Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-29
CLUB CHAT

| Wv AbIlVulluIhl VplleBe AT AnntIbt
who says THE cooperation OF the
members Of the womens clubs vii
practically exterminate the browntal
moth. The nests OF eggs of these pests
are already to be seen on the trees, ant
CLUBS interested lin fighting the crea'
lures should not long delay opening the
campaign. II is suggested either thai
cluDs cooperate with the officers OF thu
municipalities small or great, or II II
Is preferred TO do the work alone in al.
most any community Is to be found d
sufficient number OF small boys who
will collect the nests Tor some kind OF
reward. A price may be paid per dozen
or hundred, or the boy collecting the
greatest number may be awarded 0
prize The important matter is to get
to work promptly,
The effort OF the Twentieth Century
club Of Detroit through It's department
of philanthropy and reform, has ao-
complshed important educational and
| preventive work In the public schools
by the formation Of ant.clgarette
leagues. At the beginning, the cooper
| alton OF the school board city prlncI-
| pals and teachers was secured and a
campaign OF education begun. The club
| spent a hundred dollars on the work
| last year distributing literature and
| supplying a silver badge OF member
| snip. Leagues have been formed I'm 10
| OF the schools and several thousand
| names are enrolled IN the membership
| list. The club regards the work as haV-
| ing peen highly successful so far, with
| much promise for the future. IL IL said
that the attitude OF the boys towards
| the cigarette habit. I'm the districts
whore the leagues exist, hfl entirely
changed,
The next number of the Clubwoman,
Will be California number In honor OF
the bienniel meeting,
The Daughters OF Utah Pioneers met
on Monday at the home OF the presl.
dent, Mrs Annie T. Hyde. and an in
teresting session was held. The society
badge was adopted, the design consist
Ing OF the pioneer scene on the monu-
ment at the head Of Main street. Mrs.
Alice NJ Horne presented draft of
genealogical certificates for member
ship papers which was accepted. Other
business was transacted, after which
the society adjourned TO meet on FRI
day, April H. that date being the first
anniversary Of the founding Of the u.
u. +, The event Will be celebrated I'm
social way chiefly. and the meeting will
be held at the home Of the founder,
Mrs A, II, Hyde.
The meeting OF the board OF dlrec-
tors OF the Utah Federation Of Wo-
mems clubs. called for April 8. has been
changed to AprIl 8, at the Ladies' Liter
airy clubhouse, at 1880 o'clock
At the meeting of the history section
OF the Ladies' Literary club held this
week Mrs. Hal w, Brown was elected
chairman Mrs Byron GroO, assistant
chairman; Mrs r. d. Miles, secretary;
Mrs. w. II. Blnt2, assistant secretary
The section decided TO study the history
of civilization next year
Mrs, Allen r. Sanford has been elect
ed to represent the Salt Lake Womans
club at the general federation conyen-
ton I'm May.
Al te meeting OF the Cleofan on Tues
day Mrs Susie II, Wells was elected
delegate to the biennial meeting OF the
G. r. w, c. at Los Angeles in May.
The program consisted of a paper by
Mrs, Emily Minor on the Court of ST.
James and also paper by Mrs. Georg-
lana Young on "The Homes Of Eng
land"
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At the last meeting OF the p. f. O.
society the following committees were
appointed for l9O2-l9O3; Music, Mrs.
Reed chairman, Mrs Steiner Miss
Clark; membership, Miss Palmer, Mrs.
Whitney, Mrs Steiner; program, Mrs.
Gorham Mrs, BlaASley. Mrs. Whitney,
Miss Petersen, entertainment, Mes
danes Miller, CAM christy, Duncan
Miss Berg; executive, Miss Buchanan
Mrs Andrews Miss Clarahan; Chill
drens Homehnding association, Mes
danes Andrews, Whitney and Blakeley
The officers OF the society are PresI-
dent, Mrs G. II. Mcmahon, 40 J street;
vice president. Mrs, a. G. Andrews; re-
cording secretary, Miss G.. NJ. Clark;
treasurer Miss Il. c. Clarahan, asa east.
First South; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. A. j. Gorham, 4l3 east Second
South; chaplain. Miss Ida Berg; guard,
Miss A. r. Buchanan; journalist, Mrs.
c. A. Duncan.
The Reviewers club met on Monday
afternoon with r. A. Vincent, the pros
gram consisting of paper, some Min
or Poets read by Mrs, W. II, Adams,
The Utah Woman's Press club VIII |
meet at the Exponent office AT p. M,
Monday, March 81. An interesting talk |
by Mrs. u, Il. Wells about her visit |
to Washington, also talk by Mrs. |
Lydia D. Alder on Paris in the ex- |
position year, and current events by |
Mrs. Ida Haag viii be features OF the
program.
Mrs, f. L.. Carpenter entertained al |
luncheon on Thursday in honor Of Miss |
Eta Keith.
The Wednesday night soiree this
week at Chrlstensen's was we'll attend.
ed and enjoyed. As the dancing sea-
son draws TO close. and fewer large
events are given, the soirees become
more popular The number attending
is usually made up Of several small
sets and the dances are interspersed
with social chat. II is Mr.. Chrsten-
sens purpose to start the soirees earlier
next season.
From reports of the committee hav-
ing the affair in charge the Battery A,
n. G.. U. dancing party 10 be given
next Tuesday evening at Chrlstensen's,
promises 10 be an unusually successful
one. II is expected that Gov Wells
and staff viii be In attendance and lead
the grand march, which Will be an es-
pecially pretty feature OF the evening.
The last Y. Of Y. dancing parties for
the present school year will be given
next Friday evening. April 4, at Chris
tensen's academy Every effort is be-
Ing made to make this event excel all
previous ones,
The opal club held their regular BIZ
social In the Ladies' Literary |
hall last Thursday evening. The first
part OF the evening was devoted to