The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-20

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Makers" The lectures promise to be
Of decided educational value, IS they
trace in an interesting and cOmprehen-
sive way the growth Of book making
and illustrating from ancient times TO
the present day They are fully illus
trated with stereoptiCon views and ac-
cOmpsnied by large and wonderful
exhibition Of rare and curious books in
Mr.. Perry's choice collection.
The new yearbook Of the Cleofan is
out and outlines i'm concise fashion the
work of the opening year. Four dis
d tinct lines of work are 10 be followed.
education. Shakespeare. London and
art some very practical subjects i'm
the line Of education are 60 be dis
cussed. among them being school
Hygiene. Manual Training" and
What Can BE Eliminated From the
Present Public School Curriculum"
The club holds its first meeting oct.
with Mrs. Stanley II. Clawson.
The first meeting for the year OF the
Nineteenth Century club Of Provo was
held last Friday at the home of Mrs.
W. p. Searle. Two papers taking up
the new course in English literature
were read. introduction TO English
Litcra tuTe." by MIS-. sutton. and
Growth of the Greatest Language"
by Mrs. John Warwick. Miss Alice Ise-
~ was elected "A delegate to the Octo-
Der meeting of the Utah Federation.
The music section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club viii hold its first meeting
for the year next wednesday morning
al 10 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Hogle.
ON Fourth East and Brigham streets.
Several vocal and instrumental selec-
tions win be given and Mrs Nelden
will present "a paper on the history OF
music from the earliest times to the
time Of the Troubadors.
Mrs G.. r. Coulter viii leave the lat
te- part Of the month to represent Utah
at the Colorado state federation meet
ing in Colorado Springs the last three
days of the month She will then be
| absent from the October meeting OF the
Utah state federation. and the duty
OF presiding will thus fall on Mrs +.
=. Corfman Of Provo.
a.
The Womans club held a special
( meeting Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs. Johnson. As the regular meetings
Of the club arc not till oct IA. the
meeting was necessary to elect a del
I Howard 8. Stowe was elected to repre-
/ sent the club at the October meeting
The Daughters Of the Utah Pioneers
/ have published a programme for ten
meetings 10 be held throughout the
/ present year. The meetings viii be
] largely Of a religious nature and ,the
! first one will be held next Thursday at
/ the home of Mrs. Sears in Waterloo.
! The Ladies' Literary club viii meet
/ next Friday afternoon at ? O'Clock at
I the club house. The subject viii be
| Birds Of Passage" and it will be given
/ in a talk by Mrs William c. Jennings.
/ Mrs. G. +. Richards viii take the place
/ Of Mrs. Weir, giving a reading.
/ The German section Of the Ladies'
I Literary club will meet Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock at the club house.
( They viii continue the reading of VIII
I liam Tell.
The J. c. w club VIII meet tomorrow
with Mrs. p. c. Brown at "a Q street
/ As this is the first meeting Of the year
it will be devoted to social matters
mainly.
The history section Of the Ladies'
Literary club viii meet Thursday
morning at 10 O'Clock at The club house.