Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18
CLUB CHAT.


oo held on open meeting Oh
the Cleol@,Is s residence Of Miss I'm
roesdaY ~ Wv an Sth East street. the
r,sine VEN m extremely pretty ana
lrair o ,e one throughout, a lhs ' i,Iacs
snloySlDDrDo win PAINS w., MIA tabie in
we're de,' " the valley ana me ,Sp'v y,
and llll9s VI room from when del'c'V 9Ss
NE dnlns we're served after the
rantshmvlnn'55 large bow OF rlDpon III
MEETING nay, ,Sc club color aiding IN the
dark blue, oorotions The program con
artistic deco', 1 oer on the life and WORKS
listed oil a. p.,Ssssmjth read BY Mrs. SUSIE
q Q1stnl. with selections lroi" a, ue, nv
R. ven sorks OF the author siven vi, ~
eiical, , "U,IS NJ Clawson' alternatlngw,an
Ms Cl ,al,icsl portions, The paper W sSs
NE historic one and with tne
4 most j." tba poems was thoroughly
reading y, tbo members and guests,
enjoyed Dy w." ~ the latter being pres
argG nuInggy .,,y Wells favored the COM
enL Mls5 n spayeral enjoyable piano Sc
ga1lons during The atteiiooi''
rfroutau's cluO ilelu 10 80 -.
The won" season on Tuesday after
lng Of tne .iectIon Of officers which was
noon 'nc ,icg I'm the following ladles
held RESULT Mrs. 2. n. Cook, presi-
bsIng cnOS' George Gatrcll vice presl-
dent , Mt ~ II. Jones' secretary MRS
ient VT hoU treasurer; Mrs How
Helen r.a,re corresponding secretary
ar ! ulsn r sanford critic i, MIS- Jo ,lh
Nr historian Mrs G. ,, h ~ ,ho " ad
NV" ] Johnson members vi ''e "u
y,oy board
,.,aoe,ers' club met with Mrs. H..
a me Rg,'' on tuesday, the topic being
\ W. S..n ~ Mrs Richards
h ,.rors, club met in the Wo-
IN gyponent Office, Templeton, on on
, ga. Nayl3. a paper, ON tne L ,he
Io,,r We Of Robert Schumann' me
Ni No u. and Musical Critic" was
4 c'nIVsss y Vlss j. A. Druce, This was
fysn nv a mention of current
events ats
..g,g ~ the Daughters Of the
,A.,lp9oa was held IN the hNPoneh !.
E s., an Thursday afternoon OWl ,,,
once " ahsanca of the regent Mrs VIII
4 % Int AZ, w. r. G, Webber was APP
n 'lns ,toirman. Interesting COM
n WNl,tl t,os we're read from the gen
nlnyo,i. o,y NJ ,he D. Il. An excellent
dN Wv oG,yernment Of the Colonies,
4 payer Wv by Miss Mabelle Snow, Mrs
aa, -. ontsrtalns the society at her
4 wy, o,.' an the 18Th Of June IN comIlmre,,mi-
. ..,gor Of the Battle OF bunker mn
.,.,tor of the Massachusetts, state
a ..A' unt,G, saws. according to the Bos-
lsaT ,loi5 tbat "the decision that the
a l9n ngi' sbalI 20 to California is an
n '. gln .becsmate for Massachusetts,
n g ,t., ,bs precise outcome Of the ac-
n , I,' taken at Washington VIII be- II
4 M no, possible to predicate AT this no'
EN- r,' n "a hardly probable that the
4 N.Y., T,'s.cbpsetts clubs will continue TO
a'~ 0MO in dues to remain In the
4 l"r Wv q. And II Massachusetts,
I.,rs opt the General Federation must
io,a Ne national character, Dlsinteg-
,,Nor mus begun must continue, II so
disastrous policy as is now being
ru,,u,d BY the executive board Is per-
5l,,A IN Massachusetts, has been
miwsbrespted and misunderstood,
bn h h we'll known that she stands
,or pdndple, and some credence
,honu be gwen TO her statements,
vhi. rodJiSy and consideration are
AZ much htr dues as anothers, But
As nlng Of the board 50 plainly eX-
pry,d favorable or even fair treat
tntsl can hardly be expected or even
hssd for. Massachusetts, must stand
done N this the club editor Of the
H.nld ADDS that even should the State
FEDERATION OF Massachusetts withdraw
e not likely that all Of the clubs
EAth hold individual membership
vould withdraw and that the General
Fsisxton was national in character
who're a State Federation was even
Aought ofand while many States were