Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-10

explained the distinguishing features OF
the architecture Of the Buddhisis Next
week Is to be devoted 10 the considera.
ton Of the British authors. Tobias
smollett Henry Fielding. Lawrence
Sterne.
The Authors club took up the blogra.
ply Of Edgar Allen Poe ut last Wednes.
days meeting. Next week the poems OF
the same author with be studied.
Mrs. c. d. Moore has been appointed
a member Of the committee on resolu-
ton Of the General Federation.
The executive board Of the Fedora
tion met this afternoon at The Ladies'
Literary club house.
The Althenlan Lyceum met today,
Mrs Dart having charge Of the pro-
gram.
brand new patriotic society after
the order OF the u. a. r. and the ID. r.,
was organized In New York recently.
More than that, Il went to work al once
to establish a club house so that its
name, King Manor association. might
be fully verified. The older Revolu-
tlonary societies Join hands with this
younger sister in a way that points 10
a possible all-around afinatlon. The
old King Manor house IN Jamaica l.. /.
Is 70 be the new club home. Ii proves
It's blue blood among houses by a rec
ord OF 200 years in which It's owners
were United States ambassador 10
England and governor Of New York.
Different clubs have agreed TO take
clubs In the Manor house. The Brook
lyn Public Library association win
have charge Of the library. The
Daughters Of the Amarican Revolution
VIII supervise the kitchen The great
drawing room Is 10 be fitted up BY the
Daughters OF the Revolution. and the
Jamaica Womans club furnishes the
historic east room. All kinds Of colo.
NAL fittings are to be arranged To serve
modern purposes The club VIII 20
mems clubs one better In Its number Of
committees. This extra one Is the
suggestion committee. IL is TO sit in
Judgment on all suggestions and COM
plants entered by the members. The
new society is also rich in notices. The
one selected for general application is:
How poor are all hereditary honors.
THOSE poor possessions from another's
deeds,
Unless our own Just virtues form our
title
And give sanction to our fond as
sumption.
The finance committee has adopted
this saying Of John Randolph,
l have the philosophers stone which
turns everything into gold-it is, pay
as you CO."
The suggestion committee finds its
motto and cardinal principle in Shakes
peare:
Give every man thine ear but few thy
voice,
Take every mans censure, but reserve
thy judgment.
How nearly allied the revolutionary
patriotic orders are may be guessed |
from the fact that the promoters OF the /
King Manor association, Mrs. Henry I.
Sanger Snow aud Mrs, Mary L. Cralgie |
are on the official list of the d. r. |
while such prominent women as Mrs |
William Tod Helmuth, Mrs. Charles /
Terry and Mrs. Lille Devereux Blake
of the ID. A. r. are enrolled In the
membership.
That reorganization committee OF If |
teen upon which the general federation |
depended largely for new plans. spent |
three days recently In an effort 10 |
find out the best good for the greatest /
The details will be presented I
at the Milwaukee biennial. Among !,
those who took part In the deliberations
were:
Mrs. Rebecca d. Lowe, national presi.
dent OF the federation Mrs. Eldredge
Of Denver, Mrs. Lindsay johnson OF |
Georgia. Mrs. Frederick Hanger Of Ar
kansas, Mrs Selwyn Douglas OF Okla
homa, Mrs. Belmont OF Washington.
Mrs. Sherman OF Illinois, Mrs. Denni-
son. president OF New York Sorosis;
Mrs. Van Yechten Of Iowa, Mrs. VIII
Hanson Of New Jersey. Mrs. Brock OF
Pennsylvania.
The second triennial convention OF
the Council OF Jewish Women have
been in session during the past week in
Cleveland from March 70 II. The
council has large and cultured repre-
sentation In twenty-three States
which include fifty-five sections. Fra
ternal delegates were present from the
Council OF Women OF the United States,
The general Federation and other wo-
mems national orders, After a business
session the program was literary and
Miss Cornelia Ney OF
Kansas City read paper on congrega-
iional and Sabbath school boards. A
memorial meeting was held on the at
.ernoon OF March 18th for Mrs. Dora X.
Vile OF Denver and Mrs. Ida Block Of
Kansas city Mrs Hannah G. Solo
non Of Chicago is president Of the ma.
.ional council.