Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

the Ladies' Literary club and Councll
of Women's clubs have Issued invita-
tations to the clerks Of the city to at
tend reception and art exhibit at
the Ladies' Literary club rooms tomor.
row from to D. m. An excellent pro-
gram OF music and readings mas peeh
prepared and the event promises to De
a most enjoyable one The ATTAIN has
been planed 10 give those whose en-
ployment during the week prevents
them from attending the regular SEES
sions an opportunity Of enjoying the
art exhibit and every preparation mas
been made to make the occasion ue'
llghtml one Following Is the program
Vocal music ..,''''.,'
Mrs. Andrews and Miss Alton Young
Instrumental music ,...,.',',.'''.',
Prof. SHELTON, VIOLIN Prof, and Mrs
Cook, piano,
RecitatiOns. Mesdamcs Reed ana Priest
Address, Some Madonnas. Mrs EWING
Illustrated By choice pictures loaned
by Mrs. Ewing Dr, silver All
Hallows college, and other iriends
About seyenty-ive members OF the
Relief Society met at Mrs Minnie j.
Shows residence on Thursday and dls-
cussed the organization Of a class for
the study Of parliamentary law, MIS-
Utauart Lee, the noted instructor
who was here last fall, viii arrive IN
the city on March list, and the class
VIII study under her instruction.
The afternoon and evening parties AZ
Christensen's yesterday were enjoyed
by large number,
The Womans Democratic club gave
n pleasant card party at the home OF
Senator and Mrs. j. l.. Rawlins last
night. The decorations. score TALES
and prizes were commemorative OF the
day celebrated, the rooms being
adorned In cherry color. with a proiu-
sion Of flags, and the portrait OF George
Washington to cap all
The TALES were little hatchets tied
with the red, while and blue, ana the
score cards In red with message
from William j. Bryan, which had been
sent at the request OF the ladies pasted
IL
lows: Let the Republic which WASH
ington founded BE- preserved In spirit az
well as In form. and In these hours OF
temptation let II remain true to the
principles purchased with blood and De-
Tended for a century. w. j, BRYAN
The prizes, which were fine portraits
of George and Martha Washington,
were won by Mrs. A. ]. Hoffman and
Robert Wilson. and the boobies nag
box Of candy and paper Ratchet by
Mrs. j. IL. Hyde and Albert Hoffman
The Ladies' Literary club celebrated
its birthday yesterday In most inter
esting meeting at the club home Miss
Buchanan read a paper on what Is the
United States Doing in Her New Ter
ritorles?" Mrs. Hancock read paper
written by Mrs White OF Boston on
"The Visit of the Cuban Teachers
'The Interest Of the Moment" was the
subject OF humorous sketch by Mrs,
John Caine. II was in the form OF a
letter to the club purporting TO come
from George Washington telling In
amusing fashion the different phases
Of the clubs growth, and also dealing
with current events. An original poem
on 1.-THE Father of His Country" was
also read by Mrs. Game, Mr.. Graham
sang number Of war songs, and patri-
otic numbers were given by the chorus
under the direction Of Mr.. Peabody. The
program closed with America, sung
by the club. A social half hour fol-
lowed. refreshments being served.
Before the members dispersed, Mrs.
William Jennings presented the club,
on behalf Of the home and educational
section with a bas-relef Of "Nikae
Unlooslng Her sandals
The Music Section will meet Wednes-
day morning, Feb. 9th at 10 O'Clock
at the club house Mendelssohn and
Tschaikowsh viii be the composers for
the day All club members are cor
| daily invited.
The Salt Lake City Parliamentary
club will meet Thursday afternoon
Feb. 2sth at o'clock, at the club house
Miss May James of Spanish Fork and
Miss Urllda Paxman Of Provo. are visit
ing with Miss Ruth Wilson, 267 Canyon
| road.
Miss Belle Harris Nelson paid a short
visit to Salt Lake this week.
Miss Ruth Wilson entertained mum
Der Of friends on Monday evening o
this week In honor Of Misses PaxmaI
and James.
Miss Claire Give entertained yer,
Laboratory Saturday night In homo
Of Miss Paxman The time was spen
In music and games, after which I
dainty lunch was served.
Miss r. A. Wilson entertained a few
friends informally on Wednesday night
In honor Of Mrs Or. NJ. H. Hardy o
! provo.