Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-12
Club CHAT

One Of the most enjoyable events
OF the week was the meeting Of the
Daughters Of Utah Pioneers yesterday
afternoon. The event celebrated the
first anniversary Of the founding Of
the society. and the pioneer idea was
carried out as much as possible In the
singing OF od-time hymns, etc. Presi-
dent Annie f. Hyde wore a costume Of
lavender muslin, made In old fashioned
style, and wore her hair combed low,
and fastened with flowers, and the
Temple choir. directed by Prof. G..
]. Thomas, sang the songs with which
the weary march Of the pioneers over
the great desert were lightened. Pray
or was offered by Mrs Bathsheba
Smith, and Martin $. Lindsay sang I'm
MY Ain Countrie." Miss Frost recited
in her usual delightful style, and the
rest Of the program was equally en-
joyable A feature of the afternoon
was the reading by Mrs. Alice NJ
Horne. OF the minutes OF the initial
meeting Of the society. After the pro-
gram refreshments We're served and a
social time enjoyed.
The National Relief Society has APP
pointed Mrs. Alice II. Horne chairman
OF the local state peace committee, and
member Of the peace committee Of the
National Council Of Women,
A meeting Of the local peace commit
tee was held today In the Templeton
block, to arrange for the general peace
convention to be held on the 18th OF
May.
The Daughters OF the American Rev
olution met on. Thursday with Miss
Murphy at the Collegiate Institute and
were delightfully."- entertained with a
talk by Miss Caroline Paine principal
OF the Gordon academy, on her travels
In Ireland which was thoroughly en-
loved by those present. After the pro-
gram refreshments were served, and a
social half hour passed.
II has been ascertalned that Mrs.
Frederick Schon, president Of the Ma
tlonal Mothers Congress, will In all
probability be In Salt Lake during the
session OF the local congress IN May and
will deliver a lecture OF the convention.
The regular meeting Of the Council
of Jewish Women took place on We'd
nesday and an interesting program was
enjoyed.
The Daughters OF the Revolution will
meet next Wednesday In Tempeton
block.
The Utah State Council OF Women
met on Tesuday morning and held an
interesting session, the speakers being
Mrs T. S. Richards, president Of the
council Mrs ~, b. Wells, Mrs. Han
nah Lapish, Mrs. j. Fewson Smith, Mrs.
$. ]. Cannon, Mrs. Daniels Of Provo,
Mrs. Cox OF Manti, Mrs. Packard Of
Springyille.
AZ the Ladies' Literary club yester-
day Mrs. Arthur S. Brown gave a
payer on the race problem. and Mrs. G.
s. Kinney gave an interesting talk on
the work OF Booker T. Washington.
Miss Sibyl Anderson gave several VIC
lin selections.
The WOman's Democratic club was
delightfully."- entertained on Wednesday
al thu home OF Mrs Geo. Ward, the
feature Of the afternoon being a pa
per by Mrs. Joseph Cohen on current
events. giving n specially interesting
talk on the subsidy bill A discussion
OF the important current events fol-
lowed and afterward refreshments
were served and pleasant social time
enjoyed.
Committees appointed for the differ
ent DAYS during the passing OF club
delegations to the biennial in Los An
geles were named last Wednesday AT a
representative meeting OF all the clubs
IN the city called by the L. +. W. g..
chairman on reception, Mrs. +. T.
Corfman ~ Provo.
Tho various clubs will assume the
responsibilities as follows Friday. the
Cleofan. Authors and Council Of Jew
ish Women: Saturday. the Woman's
and p. +. O.'s: Sunday, Ladies Liter
airy and Reviewers: Monday the Press
and Ladies' Literary.
The chairman from the different
clubs viii on each day be assisted by
a member from every club IN the city.
The subcommittee In charge Of the
variors days during the passing OF club
delegations 20 Los Angeles have been
appointed by the chairman OFT. +. w.
g, reception committee. Mrs. y. y.
Corfman Of Provo.
The personnel Is as follows: General
chairman. Mrs. VIM. c. Jennings; Fri
day. chairman, Mrs. Culmer. Mesdames
crismon and y. Hamburger, assisted by
Mesdames c. d. Moore, c. Z. Allen, p.