The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-11
Woman Clubs.

-,5 is to be congratulated upon
&c recognition on the executive
\ s,srd of the G. F. W. C. by the
IN Mrs. W. A. Nelden. 0ut It
mistake to say as the
h -,-t.5 Press sent it ont that this
e-s- time the state has been thus
- Al the Denver biennial Mrs
EirBev was elected 10 the same
49, and served during tho two sue
-.-. raars. Besides this. Utah has
f.rrrod again and again In diff
. ,ravs. An honor paid TO but
,taa- women iu the world was
-.--zaE 90 Utah woman, when Mrs.
49, X R0yle was elected honorary
- president Of the federation. Dtah
,s given two speakers at the Denver
..-.-'sI and two at the last one. She
.s 1onorp5 with a place on the re-
r-,i1r committee at the Denver bien-
VA and considering the fact that She
- made no strenuous effort Tor rec
---Itfou and remembering the limited
-,-,bar of her clubs. she has always
lived and accepted graciously, her
Just dues. 60.
MANY complimentary things have ap-
,ssrai recently about the present dele
alton. " which the state vas justly
proud.
Al the opening Of the club year next
hH Mrs. Henry C.. Wallace wiz take
fbp chair as the president or
~. largest club i'm the state. the La
"a rfnn-
~, an Friday was more nearly unan-
Irous than that Of any president the
,gb has had for years. She comes to
M chair well qualified TO carry out
he duties of the office.
Mrs Wallace Us one Of the charter
-srbers of the club having Joined &c
mile stiI "a very young girl, and she
/. remembered by the old members as
.HffIe Margaret Ellis" The Ladies'
literary club is TO be congratulated on
rs wise choice
The other officers elected We're: Vice
resident. Mrs. H. W. Brown; second
-e president. Mrs. J. II. Brown; re-
0-dfng secretary, Mrs. A. J. Gorhami
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Edward
VsrrlII. treasurer. Mrs. h. u. Critch-
br. librarian Miss VI. NJ. Yardley;
ritic. Mrs. William Iglehcart; his
rran. Mrs. W. G.. Jennings; directors,
Yrs. W. r. Hutchinson, Mrs. G.. w.
Voyer and Mrs. J. F. Cowan.
The reports Of the different officers
rsrr read showing the work Of the
nst year The report Of the treasurer
ras especially gratifying, as showing
he satisfactory condition OF the
s1b. In connection with her report Of
De years work, Mrs. Jennings made
iyery able. though brief speech as the
rtlring president.
Al the state organizations which are
Connected with the National Council
Women are making preparations for
De entertainment Of the ladies' Of that
society who will arrive Tuesday morn
ng with the returning New Y ork dele
uti0n. The day will be devoted to the
entertainment Of the visitors, and the
guests Of honor are Mrs. Fannie l.
Hsmuth, MIS- Mary wood Swith, Mrs.
Fannie Humphreys Gadney, Mrs. Ida
S. Weaver. Mrs. Annie Anes Spruance,
YRS Maria Purdy Peck,
The days programme has been ar
ranged as follows.
G50-CounCil meeting.
II a. m.--Recital at tabernacle. Pro-
fsssor ]. ). Mcclellan. organist.
1.15 p. m.--Ride TO Saltair beach
$50 p. m.--RcceptiOn at the home Of
Mu. Annie Taylor Hyde, 80 West
North Temple street.
g. 81 e t
AZ the last meeting of the Spirit OF
Liberty chapter Of the y. A. r.. the an
HuaI election Of officers resulted in the
reelection Of Mrs. T.. r. Allen as re-
gent. Mrs L. G.. Miller was elected vice
regent: Miss Anna Murphy. secretary;
Nrs G. S. Kinney. treasurer. Mrs.
George r. Hancock. register: Miss s.
j. Monroe, historian. Mrs. n. G.. Wal
lace Miss Murphy and Mrs. Kinney.
programme committee Tho chapter
adjourned till the first meeting I'm sep
TENDER when they viii be the guests or
Mrs. Mary NJ. +. Allen Of Park City.
g. d. d.
The Council Of Jewish Women held
the annual election last Monday aft
crnoon 40 the l. o. 3. r. rooms with
the following results: Mrs. Harry CAM.
president, Mrs. Ed Silverstein. vice
president. Mrs. n. A. Ransohon, sec
rotary, Mrs. NJ. Block. corresponding
secretary Mrs. Sig Simon. treasurer
ana Mrs. $. Samuels. auditor.
me reports Of the years work were
given by the retiring officers and were
most encouraging. The council VIII
tumn.
The Reviewers club held one Of the
most practical and instructive meet
..ngs Of the year last Monday at the
nome Of Mrs David Evans. The spe-
,lal paper Of the afternoon was one on
Juvenile Crime and the subject was
sNIiuIIy handled by Mrs e.. G.. Plum
ntt' The clubs next meeting viii be
s s'5 maj one Of the year and viii be
...a Win Mrs. @. y. Moore on the
-o.A The programme win be on Ste
slson and Mrs. g.. l.. Richards viii
nave charge
o % %
lae free travelling library commit
.,f OF The Utah Federation received
,"9 new cases and sent one of them
~ eprlngvule 60 be filed by the Wo-
name club or that place. The shake
er, ,. club of Park City viii BEGIN the
u.lns OF the other. In response TO a
e1- lot reading matter from one Of the
-l'.'ss az Bingham, evo sacks Of maya
- --.sS were sent TO be followed BY a
,tse or books as soon as one Is avail
f t..s. Gases 1, 3 and 9 are not yet cata-
.L..-.,' out &c IS expected that they win
7-o''y be ready Tor further service.
g q .
~ meeting was held Yesterday after
-.- - az the club house of the commit
zee. yes having in charge the entertain
5..- u, o, the visiting delegations. THE
r,,.ssseuon from New York win be i'm
t-.slay morning and the plans are 40
10y yea served at the club house dur
.t lae morning Immediately before
=, -. In, recital at the tabernacle. The trim
ps. ...J .'Ne. which has been planned es-
,.r " in honor of Mrs. Tod Helmuth
WV ... doubtless am the early part of The
y,er. ...loA Tor the greater number OF the
d" - 81
,,- At ne last meeting or the woman's
~, -. "a Mrs Gattrell gave a fine paper
h. ~ Lne Kingdom OF spain as Formed
Il. M. -s Union of CASTLE and Araron."