Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-01
TIE CLuBs.


Tuesday the club listened to selected
readings from the play OF Julius Caesar.
by Mrs. Blanche Lee. and Critical
Analysis OF the Play" BY Mrs. lara
NJ. Ciawson. Current Events were
discussed by Mrs. stanley clawaon.
the exercise concluding tho regular
program. after which Mrs. G., ID. Moore.
chairman Of the Free Traveling Library
club, gave an interesting talk upon the
library, adding new incentive to the
Cleofan'H present cffort In the collec-
tlon Of books which are shortly to be
donated to the Free Travelling Library,
making library number eight
During the miscellaneous business
Miss Kate Wells was elected delegate
10 the Council OF Womcn's clubs.
The remainder OF the time was
passed In a social way. tea being served
by the rcfrcshment committee,
The date OF the Manila tea II got Tor
the 18th OF April.
The women'a Press club held an In
tcrcsting session last night, the pro.
gram consisting OF quotations from
Cowpcr In answer TO roll call, paper
ON the Clln DwcllerH. prepared By Mrs.
Lueila Rhodes. and an original poem by
Mts. y. II. Wells. followed by an Inter
which concluded the session.
The home and education section Of
tho Ladies' Literary club met at three
o'clock on Monday. an interesting pro-
gram being provided by Mrs. g. y.
Allen and Mrs. j. G. R0yle. Mrs. Al.
len had for her topic The Place OF
Music In Education" and Mrs. j. G.
ltoylc that OF industrial Education
Among the Freedmen
on Tuesday the tourist section lis
tened TO two able papers; "licrcu.
lancum and pompeli, by Mrs. iiail
brown. and Assent u Nesuvius, by
Mrs. Tripp. a selected reading by Mr..
uough completed the program.
The history section met ON Thurrdny,
the program consisting ~ three papers,
Debts OF the Dutch Republic BY Mrs,
Dclano; '''rhc Great bubbles and AM
ntcrdam." by Mrs. Montgomery. The
subject 81 the on. minute talks was Sir
Robert waip1ie.
Al the session OF the current events
and current literature section on
Thursday the program consisted % a
book review. TN the Forbidden Land,
by Mrs. Meyer. II. q. Wells and Miss
Hail.
The annual meeting Of the Poets
Round Table took place ON Monday at
the residence OF Mrs. William Dale.
on = street. the poet " the day being
William cullen Bryant. In the absence
Of Mrs. J. W. Young. In whose charge
the days program had been placed.
Mrs. Hcmphill acted an chairman.
The meeting Of the Mothers congress
last Saturday was n notable event IN
local club annals. The session took
place In the Woman'a club rooms In the
city and sounty building, being held
Nna al
mans club. whose members provided
the material part OF the program. to-
Ecther with refreshments which were
served after the lecture and general
business.
Miss Mary c. May. as prcsldcn, OF
the society, acted az chairman pre-
senting Prof. George Marnhnl. who
made an excellent address, taxing az
his topic the Importance of parvnthood
and It's obligations. A large number
We're present to hear the address, but n
Htill greater number should have been
there 20 profit by the sensible iuggen-
tlous and rules inid down la the talk.
The remarks bearing upon tho wrong
OF carclcsrnesa ana Helhrhncfa on the
parents part In regard to the care and
training OF children during their ten
der years were especially important.
Much enthusiasm was shown In an
ticlpatlon OF the next meeting. nt which
interesting program viii be given.
Amongst those booked for topics are
Mrs. Luther Foster and Mrs. Anna
Craig of Provo, Mrs II. ~. Windsor and
II. ". Lyman Of fnlt Lake, ana a rep
rcscntRtlve Of the Child culture club
Of Utah. who viii furnish an appropri-
ate paper.
Besides these local speakers. arrange
meniH are being made TO gecurc.if pos
fible. the presence OF Mrs, Helen Camp.
bell, the noted writer. whose work In
fiction and economies has made her one
Of the literary lights Of the country.
Mrs. Campbell IN now In Denver.
and II N hoped she may be Induced 10
extend her western trip 10 Salt Lake In
time to speak at tho Mothers congress.
The Reviewer club met on Monday
nj the home OF Mrs. William WiHhtnan
Mrs. Georgia Snow reading an inter-
esting article ON Power Through RE-
pose"
Mrs. Hanauer entertained the Ger
man club this afternoon.
The Euterpc club held It's weekly
meeting nt the Ladies' club house last
night--nn excellent program being
gems was the selection given by the
Chadminnde club. which made It's sees
ond hit OF the season.
Mrs. Eva Y. Davis entertained tho
Sewing club on Thursday ut her resi-
dence on First street.
The members OF tho Friday Sewing
club were entertained yesterday by
Miss Edyth Ellerbeck.
AZ the meeting of the Enterpe club
last night, Mrs. Ira Lewis received a
token ~ the esteem OF the members OF
the club OF which she N inatructrcss-
In the shape OF an ebony baton with tip
and bands OF silver. bearing an inscrip-
tlon consisting Of the name OF the club
date OF presentation, and name OF the
recipient