play has FOR
~ subject ono ~ the highest Ideals
known o. mankind. yet lia presentation
with modern stage methods and aEaO.
Citations combined. tend Oh anuul The
Fncrcdncrs VI IT, Ideal The portrayal
of tho nude M nit aiHp furuiHhof o..
luairltion in Che different emotions exc
cited 10y different examples. SOME fug-
gnsilug pune other Impure associations
according 10 the method of portrayal.
in real life the mnsi powerful element
ln character On tho nWuiIHH power. om1-
ton, not Intellect nor WHl. governs the
majority. The novelist GOO h0 true TO lifD
must study and portray The working NJ
this powerful element The action Of
ne may be- described uH BE- chemical
rhnrtctnr--nn element has poured up
on % the acid ~ Circumstance. and the
result M the experiment furnishes STUDY
ana material Tor the unveiistTha motive
~ hi work viii be- seen M tho drduc.
ton from the event the morality NJ the
work viii depend upon Che effect Il
produces upon the ideals ~ the read.
cf.
Tho general meeting of The salt Lake
section ~ the Council Of jewish Wo.
men was held on last Tuesday. In the
rooms ~ the e. u. ~. Lodge. A very In
ttr"HiinE program was given, consist
lns NJ the following csorc'Hrsi a dis
ruuruo on purlm. By Mr.. r.. ~. Srhll-
lgr reading, iirnwningH Rabbi Ben I
Ezra. Mrs. Harry Gang paper on Fang /
win by Mrs. J. " Hamburger. Current /
Events by Mrs. ". J. Mitchell
The Renpcr'a club which has |
had Tor liz study chiefly during /
We We past year ancient American /
history. held nn Interesting meet
.nr ON Monday lrat the pa /
ncrs for the day being a sketch N Mon
iezumn. together with descriptions ~ /
Mexico, with the curtnnH and indus
lficH of ~ ancient people. An article
by Mrs. CLARA James followed the SUBJ
'Cet being The Ancient Nnyua.
The itenpera club o. Go d. congrntu-
ntcd upon ~ choice NJ Htudy-une not
usually chosen IN club oifcies-nnd also
ipon the excellent nature 10 the papers
cad by iia mcmbcrn.
The meeting " the cioofan last
tuesday was strictly for business. the
cGulnr program being adjourned tlli
ioxt Tuosday-wh Tho club viii take
10 the study OF Millions Paradise Lost.
'iru. stanley clawson VIII be the read
r Tor the meeting.
on Monday evening the Shakespeare
cciion ~ tho Unity olub being a norica
n character studies uf the play ~
Macbeth having at ita last meeting
|nlshod the reading ~ the play The
lancrH Tor thr occasion We're on Lady
~ Mrs. Hicks and Eugene
owls.
The Utah society ~ the Sons ~ tho
revolution held lta annual meeting at
Ioon on waahinRtnnH birthday. which
vas an enthusiastic one. 40 was de-
ided that the annual banquet N the
ocicty shall be- given on April 18th. the
anniversary ~ the baltic uf Lexington.
md committee was appointed 90
0mpietc The arrangement The fol-
owing officers woru elected Tor tho
oar! President. Louis No. Farnsworth.
Ice president pr. william Winthrop
icttni secretary George Lowe Nye.
rcnaurcr. Dr. Edward W whitney.
eriutrnr. Loiyurd NJ, Bailey, chaplain.
iev. James ~, linlacy, historian, Col.
Ohm q. Cannon,
Board of managers Dr. ], g. Elliott
sinr. Hon. noher N. Wells. Frank ~
'tephonn, Or. 4. =. Wright and Frank