The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
EASTERN CLUB
WOMEN IN CITY
Parts OF Prominent Kansas Del
egatss Reach Salt Lake.
ARE GOING 7 Los Angeles
SHOWN SIGHTS OF ZION AND EN-
TIRTAINED WHILE HERE.

THE DELEGATION Of club women
from the s~unAower state. en- route
to the meeting Of the Federation
Of Women's Clubs in Los Angeles. ar
rived in this city yesterday. The Kan
sans, about eighty or ninety strong. ar
rived In a srecial train Of four Pail
mans and spent the dav seeing the
sights and being entertained by the
club women Of Zion. The members of
the party were characterized by their
neat Sunhower badges. made Of yellow
ribbon ~ buttons bearing the seal of
The state. and among the number are
several authors and prominent persons
in state and LZuOnaI affairs.
The special train carrying the party
arrived about g o'clock yesterday morn
ing. coming in several hours earlier
than was expected by the majority of
the club women of the city. The party
was met at the depot and proffered tie
hospitality of the city by Mesdames
Reed, Kinney. Vincent. Piummcr.
Merk, Stowe, Mooney, Culmer and
Moore.
Seeing Salt Lake.
Cars enough 10 accommodates the
party and the local club women we've
at The depot to meet the train.
the visitors were aiken over the city IN
the seeing salt Lake" ears. These
cars were the Of an amusing in
cident at the n pot. It happened that
all the cars bore in haring posters upon
their tops the advertisements for a
theatrical company, which read. The
real devil Is coming low" Somehow
the theatrical portion of the poster
didn't loom up as well as those fiarfug
red words, and when one Kansas wo-
man saw Il, she threw up her hands in
an1a2ament and exclaimed. well. 1
never the1ght we would be greeted by
such posters as thosel'
Ameag the most noted persons IN the
party are Mrs. Eugene Ware and
daughter, the wife and daughter OF
the recent sppointee TO the Office OF
commissioners OF pensions. Miss Ware
is one o. the speakers scheduled TO APP
pear at the industrial meeting.
The officers OF the organization are:
Mrs. ". A. Johnson, president OF the
state de.egetior: Nellie McDaniels, vice
pres5denS and Mrs. II. G, Carney, sac
RETRY. Mrs. Mary Tenny Gray. the
president OF the first woman's club or
ganlzed IN Kansas, is also among the
number. Among the others are AIRS.
q G. Goddard, federation secretary of
Kansas: Mrs. G. W WinanS. treasurer;
Mrs. Nary Vance. author Of '%SqUatter
Sovereign: Cora 81. stockton writer
and author; ex-senator Allen aad wife
and Airs. Dewitt Nellis.
Given a Reception.
After the party had been taken over
she city ard shown the various points
Of interest that Coui6 be seen from the
cars, they were given an Informal re-
ception at the Ladies Literary club.
Light lunch was served and a good
social time was had.
At . o'clock the party was escorted
h the Tabernacle and given a rare pro
gramne of music by Professor Mc-
Clellan ~ the great organ. All seemed
TO be enthuSed with the orsan and
music and we're reluctant TO jeave
when the pe.foi4aance was over. Last
night the party listened to a splendid
lecture 1T the Ladies Literary club by
Miss Florence Kelly. secretary of the
National Consumers League, who has
been in the city for a few days past.
The members Of the party expressed
themselves as more than pleased with
their reception here and paid Salt Lake
a compliment by saying they had nOJ
me- with such cordially anywhere else
along the line of their trip.
The party win leave the city this
morning at 1885 and viii spend about
two hours in ogden, wheie-they will be
entertained by The women of Ogden.
1ne party was chaperoned to this place
by Passenger Agent J.. B. Frawley Of
Topeka. but he leaves them at ogden.
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