Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12

cording secretary Mrs Elias s,r...
treasurer Mrs Theresa Simon n ,''.. .lhi
decided that all persons signipg 40
constitution at the first three meetinns'
sh'ulu De the charter members. Az
one VINO ~ interested IN parlamepfss,
PI"yt.'Ve' "helhef club member or not
Is ELIGIBLE Go membership NV
The ncEt meeting viii be hs,5 n.
day afternoon Jan. 2lst at 4 o,c .ill-
at the club house " N'o'N'
The Daughters Of the Aror,...
Revolution met on Thursday -, IN
home Of Mrs George a. Lowe ,t Ile
Munrce read q paper ON Irish and 10
lonial History and the rest on Nv w.,
sion was devoted To business
arrangements were made for Inc usna,
celebration NJ Washlngton's blrtbdaa'
ana II was decided 10 offer two mi
ais for lha best essay on a patri"I'
subject 90 Zee competed for by H. g'yit--
OF the senior class Of the HIGH scb"ai
the award i0 Doe made at the annlyer.a
ry celebration '' '' '''
me Cleoian met on Tuesday M tbo
nome ol Mrs. Clara Fell. and .l,
interesting paper was read bv iu.,
Jennie Calder The club viii +"',,,
next Tuesday at the home OF Mrs Jn'
la Taylor. 'u'
The Reviewers held an opon mpsu,,
on Monday "a the home OF Mrs p a
vincent About thirty-siN guests tgs,.
present TO enjoy the program which
consisted OF an interesting paper ON fgs
IRE ana works of George Eliot Mn
vincent was assisted IN entertalniur Id.
MIS- Deiano, Mrs. Jones and MIS-
Lewis.
The Mohegan Chapter at sng Sing
taxes a HVely interest iu the needs al
the hour, cooperating with existing
societies In patriotic work Ii raIs.j
nearly 500 for Red Cross work dunn
che spanish American war provided
numerous cases OF clothing mada bt
the members 0f the sick soldiers ma
since the cessation Of hostIIlties u5s
been steadily contributing TO the roller
of widows and orphans OF thos. killed
during that war. The cuban Orpb4us
and the soldiers now I'm the Philippines
particularly appeal To- this Chapter
and the former are helped In the plac.
teal way of being given clothing while
cases OF books are sent 10 the former
The Chapter recently contributed 500
to the Continental Hall fund. and also
made contributions TO five objects fur.
Their by the parent society.
The Floating Hospital Of st. Johns
Guild which celebrated It's twenty.
NTH anniversary on July 10th last
makes an urgent appeal for funds Win
which % continue It's work during the
remainder az the warm weather Two
boats making six trips each week. and
tickets Tor these trips. including sd.t-
water baths, substantial dinner. pure
milk Tor the children. are available at
800 places Of distribution. Since 1875
the Emma Abbott. which was the
first boat lifted up by this Guild. has
carried S-GSl2 mothers. sick babes,
and children This summer II has oil.
ready cared for Thousands of little ones,
accompanied by their mothers. hep
through the hot periods COZ MS pt he
tan,s and young children. Who nigh,
Otherwise have died in Tine tenement
districts according TO q statement Of
the health board.
The Colonial club ui keeue, n. H., ot.
fefs a pilza oi $40 each year 10 the
members oi the senior and Junior class
es OF the hish school of the town for
essays Oh some topic connected with
American history The club Is not a
large one, numbering thlrty-iiNe actiNe
ana flteen asslriete members. ot this
number the active members pay annual
dues of FL each, aud me associate mrm-
bers Sl5O. The Colonial grew out of a
University Extension CLUB. and follow
ing a suggestion of Prof. John FIsk'
that closer study or eoolu,1l history
would be wise for alI, confined bis
work for q number OF years 10 "a STUDY
Of that subject. For The current year
however 1t mas gone someWnQt luf-
Their aneld ana mas taken the Nethei-