Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-18
CLUB CHAT

The Utah Society Daughters Of the
Revolution held their regular meeting
on Thursday, the regent presiding,
| TWenty-one members and several
guests were present. They were de-
| Hghtfully entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Myra Y. Rosster, q north state
street. The rooms wre decorated with
flags. and the color scheme of the So
ciety was carried out i'm huge yellow
chrysanthemums and marguerites in
blue vases. Mrs. Caroline Y. Cannon $
excellent patriotic paper was read by
her daughter. Mrs. Carol Cannon, after
which delicious refreshments were
serves by the hostess. Mrs. Clara Bene-
dict and Mesdames Dougall, Beatie and
Spencer The next meeting will be held
on Nov. 49, at Mrs. G. Y. Cannon's
home, Cannon ward.
The Daughters OF Utah Pioneers will
meet next Friday at o'clock at the
home of Mrs, Emily Y, Clawson on Fifth
East street.
The Reviewers win meet next Mon
Grafton topics,
At next Tuesdays meeting of the
Woman's club. the subject VIII be the
Pepin Dynasty and the Decay Of the
Carlovingians by Mrs. Kelnney
The ninth annual convention of the
Utah Federation Of Women's clubs VIII
be- held at the Methodist church, Og-
den, on Oct. %, 80 and 81. There viii be
eight regular sessions supplemented by
two receptions ana drive and visit 10
the school for the Deaf and Blind. The
local committees. the committee on pro-
gram, aud the executive board of the
L. +. w G. have spared no effort 10
make this convention the best in the
history Of club endeavor. The trans
portation committee has secured gem
eral rate Of one and one-flfth fare on all
railway lines within the state. More
over. the hospltable women Of Ogden
are steadily working 10 perfect every
detail that will add to the pleasure Of
the occasion. The program is running
over with good things. The topics for
discussion along educational Industrial,
art and literary lines are OF exceeding
interest not only 90 club women, but 10
men and women generally The musical
program in charge Of Mrs. George &.
Bent and special music session under
the supervision of Mrs. William a. Nell
den should Of themselves insure your
presence. There will be no admission
asked for the evening, nor for any ses-
sion. and none can afford 10 miss the
brilliant evenings scheduled on the pro-
gram Clubs desiring membership and
representation will make written APP
plicaton, accompanied by their con-
stitution. TO the state organizer, Mrs.
n. T. Hiliard 567 Twenty-sixth street.
ogden. The courtesies OF the floor will
be extended 10 both home and visiting
club members and It is hoped thereby TO
insure a fun and free discussion upon
an questions presented. The success OF
the local club movement, as well as the
trend Of society and all that makes foe
social upift. rests upon the personal
effort of the women OF Utah. Since
fellowship. inspiration, and corps d'es-
prit depend so largely upon members
and interest, we earnestly rquest that
club presidents urge all members 20 at
tend this convention. Let every club
woman consider herself a committee OF
one TO interest the representative oiti-
zens OF her community in the work 0f
our clubs and the coming convention.
Let IL be understand that the open Sc
same is extended 10 all persons, re-
CARELESS Of club utilization. With such
a union OF individual effort 1t wiz he