Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-04


elected chairman The following Sc
lectlons from American composers were
given:
Vocal, "Ten Me Not Where Roses
Blow' .. -. n. "Nevin
"The silent World is Sleeping -,
,t. .... ,..D Dudley BUCK
ah BY Mrs. Hogle.
II once Had a Sweet Little Doll
BY Miss Paul
"Protestatlons" -, ..". Homer Norris
Mrs. Keith.
Lullaby vocal trio) ,n.- Chadwick
Instrumental. LA Gal!uah" (duep
..,..,,., ... ...n, Gottschalk
BY Mrs, johnson and Mrs. A. Lewis.
Chico pipi-min" ...Richard Honman
Mrs. Nelden.
serenade go, =. +. ...,, Gpttschalk
BY Miss Kimball.
Waltz, Gentle" .,,.,, ...,.. Nevin
BY Miss McChrystal.
Berceuse ,,,- ..',',,.'''"dottscnaik
Salome ......... - ,..... Lorain
By Mrs. Hubbard Reed
Tarantelle ..... ........s. B. Mills
BY Mrs. a. Lewis.
"Alr ct Rigandon, Rigandon" -. :.
U......., go -. ..,".. MacDowell
BY Miss Luce.
The Press club held It's regular
monthly meeting on Tuesday night at
the Exponent office, an interesting pro-
gram being rendered.
The College club met on Tuesday at
thh homo ~ MIcGe~1rutna
Mrs. Emmellne b. Wells has been
calltd TO New York TO attend q cabinet
meeting of the National Womans
Council.
The Reviewers club met on Monday
az the residence Of Mrs. Richards No.
2l7 Eleventh East street Miss Snow
Lad charge Of the program
The ladies' Aid Society Of the First
Congregational church held its final
meeting Of the year on Monday ana
In connection with other business
elected the following officers for the
coming year: President, Mrs, Rarthel:
vice president Mrs. Lakln treasurer.
Mrs. Boyd secretary Mrs. Smith.
The Reapers' club met in the Wo-
mans Exponent Office, Templeton, on
Monday, April 10Th
Two very interesting papers We're
given The lirst by Mrs, Amelia
Wardrop, was on the Life Of Lucreta
Mott, and the other by Mrs. Margaret
Y Taylor, on the life and works OF
George Eliot These were followed by
a discussion Of subjects, and current
events.
The Reviewers adjourn May rs, until
Sept. Goth. Mrs. Chas. u. Moore has
charge of the program Of May Goth
and Mrs. F. c. Kelsey will take Stephen
Phillips for her subject Sept. 3Oth.
The Ladies' Republican club will
meet on Monday with Mrs Arthur
Brown. The subsidy bill viii be dis
cussed and there will be musical pro-
gram,
The Round Table club met with Mrs.
Hal Brown on Monday, Longfellow be-
Ing the poet Of the day, and Mrs, Evans
chairman. The table was prettiy dec
Grated with apple blossoms, and the
place cards were portraits Of Evange-
line.
A suggestive plan Of the civic work
of the Woman's Club Of Denver may
be Of value at the moment when other
clubs are discussing outlines for next
seasons work. The civic work In the
Colorado club is in charge of the de-
partment OF reform committee. The
membership committee Is divided up In
10 subcommittee covering different
fields, as city Improvement, temperance,
public wealth. civil service, legislative.
public institutions, jails hospitals.
nurseries, together with special CONF
mlttees operating with special local
homes. missions, and associations.f Be-
sides the active work OF the committee.
monthly meetings are held at which
relevant topics are discussed and twice
during the year the committee contrib
utes to the general club meetings. Some
OF the topics discussed at the special
meetings were; "The Ethics Of Disco
ton" and "Vivisection in the School
Room" us Viylsection OF Value TO
Medical Science?' "Can the Principle OF
the Town Meeting be Extended TO Our
Cities?" "Clvic Beauty" Shall the
Poor Man Go to the Park, or the
Park to the Poor Man?' Municipal
Pawn-Shops as an Ameliorating
Agency"
The Colonial Danes OF Connecticut.
cooperating with the state and the
town Of Guilford, have been success
full In their plan 10 save the "Old Stone
House of Gulford, and will convert II
into a museum for relies. The state
appropriated $500 towards the pur-
chase, following the circulating OF a
petition by the Colonial Danes, and the
town added $4,000 The Danes contrib
uted from their treasury large por-
ton Of the balance needed for the $500