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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-11

FOR SALE-Real estate or every descrip-
ton situated III all parts OF the city
Farrar and Gates. 5is Main st.
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RANGEs--s2 down. 81 per week; $50 Sec
ranted. $ to S5. Guy Furniture Co.
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TO Reimbursement of rooms at 9S4
Main ST., with barn If desired. Apply on
premises, or to s. G. Bowen, 1853 Canter-
bury st.
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Situations Wanted Male.
Help Wanted Female.

W,ANrED-PFivate cooks, general girls,
Kitchen girls. all round cock, nursery
er, green girls Mrs. Jones, 40 Main 81.
room IL.
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OLD RANGES or parlor heaters taken as
part payment for the National Acorn
Crawford Grand. Diamond and other
ranges. We put eur secondhand ranges
in order and sell them cheap. Guy Fur.
nlture Mfg Co.
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ClaIrvoyanss and Massage.

MRS. JULIA A. sPAULDING, clairvoy-
ant business test and prophetic medi-
TN, Is at 54S Main ST.. where she will be
pleased TO greet both patrons and
friends. Examination and massage 81 90
each. Room l. one flight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22

Last evening the committee of the
Ladies Literary club was busy at their
club rooms arranging a part of the art
exhibit Which is to be opened to the
public next Wednesday. A large num-
Der of fine reproductions of noted pic
lures have been received from the
FRANC Art company, and the commit
tee has been assured the hearty CO.
operation OF art owners in the city.
The reproductions comprise carbon
photographs, platino prints and fac
smile color prints from such masters
as Raphael, Millet, Turner, Van Dyck,
Murillo, Rubens, Corot, Reynolds and
Rembrandt.
The work of these men iof genius is
now made accessible in the form of fine
reproductions, and their adaptation to
school room decoration is to receive
special attention during the exhibit.
b The historical Departmental of espec-
ial interest to teachers interested in
that work, and contains many gems,
as, for example, the Parthenon; Roman
Forum. Acropolis, st. Marks, Venice,
etc. In this same category may be
mentioned some finely executed por-
traits, among which are De Camps
portraits of Webster and Lincoln, auto
portraits of Millet, Rubens and Rem
brandt, the poets Bryant, Lowell,
Holmes, Longfeilow. etc.
The Angelus.'' THE Cleaners sew
eral of the Madonnas, a number of de-
tails from Sargent'S mural work and
Burne Jones' Hope are a few of the
better known works that are repre-
scented.
A number of private loans will be
shown, including a number of casts,
samples of Japanese and Indian art,
and a few specimens of cloisonne and
pottery.
1t is hoped that this exhibit will be
but the forerunner of others that will
awaken a real, live, active interest in
the decoration of the school rooms of
of Salt Lake City.
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L. D. S. COLLEGE RECEPTION.
New Students Were Entertained BY
the Old


The halls of the Templeton were filed
Friday evening with the guests of the
old students of the Larter-day Saints
college, who saye9a. most delightful ire
ception to those entering the school
this year.
An excellent programme, which was
listened to by an immense crowd, was
given in the lecture hall on the sixth
floor. William W'addoups was the
chairman, and after calling the meeting
to order, gave a speech of welcome to
all. Prayer Yves then offered by In
structor j. +. Clark. II. S. Ensign sang
THE Minstrel Boy" and received a
hearty encore, which was responded to
with Once In the Purple Twilight
President J. Fl. Paul, who was called
upon to speak, made a few pleasing
remarks, and gave everyone a warm
welcome. A very fine piano solo was
rendered by Miss Lizzie Thomas fol-
lowed by song by Miss Edith Grant.
Miss Nellie Boyer recited Jest
Wrapped Up In Him." which received
the applause of all, and was followed
by AN Idyl of the Period"
A few humorous remarks given by
Professor Joseph Nelson created such
applause that he was obliged to re-
spond, fayoring the audience with a
recitation, which brought laughter from
all.
The tenor solo, "a Dream of Para
disc was beautifully rendered by MIR.
John Bowers, and was followed by DE
Profundis''
After the programme the guests were
taken to room 615. where dainty re-
freshments were served to over 500
people.
Each one did his part in making the
affair a perfect success, and all seemed
to thoroughly enjoy themselves.
William Waddoups, d. A Smith,
Harry B. Brooks. Freeman Bassett,
Gene Irvine, Alice Smith, Nellie Dram,
Lutte T. Grant. Louise Badger. Au-
gusta Warmer, VIII Wetzel, S. NJ Eos
ter and Joseph Mabey formed the COM
n1ittees on reception. programme and
rafrac11f4a
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NEWS AND GOSSIP OF
THE WOMEN'S CLUBS

Salt Lake City; w. c. It. U, Salt Lake
City; Woman's club, Salt Lake City;
Jewish Won1ens council. Salt Lake City:
Asiethian lyceum, Salt Lake City; The
Agiaia. Ogden; La Coterie. Ogden: Child
Culture club Ogden; Historical club,
Ogden; Home Culture club, Ogdeni Hun
ter Harmony club, Ogden.
Reports Of officers.
Reports of committees-Local. pro-
gramme,. badge. industrial travelling Ii
brary, educational.
Educational reports of clubs.
Club reports-Nineteenth Century club,
Provo; Utah Sorosis. Provo: Woman $
Athenaeum. Park City; Da Capo. Park
City; Woman's club, Springvilse; 3 b. L.,
Song 1seiectedD. Miss NJ. Gertrude PIERCE
''Womanis Future Industrial Evoiu-
M g9 Mia upper Maynard. Salt
Lake Womanis club.
Discussion led by Mrs. C. Z. Allen,
Spirit of Liberty Chapter. D A. r.
(b) open Thy Blue Eyes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mareni
Miss Emily Jessup.
Possible Contribution of the Club to
Mr ruS Kate s. Af Hiiiard, Child Culture
club. Ogden.
Report of nominating committee
Election of officers.
Ladies' Literary club house.
Saturday, Oct. 2S 10 a. m:
Club responsibilities Shakespeare clun,
Hebar city; Ladies Literary club, Manti !;
Busy Womans club, Moab: Bonneville
club Logan: Clio club, Brigham CITY
Emerson club, Mercur; Reading club,
Corinne; Union club, Orangeville.
Election of directors.
Election of delegates to Milwaukee.
Relation of Clubs TO the Commune
tty. .........-...-...-s..s.. :. '.-..-'
Mrs. Lund, Utah Woman's Press club
physical Training of Girls. ''.........:.
DR.. S. j.. Elliott, Busy Womans
"a Model School Curriculum, "........
Professor f. 3. Cooper
Discussion led by Mrs. G. {. Randall,
Home Culture club, Ogden
art in the Public Schools, ,.........:.
Mrs. Franc r. Elliott. superintend-
ent of drawing in public schools,
Salt Lake City.
Installation of officers.
Singing of America
Members of the Alethian club Will act
as uSherS
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Club women are aExiously awaiting
the outcome of the election Of a presi-
dent of the state federation. The most
intense interest is being manifested in
the contest by club women throughout
the state. and the supporters of the
different candidates at the election will
use every influence to further the cause
of their favorite for the Office.
IT IS believed, however, that the Of
flee win go TO Ogden, and it is conceded
by many that Ogden has right to eX-'
pect it. Two years ago, ii is said, at the
reelection of the present president,
Mrs William c. Jennings, Ogden's del
egates to the nominating committee
We're instructed to ask for the office
for Ogden, unless it were found that
Mrs. William c. Jennings was the
choice of the committee, in which case
they were instructed to give her their
support, provided the members of that
committee would pledge themselves to
work in the interest of Ogden at the
next election, and Ogden further said
that unless the promise were made
good. Ogden's clubs would retire from
the federation. The instructions were
carried out. The ogden delegates cast
their votes for Mrs. Jennings, and now
Ogden asks Salt Lake to fulfill that
pledge. A number of Salt Lake clubs,
however, deny that there was ever
such an understanding and up TO the
present time decline to support the
Ogden candidate, principally, however,
on account Of the failure of the Ogden
clubs to unite upon a candidate.
Within the past few days, Miss KEEL
logg Of Provo has been asked TO be-
come a candidate. and should she con-
sent to enter the list. she will doubt
less receive strong support. To add to
the interest there are a number of clubs
that are keeping very quiet on the sub
iect and their apparent lack or energy
IS causing much speculation as to
whether there is an unknown candi-
date who may at the eleventh hour
step in and obtain the office.
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president of the state federation. and
its delegate will 80 to the meeting of
the nominating committee unpledged.
Mrs. Charles ID. Moore will send a.
report Of the meeting Of the federation
to the Club Woman.
Badges will Be furnished to all dele.
gates at the federation who are enti-
tied to vote. a-
The Reviewers, club IS disposed to
further the candidacy Of Mrs. Coulter
as president cf the state federation.
IL IS possible that they will take some
action on the matter at tomorrow $
meeting.
Mrs Rebecca B. Chambers. president
of the w. c. n O. of Pennsylvania.
who has been in attendance ait the w.
C. T. U. convention at Seattle will ar
rive in Salt Lake on the 29th and viii
make short visit here. She will be
accompanied by the W. G. 81. u. presi-
dent of New Jersey
Local club members expect to enter
tain at least fifty members of out of
town clnbS.
a o.
The Ladies Literary club has no can
didate for president of the state fedora
ton, and its delegates to the meeting
of the nominating committee will
receive no instructions regarding their
vote.
The Mothers club of the First Com
grcgational church will meet Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. G., r. Al
len viii speak on 1.-THE Ethics of Spend
ing Money"
o @ (.
The Cleofan has asked Miss Kellogg
of the Century club of Provo to become
a candidate for president of the state
federation and has promised her the
clubs support.
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Congregational PROGRAMME
TENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
UTAH SOCIETY.
Sessions Will Be Held On Wednes-
and Thursday-Delegatss Expect
ed From Over the State.

The tentI annual meeting Of the
Congregational society OF Utah will be
held in this city next Wednesday and
Thursday. The sessions will be held
at the Phillips Congregational church.
corner of Fifth South and Seventh East
streets. and III is expected that dele
gates viii be in attendance from all
parts Of the state. Following is the
programme for the two days sessions:
Wednesday Afternoon.
Organization.
Wonan's missionary union.
Business.
DEVOTIONAL service, led by Mrs. ClaF
ence T. Brown.
Reports Of auxiliaries.
Paper. Our Seven Societies." Mrs. ].
Newton Brown.
Paper. "A Missionary to Deaf Chill
dren in China" Mrs. F. W. Hayt, Park
City.
Presidents hour. Mrs. d. e. Hemp
hill.
Wednesday Evening.
1880, Song service.
500, Sermon, Rev. Festus Foster,
Mammoth.
Communion service.
Thursday Morning.
900, Devotional service
$780, Business.
1000, Reports of the churches.
1915, Statement of results of Protest
ant work in Utah, Rev. Richard Wake
11:00 The work of the G. III. NJ. S.,
Rev. c. T. Brown, d. D.
Ills Cur relation to- the American
board, Rev. b. nj. Hogen-
81 1FeAI<a -nPSI
Spiritual Power" Rev. Festus Foster.
Thursday Afternoon.
Educational SESSION.
200, Devotional service.
2:30, Paper, Rev. A. c. Warner. Coal
vile.
$780, Paper, indicative and Potential
Moods in Our Educational Work, Mr..
w. S. Harling. Leiii City.
$780, Paper, How Can We Make Our
Educational Work Nest Effective in
Developing Character" Miss Louise
Dickinson, Provo
1900 Discussion. What Work in
Christian Education Should the Con-
gregational Churches of the United
States Undertake in This Intermoun-
tain Region?" Opened by Rev. j. New
ton Brown.
4:45, Business.
Thursday Evening.
1880, Praise service.
500, Address. Our International
~ II ~ ~ ~
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Clubs Are Divided.

ogden, Oct. 21.-From all appearances
there will be two candidates in the field
from Ogden for the office of president
of the State Federation of Women's
Clubs. In Ogden there are five clubs
that are members of the State Fedora
ton, viz: Aglaia, Child Culture, Home
Culture, Historical and La Coteria. AS
near as can be learned, the first four
mentioned are unanimous in their sup
port of Mrs DIR. Coulter, and it is said
that each delegate from these four
clubs Will go to the state convention
instructed to vote for her. On the
other hand, La Coterie has a candi-
date of its own in the person of Mrs
w. F. Adams, and each representative
from this club viii be instructed to
support her for the presidency.
The Child Culture club of Ogden was
delightfully."- entertained by Mrs. P. T.
Wright Friday, Oct 20. The club was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
SALT PALACE BEAUTY CONTEST
Will Close With Grand Carnival
Tuesday Night.

Tuesday night will close the contest
for the most beautiful woman in Utah
at the masked carnival and ball to be
given at the Salt Palace. Tuesday night
viii be awarded the three prizes to the
three ladies having the largest number
of votes at the close of tine polls that
night.
The contest has besn marked by the
eminently fair method used in tallying
the vote and also for the fact that no
woman of reproachable character can
win any of the prizes. Beauty of char
acter as well as beauty of face and
form are the requisites.
The first prize is the historic set Of
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State Federation Programme.

The sixth annual convention of the
Utah Federation of Women's Clubs
will be held in the Congregational
church Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of the coming week. The following
programme will be carried out:
Thursday. Oct 26, 1890 a. M:
Invocation ............. Rabbi LoewenStein
Address Of welcome. :. Mrs. A. v. Taylor
Response .....:...,... Mrs. John Fletcher
Netting of credential committees.
Report of credential committee.
Presidents address. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mrs. Martha Burgess Jennings
Club reports-limited to three minutes.
Council OF Women's clubs, Salt
Lake City; Authors club, Salt Lake City;
The Cleofan, Salt Lake City; Enquirer
club, Salt Lake City; Ladies Literary
club, Salt Lake City; Poets Round Table,
Salt Lake City; Reaper's club, Salt Lake
City; Reviewers club, Salt Lake City;
Spirit of Literary Chapter D. A r., Salt
Miss Ethel Paul.
violin obligato by Miss Mary HalL)
Local Possibilities of University Ex-
tension" .....-.-........-
Mrs. Florence II. York, Springville
Woman's club.
Miss Edna Dwyer.
Mrs. A. o. Ewing. Ladies' Literary
club Salt Lake City.
4:30 p. M:
Meeting of nominating committee.
s p. m:
Organ solo (a) "lNocturne'' " Hammered
Oh March .......V. Hammered
A. H Peabody.
Address by Governor Wells.................
THE Woman's Club from a Mans
Standpoint ........HOn. Q. W. Powers
Song at aToancOra' ....-.....-..... Tost
Oh THE Swallow ........... Cowen
Mrs. Percy Somers-Cocks.
The MANS Club from a Woman's
Standpoint .......-.... Mrs. John Cain
Friday. Oct. q. 10 a. m:
Club reports-Utah Woman's Press club,
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pearls that have been on exhibition
~ Leysonfs JewelrE store and the
Smith Drug company For beauty.
rarity exquisite design and intrinsic
value IL is doubtful IL ever So VaIuabief
a prize has ever been given away
The second prize is one Of the most
beautiful art sets ever published. en-
titled "TriumpEs Of Arf,'s Irn ten Sec
TONS bound I'm half morocco and silk
trimmings. There are fifty photo
graXurea most eXquisfteIy coIoreax fifty
etClhlugS and 200 %typograNurss. any az
the larger pictures being Suitable for
framing and recherche enough to so
into the home o. the most cultured.
The third prize shows the ornamental
arts Of Japan and Illustrates all the
beauties Of the Japanese coloringss
The management have kept the eon:9
test clear from scandal and the prizes
Will be forthcoming and awarded 10 the
lucky winners.
Every effort has been made to make
the carnival and masked ball a success.
The building will be heated. Cloak
ra0nls and dressing rooms have been
set apart and a cuStuner will be there
to rent masks and 60mfnos to those
who do not wish 10 go as character
studies, but to enjoy the dancing
A long list of prizes is offered to
various characters. The grand march
starts at $3.50 p. m.
Tickets for the ball and voting tick
cts can be purchased at the Smith Drug
company.
Following is the vote:
Miss Mamie Hurley, Park City 5,946
Miss Emily Jenkins Salt Lake 1918
S-Mfss Kate Brockhauk, Salt
Lake 49,. ...*................ Alto
Mrs John Fl. McChrystal. EW-
feka $3.50 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.5II
5-Mrs. Jennie Nelson. Ogden .... 1857
6-1Irs. Fred L. Wood. Salt Lake. 1859
Mrs. Alice Merrill Horne. Salt
Lake -. ................... 5s4
S-3Tiss Maud Kennsr, Salt Lake. 55s
9-aIiss Charlotte Holmes. Salt
Lake -. ................. son
1o~~Mfss Rosa. Meyer, Salt Lake. 49,
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Club Notes.

Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait and Mrs.
Mary G. Hay, two prominent women
suffragists, will be entertained in Salt
Lake on the 18th and 30th Of the pres
ent month. TheyAare travelling through
the west in the interest of equal suf-
frag, and are trying to induce the wo-
men of Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and
Colorado to interest themselves in gain
ing equal suffrage for the women of
eastern states. While in the city they
will be entertained by Mrs. r. S. Rich
ards.
All teachers of the city are not only
invited, but are urged to be present at
the educational session of the fedora
ton next Saturday afternoon.
DR.. j. S. Elliott of Moab was to have
discussed Physical Training of Girls
at the federation meeting Saturday at
ternoon. AS she will be unavoidably
absent. DIR. H. D. Niles will read from
her notes.
Should either of Ogdens candidates
for president of the state federation be
elected, the sacretaryship would doubt
less fall to Miss Sara Whalen of Ogden,
president of the Historical club and
also of the Child Culture.
The Poets Round Table has endorsed
the candidacy of Mrs. Coulter of Og-
den as president of the state federation.
@ @ o
1t is understood that Ogden will send
a large delegation to the state fedora
ton to work for the election of an Og-
den woman for its president.
g g g
The Womans5 club has officially an
nounced that it has no candidate for
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Reception to Club Women.

Salt Lake club women will give a
reception Friday evening at the Ladies
Literary club, in honor of the visiting
members of the federation. The affair
will be in charge of Mrs. S. Lincoln
Boggs, Mrs. Ransohoff and Mrs. Ell
lott, who viii be assisted by a num-
Der OF the younger club members.
The club will be deliberately decor
ated for the event, and the officers of
the federation will act as a reception
COMMITTEES
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ladies Litarary club.

The history section win meet We'd
nesday morning at 10 o'clock, at the
residence of Mrs. H. W. Brown, Sc D
street The subjects of discussion will
be- The Reign OF Richard t. by Mrs.
James H. Brown, and 1.-The Crusades, =
by Mrs, McMahon. The subject for
the one-minute talks will be Arthur,
Duke of Brittany"
The French section meets Tuesday
morning at 1920
The music section meets next We'd
nesday morning at 10 o'clock.
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business meeting Wednesday morning,
at which arrangements were seompleted.
for the annual meeting. which takes
place Tuesday evening, Oct. 81 at the
home of DR. Wilcox Following the
election of officers and resume of the
years work, an interesting programme
will be given and social hour enjoyed.
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The Reviewers.

The Reviewers meet Monday, Oct.
90. with Mrs. A. C. Ewing. 'tThe New
Thought will be reviewed by Mrs.
Ellen Elliott and discussed by the club.
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Alumni Meating.

The Alumni association Of St. Mary's
academy will have a business meeting
at the academy Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. All graduates of the school
are requested to be present
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Woman,s Whist Club.

The woman's Whist club spent yes
terday afternoon delightfully."- at the
club rooms. The new officers are: Mrs.
]. S. WitcheT, president; Mrs. Sol Sic
gel, vice president; Mrs. c. H. Blanch-
ard, treasurer; Miss Georgia Hartley
secretary; the directors are Mesdames
Arthur Brown, T. H. ElleTbeck and C.
p. Brooks.
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The Cleofan.

The Cleofau met last Tuesday after
noon. Acts and II of Winters Tale"
were read, Mrs. Susie Ritter Wells act
ing as instructor. Current events fTere
given by Mrs. Edna Wells Sloane.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22

The best Salt Lake people are patrons
of the Manitou Turkish baths and hair
dressing parlCrs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22

U. W. P. C. Meeting.
The Utah Woman's Press club held a
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s ~
pleased TO learn that special rates had
been secured over the Rio Ora ndes
Western to Salt Lake City for the state.
federation. to be held Oct. 20, "a and 2S.
The programme Was opened BIZ Mrs
w. F. Adams, ON Medieval SGciey lia
the Fifth Century. The lady spoke
oughiy eonversanf With the history Of
the period. Her effort MAS greatly ap-
preciated.
Mrs. f. r. Christensen read from
Spencer's Education" and a spirited
discussion followed. 81
Miss Whaleni favored the club With
a piano sole, and Mrs. Wright and
Mrs. Hamer rendered a beautiful No-
cal selection.
Mrs Gordon was a guest Of the after
noon.
The next meeting will be held With
Mrs. Joseph Wright.
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Thursday Evening

1880, Praise service.
$780, Address, Our International
Council Rev. C. r. Brown, D. D.
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La Cotarie. Ogden.


On last Tuesday afternoon La Co.
terie was entertained by Mrs j. S. Cor
lew. Roll call revealed the fact that
!. this was one of the best attended
meetings Of the year. After the trans
action of the usual business the pro-
gramne was rendered as follows:
The Nile by Mrs. John Fletcher,
a former member Of La Coterie, which,
being written and delivered in Mrs.
Fleteher's best style, was enthusiastic
cally enioved by all.
A very pleasing paper by Mrs. A. g..
Works. which called forth an ami
mated and quite spirited discussion Of
this favorite of all and his achieve
ments.
The attention of the club was next
directed to a unique exercise of fitting
the names of authors to quotations,
which proved quite entertaining, so
many different opinions being express
ed in regard to the authorship of some
of the most familiar quotations, though
some of the ladies proved themselves
quite expert in remembering and locat-
ing the phrases.
In the serving of a dainty luncheon,
which followed Mrs. Corlew was as
sisted by Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Perkins
and Miss Smith; II
The guests of the afternoon were Mrs.
Bent, Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Grant.
The club adjourned, after a season nf
social converse, to meet in two weeks
with the president, Mrs. A. B. Patton,
at which time will be celebrated the
ninth anniversary of it's formation.