Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-25
CLUB CHAT.

The Daughters Of Utah Pioneers met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs, NJ Y,
D0ugall, with Mrs, Anna T. Hyde
presiding The program consisted Of
plano selection from Schumaun by
Miss Celia sharp; the reading Of Miss
Spencer's jubilee poem by MS. Alice
M. Horne; paper entitled "a Pioneer
Woman" dealing with the history Of
Mrs. Augusta Cobb, by Mrs, G. |. lflr-
by; n recitation IAN Old Surgeons
story" by Miss Frost and two vocal
solos by Miss Arylla Clara, Seventy
FIVE were present including q number
Of guests, among whom were Mrs
Bathsheba Smith, Mrs. Margaret Peirce
Young, Mrs Laplsh OF American Fork,
Mrs. Emma Spencer, Mrs, Adams, Mrs
Nelson Empey. Mrs RE Dix, Mrs
Kinda McAllster Mrs. Laura Chase
and others
The society win meet February 9Th
with Mrs. c. J. Kirby, corner Of Sec
ond and A streets.
The next meeting OF the Reviewers
club should be Presidents day, but 1t
has been decided to hold no session on
that day, SO that the next meeting
will be on the Monday following at
the residence of Mrs. Hal Brown.
The Cleofan met with Mrs, Julia
Taylor on Tuesday and a most inter
esting paper was given by Mrs cara
NJ Clawson, her topic being child
Saving and dealing with the inilu-
ences that go towards the moral train
ing and uplifting Of the child, with a
talk upon the reform and Industrial
schools, with other institutions for the
right training Of children, The mot
to of the lecture was Education Makes
the Man" and Mrs. Clawson spoke up
on the Importance Of education ana en-
ylronment upon the character of the
child. and the methods best adapted
TO aid In his mental moral and spirit
nal DEVELOPMENT. The topic was an lnl~
portant one and was handled In mas
terlv manner The club meets next
with Mrs. M. p. Moye, and the SUB
iect Keats and Shelley" will be given
by Mrs. Susie r. Wells.
At the Woman's club an TUESDAY
Mrs. F'roiseth gave a paper on Russlan
literature, dealing chiefly with Tolstol,
Alexander Puskin Turgeniein ana
Sienkiewlcz.
Mrs. A. C. Ewing has been appointed
chairman OF the art committee OF the
Utah Federation Of Womens clubs, the
others OF the committee being Mrs, Ar
thur S. Bird Mrs. J. M Dart ana MISS
Hampstead
The Mems Unity club held It's regu-
lar melting on Monday night at Is west
Second South street and an interest
ing program was rendered consisting OF
graphophone selections by Mr., {. T.
Madsen, musical selections by Mr.. D.
ID. Keller, and a paper by DR., w. u,
Hopkins, with the American Flag In
the Philippines and China An inter,
estIng feature were talks by several
soldiers from Fort Douglas, VINO re-
lated their experiences with the army
in the Philippines. Several new menu
hers were admitted, and much interest
is manifested in the club. The next
meeting will take place on Monday
night at the same place.
The Bible circle of the Council OF
Jewish Women, met on wednesday,
Mrs. Mooney presiding,
The Unity Shakespeare club met on
Tuesday night at the home of Mrs,
Ball and an interesting evening was
passed
The p. II. o, society met this after
noon with Mrs. II, d. Miller.
The sixth National Congress OF Moth
ers will be held in Washington D, Co
the last week In February, beginning
at $50 a. M, on Tuesday the 25th'
the sessions continuing TIL Friday, the
2Sth. The program Is not yet com
Melted, and therefore not ready TO be
announced, but those IN charge promise
many interesting and suggestive ad-
dresses. The sessions will be held In
the First Baptist church Sixteenth and
o streets, The Cairo viii be head1uar-
ters for delegates and visitors and for
the president and other officers. Rates
have been secured at this hotel nj
$3.50 per day for two in a room and 80
for one In room. Boarding places can