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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-15
La Coterie.

La Coterie met with Mrs. A. P. Bige-
low, April TO- After roll call, which
was responded to by goodly number
Of members, Mrs. Kimball gave a most
interesting paper on Egyptian myth
ology, wherein the original dry as
dust" theme was almost forgotten in
the bright and sparkling manner with
which it was treated.
Miss Katherine Green followed with
an essay upon the Masterpieces of
Greek Sculpture" showing that the
Greek idea is the same as that en-
dorsed by many famous modern writ
ers. Beauty and prettiness are good
ness and virtue if viewed in the proper
light
After Miss Green's most enjoyable
paper followed a duet for piano and
mandolin by Miss Henderson, and
brother, Hearth and Flowers" which
was enjoyed and heartily encored.
Mrs. Wenner then read a paper on
'"Fhe Women of Egypt" by Mrs EN-
ma J. Arnold (writer for st. Nicholas).
Refreshments were served by the
hostess, and were rendered most at
tractive by the introduction Of pretty
souvenirs in pen and ink representing
the "up-to-date grip in all her differ
ent phases. La Coterie will meet with
Mrs. Patton on April "a. Mrs. A. c..
Abbott Of Marshalltown, Ia, Mrs. H.
c. Bigelow and Miss Henderson, were
guests of the club
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body proceed along the lines laid down
in its infancy or shall its constitution
be altered to suit changed conditions?
At the birth of the General Federation
in New York in 1890 there was no
thought of other than individual clubs
as members of the central body. By
the way. the Ladies' Literary club of
Salt Lake is proud of the fact that it
was the second club in the country to
answer the call to federate. Since 1890,
and notably under the administration
of Mrs. Henrotin, the state declarations
have sprung into existence. until there
are now not more than half a dozen
states in the Union without state Or
CARNATIONS. The General Federation
now finds its membership composed of
state declarations, individual clubs, most
Of which belong also to their state or
CARNATIONS, and Of national societies,
such as the W. G. T. u. The result is a
body unWieldy and lacking in proper
ton. The purpose of the proposed
changes is to make the business force
smaller and the Organization more
homogeneous. State declarations, at
their annual meetings, and federated
clubs have been considering the ques-
ton involved in the readjustment. The
result of their deliberations have been
forwarded to the committee on reor-
ganiZation Of the General Federation
In a recent number of the Club Wo-
man. the official organ of the central
body. Mrs. Brock. the chairman of this
committee, makes her report. In in
PRODUCING a more formal statement she
summarizes as follows:
Almost all the clubs and declarations
are opposed to the admission of national
societies to membership in the General
Federation. All but Colorado approve
Of abolishing the Office Of state chair
man of correspondence. A large num-
Der favor triennial meetings. All but
Delaware, Iowa and Washington favor
per capita dues. These three states IA
vor state representation, but prefer
dues and representation to be per club
and not per capita. Georgia favors re-
turning to the old plan of organiza-
ton, and would give state federatioas
no representation in the General Fed
Grafton"
The number of women at the biennial
meeting in Denver, and the difficulties
that arose thence. seem to have con-
WINGED the Salt Lake. club women of
the necessity Of some change in the
manner of representation. Their re-
ports to the state committee We're very
generally in favor OF a representation
through the state federation and of tax
alton per capita.
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At the last meeting Of the directors
OF the Utah Federation of Women 5
Clubs, field day for this year was set
for July 81 at Saltair. This date has
since been confirmed by the general
passenger agent OF the Salt Lake &
Los Angeles Railway company. The
committee having the arrangements in
| charge are Mrs. c. d. Moore, Mrs. c.
;. Kinney, Mrs. Margaret A Game
MRS. Heber ]. Grant, Mrs. J. z. Bam-
berger Of Salt Lake, Mrs. George c.
Kelly Of Ogden and Mrs. S. A. King of
Provo. In the interest of the day these
ladies are making their plans to visit
personally as many of the clubs of Salt
Lake as possible, and to send circulars
10 all the clubs outside the city before
the women become entirely absorbed
IN their annual meetings, and before
the June exodus begins. The State
Federation, now consisting of thirty
two clubs, has had two successful field
days-ln 1898 at Castillo Springs and
last year at Saltair. Both occasions
were delightful, and provided an op-
portunity for an informal exchange of
ideas not possible at the business ses-
sion in October.
An added interest is given to field
day from the fact that the proceeds of
the day are dedicated to the support of
the free travelling library the largest
single source of income of that enter
prise.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-15
OGDEN CLUBS.
Child Culture Club.

Ogden, April IAN interesting
meeting Of the Child Culture club was
held on Friday, April s. with Mrs KEEL
ly. An excellent paper by Mrs. Hill
lard on Capital and Labor" was read.
The paper was ably discussed by the
members present.
Mrs. Flygare gave an excellent re-
port concerning the work done by the
executive board of the federated clubs
Of this city. After a reading from
Spencer's Education" by Mrs. Chris
Jensen, the club adjourned to meet Fri
day, April 20, with Mrs G.. A. Kerr, 725
Twenty-fourth street. The guests of
the afternoon were Mrs. Whitley and
Mrs. Bent
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.ostofice. wednesday afternoon II was
very pleasant affair.
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,uss Lille Greaves returned 10 san
,sFe CITY Saturday.
Thoras P. Thompson, who mas been ap -
,,nf on a mission TO Wisconsin a.. Ior me
past two ears retusiis1 =, 'i''''e '---' ee'>
,,-,,s,-5 O+terstrom went to Salt Lake
w +bie week. Afte' spending a few
Slly ~ the CAPITAL he WI leave for Wy
60 v,Eere ne will spend the summer.
Chris Thorpe and family MI Tiil I move out
a. his willard creek rahch TINS "eeA' IN
III alter seeding time.
In, Nadsen Of Salina was a visitor
l., 1g g1tr-Lrairn the first Of the week.
~. N Hansen has been spending
-.ei,.eroI iavs ia Mt Pleasant this week.
bt'''1 o @ g
orson Olsen went to Salt Lake City
TUESDAY Is
Charles and Fred Christensen are Salt
Lake City visitors this week
Elaborate preparations are being made
- for the reception to re rendered inc
II Y A. exploring party Sfl!Sh 10 ,SSApCSe-
- Ire next Thursday evening. The en-
ttco-t-s.inmeut to be provided for the party
y m consist Of q programme, banquet and
WI Committees are now busily engaged
a. 'nreparing for the occasion.
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Miss Fife Armstrong was the hostess
81 verv pleasant surprise party at her
So1e Wednesday evening. A large COM
A MN. of her Young friends were present,
20 thew spent an enjoyable evening.
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Mrs. WeDb Of Manti who has been visit
trg Laurence Rasmussen's family for the
mast week, returned home Wednesday.
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Ephrain Hansen visited Manti the first
OF the week.
Deputy Treasurer Nels Nelson OF Manti
was In town Wednesday.
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Historical Society.

A very pleasant meeting of the His
torical society was held at the home
of Mrs A. B. Corey on Saturday, April
7. at the usual hour. After routine
business an exhaustive and entertain
ing history of the Huguenots was Civ
ell by Miss Seaman.
During the intermission which fol-
lowed dainty refreshments were served
by the genial hostess. after which Mrs.
Whalen told of Political Ambition as
Exemplified in Catharine de Medici' -
The programme for the afternoon was
closed by an excellent rendition of
THE Battle of Ivry' by Mrs. Corey.
The society adjourned to meet April
p with Brs. Bichsel, 1928 Sheridan ave-
nue.
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Home Culture Club.

On Thursday afternoon, April u, the
Home Culture club met with Mrs. Kirk.
French Ldtera ture and Education, %
the subject for the afternoon, proved
very interesting. Mrs. Scott Brainard
leading in University of France;
Mrs. Randall, French Academy: Mrs
Waters, Dumas Life and Works.
Variety being the spice of life, after
the usual social intermission the study
of France was thrown aside and all
enjoyed Mrs. Smiths paper on Home, %
followed by a paper on Recent Inven-
lions and Discoveries by Mrs. Cool
idge. The club adjourned TO meet on
April &c with Mrs. Scott Brainard.
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Club Notes

At the Cleofan on Tuesday Professor
Toronto Will give a lecture.
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The Cleofan will hold it's annual cleo
ton of officers the last Tuesday of the
present month.
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The Reaper'S club meets tomorrow.
At the WOman's club on Tuesday.
Mrs. johnson gave a paper entitled
''Gleanings From the Fabian Essays.''
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The Bible section of the Council Of
Jewish Women meets for study on
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss MabeEe Snow has gone east to
represent the Utah society of the
Daughters Of the Revolution at the an
nual convention.
The Alethian Lyceum meets next
Friday.
The Mothers Culture club met with
Mrs. David Evans on Tuesday last. and
was ably entertained by Mrs. Young,
who talked on kindergarten methods
The officers of the club are: President
Mrs. +. G.. McNiece, 1898 Blaine ave
nue.; vice-president, Mrs. James Barton.
Logan avenue; secretary, Mrs. J. e.
Davis, 1886 South Eleventh East: chair
man of the executive board, Mrs. By
ron Cummings, 936 East Eleventh
South. The next meeting will be held
May at 2 p. m. at the home of NJ
David Evans. 91S Logan avenue.
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The current events and current lit
erature section of the Ladies' Literary
club will meet on Thursday afternoon.
April 10, at 2 o'clock. Mrs. C. E. Allen
viii give a paper on Trusts" The
other topic will be announced later.
The section will elect the chairman for
the ensuing year at this meeting.
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The regular meeting of the tourist
section OF the Ladies Literary club will
be held Tuesday az 10 O'clock ar tba
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-15

Provo, April 13.-Utah Sorosis met
last Wednesday afternoon at their club
rooms. Nine. President Tucker and
ten other members were present.
Mrs. D. D. Houtz gave the Roman
history, reviewing ''The Roman Peo-
pie" Mrs. Zina H. Smoot followed with
a very interesting magazine review.
After recess and roll call, Miss Alice
Reynolds gave an instructive talk.
Club then adjourned to meet the fol-
lowing Thursday at the home of Mrs.
D. D. Houtz, where they will meet with
Mrs. Coulter, the president of the Fed
Grafton of Utah Clubs, and Mrs. Nc
Wicker of Salt Lake City.
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its next meeting on Tuesday evening,
April IL, with Madame Root, in the
Jennings block. Mrs. Royle will talk
to the club on Changing conditions of
woman's work today as contrasted
with her efforts in former times" All
working women are invited to be pres
ent, as very interesting evening is
anticiDated
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St. Paurs Church.-Corner Main and
Fourth South streets; Rev. Ellis Bishop.
rector; Rev. w. Daunt Scott. curate. April
10. Easter day: a. m, holy communion
(choraD; & m, holy communion; IL a.
m, mathis and holy communion (chOraD;
p. m, children's carol service: 5 D. m.
special service for men; Gas %. m. Bible
class; $50 .. m, evensong and cOnfirma-
ton. Tuesday, april 16 D. m. Ladies
Guild in Guild room. Wednesday, April
u. 1870 p. M. Girls Guild meets with Mrs.
Cheesman. Thursday. April is. s d. m,
brotherhood of St. Andrew in rectOry.
Friday, April Is, II a. m. holy commu-
Mon; 1870 p. m, evening prayer: 7:S0 D. m.
BOys club IN their club room; S p m.
Sunday school teachers in rectory study.
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d. A. r. Meeting

The Daughters of the American Rev
olution met Thursday with Miss Flor
ence Terhune. Important Historical
Events That Have Happened in the
Month Of April was the topic of the
afternoon, Mrs. L. c. Hall handling it
most ably.
Before adjourning the members Sc
lected designs for the medals that will
be awarded the pupils in the high
school, and also the eighth grade of the
public schools for the best essay on a
patriotic subject
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Ynu T1-u Il

If Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure, which is sold for the small price
Of % cts, so cts. and 81, does not cure
take the bottle back and we will refund
your money. Sold for over fifty years
on this guarantee. Price % cts. and
so cts. For sale at Z. NJ. c. 1. Drug
Dept.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-15

The pastor of the First Methodist Epis-
copal Church viii preach at IL a. m on
The Resurrection Life and at 7:30 D.
m. on wells of Salvation At the
morning service. the following Easter
music will be sung: ''Why Seek Ye the
Living Among the Dead" William Reed
chorus and solo. Mrs J. T. Strawbridge
fbe fh9 so i'm 5 Mss Sgns 6b and
Plummer. There will be special Easter
exercises in connection with the Sun
day school at 9:45 a. m. The EpwOrth
League devotional meeting viii be al
$50 p. m. Al seats free. Strangers cor
daily welcome at all services. Alfred
H. Henry, pastor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-15
Plans of Club Women

The programmes for next year are
Being discussed in the various clubs.
The Ladies Literary club has relieved
the chairmen of the departments of the
programme arrangement and will have
special programme committee to plan
and condueI a series of afternoons of
general interest. A Browning section
will probably be added to the depart
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-15

mas turned with disgust from an other
wise iovable girl with an offensive
breath, karls Glover Root Tea nnri-
mes the breath by it's action on tba
sooWelS' tc., as nothing else viii Sold
LOT years on absolute guarantees price
l. Drug Dept. ~ L. - W
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Ladies, Literarv club.

The Ladies' Literary club will meet
Friday, April 20, at 2 o'clock. with the
following programme in charge of the
Shakespearean section:
Ambition as Typified by Macbeth
and Lady Macbeth" Mr.. Eugene Lewis
'Shakespeare's Use of Dreams and
Witchcraft," Miss Yardley.
Readings from Twelfth Night" ''Ro-
meo and Juliet" and Macbeth" by Mrs.
Lewis, Mrs. Ewing, Mrs. Boggs, Mrs.
Igleheart, Mrs. Hampstead, Mrs. Rich
ards and Mrs. Cain.
The Shakespeare section will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30, when a
chairman for next year will be elected.
A full attendance is desired. Acts III.
" and V of 'The Winters Tale" will
be read.
The tourist section will meet Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock
R1SineSS Uo1naY3S TI,,b
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club house. A full attendance is re-
que1sted, as there il very important
business to transact-the election of
chairman and the arrangement of work
for next year. Miss Jessup win have
charge OF the meeting, and the pro-
gramme will be, How 10 amuse one
self in Paris"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-15
Speakers For the Biennial

Mrs. Buchwalter. chairman Of the
programme committee for the biennial
Women'S clubs convention. announces.
among others. the following speakers
Mrs. Robert J. Rurdette. Pasadena.
Cal; Mrs. Mabel LOOMS Todd, Am
herst. Mass; Miss Alice French, Dav-
export, Ia; Mrs. StetsOn, Chicago; Mrs.
Hamlin Garland, Chicago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-15
The RevieWers

Mrs. w. A. Nelden entertained the
Reviewers on Monday afternoon. Mrs.
+. A. Vincent gave an interesting paper
on The Memoirs of a Revolutionist."
by F. Kopotkin, and Things Russian"
After reviewing the book at length.
Mrs. Vincent discussed the Russia of
today, its government and peonle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-15

Phillips Congregational Church.-Corner
Seventh East and Fifth South streets; b
M. Hogen, pastor. Preaching at IL a. m
( and 7:5O p. m; morning subject, Sorrow
turned TO joy" evening subject 1.-THE
Place Of the Resurrection of Christ in
Christian Faith" Sabbath school Easter
services at 12:15; Christian Endeavor al
6:15 p. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-15
Oeofan.

The regular meeting of the Cleofan
was held Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Cora H. Eldredge, Mrs. Culmer and
Miss Calder each gave a short talk on
Greek Architecture and Greek Ideals. -
The latter part of the afternoon was
spent discussing the programme for
the coming year, the members deciding
to devote the greater part of the club
year to studying Grecian architecture.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-15
Young Mothers

you rUup is the terror Of thonssnaz %
50 ag,r mothers, because its ontbroHSI- 9L
loh'ss CCalzlng and frequently fata1 eI ~ IS
like rOoush and CONSUMPTION Co. : III IL
never .'tIa 5glc IN cases Of Croup T, q rs IS
cases S seen known to fail. The has nds
cts, IN ' Gle! Immediately. Pr;ce ors 81
l. n-''r ncr G. NJ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-15
EVANSTON.
lsneclal CORRESPONDENCE

Especial Correspondence
Evanston. Wyo., April l3.-Mr. and Mrs.
frank Mauley Of Rock Springs have been
visiting relatives in our city.
Mr. and Mrs. !. Kastor and children left
Saturday morning for visit in Salt Lake
City.
Misses COrbyn and Balm went down to
Salt Lake City Friday evening, returning
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Schwenck and son
are Salt Lake City visitors.
The Music club was entertained Mon
day evening by Miss Torrance. The pro-
gramme. under the direction of Miss Rob
inson was very interesting and consisted
of vocal solos by the Misses Torrance
and Robinson and Mr.. G. S. Policy, piano
solos by the Misses Harrison and Chap
man. piano and violin duet by Miss Mary
Harrison and Dr. Wernett and a paper on
Rubenstein by Mrs. Charles stone.
Mrs. F. N. Grady. who has been i'll for
several weeks, is cOnvalescing.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Cameron and daugh-
Ter, Marguerite, returned Tuesday even
ing from a lengthy visit in California.
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Mr. Victor EngStrOm returned Sunday
evening from a two weeks stay in Oma-
Ia. and reports. the health of his son,
Howard, improving.
Mr. John Beckwith spent Wednesday
and Thursday in Rock Springs.
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Mrs. Frank Lauder returned Sunday
from visit in Salt Lake City.
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TtYGr De- Q
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Miss Emma Higgins has been very i'll
for several days.
rlously i'll.
Mr.. Lime Higgins is over from KEN
merer visiting his family.
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The evangelists, Reverends Durham and
Baker Of Ohio, have been conducting a
series Of successful revival MEETINGS at
the Methodist church. Rev Baker left
thursday for Laramie, Rev. Durham
continuing the services.
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MISS Florence POmeroy gave a very
pleasant party 10 her young friends last
S 9%tSiuay evening. The evening passed
win games, and delicious refreshments
were served, The fortunate ones were
the Misses Beulah Galbraith. Kate Code.
EloSSle Hooker, Laura Forbes. Theresa
DWyer. Dollie Jones, Emma Mcqueen.
tlors La Chapelle, Dagmar Nelson, Win
NE chamberlain, MesSrs. Grover Sum
IerS, Lyon Rathbun, VIII Blanchard.
sam knowder, John Smith, George Sell
len, Peter Nelson.
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Mr. F, NJ FOOte left Tuesday evening
LOT south Bend, Ind, to be present at his
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rather Casey is home from the hospital
a. III E ear Lake City, very much improved
Mrs. L. d. Jackson and Miss lean ar
rVed IN the city Thursday afternoon from
odlt Lake city, and are the guests of Mr.
ana Mrs. j. +. Chapman The ladies are
home 0'' 'Aei future
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MeSSrs. Russ Forncrook and Elmer
Nd'Aoun are in the city from FonteneIIe
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ar. samuel Dickey, Union Pacific ticket
s axe was in Laramie on business the
AFst OF the week 'iie
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III. an. y. 1. Morgan, a young man we'll
a., IN Il mere mas received an appointment
M S.e senate police force in Washinrton
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Second Church of Christ Scientist
1870 South Ninth East street: services II
a. m. Subject. Probation After Death -
Wednesday evening meeting 8 O'Clock
Take East Seventh South street car on
State street. All made welcome.