Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31
CUB CHAT

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CLUB CHAT
e,ote Council Of Women
Ihe regular meeting yes,e d yare
hea ,i,s w. office ana plaus liz
the hAlYIto ,r taking part In the th 1ii,,,
dIseusssu, convention Of the Na'lvha'
afth sn a. Woman Suffrage assoolal'o,'
Aneil'a I'm he held in New Orleahs o,l
when ",dn,b 10 g5th, Inclusive the
Mafeh ~ entitled "a four delegates
council ~ ,o chosen later, Mrs. f. 3
who VIII od quotations from an ar
RchalaS , iC Wheeler wilcox on sur
tlcle o. MIN were very interesting ana
flast' Tba members discussed the
un.ii OF assisting the New u stntn
s,.s women who are seeking 10 op''''
the franchise
n, most prominent event IN club
IIe n ,Eis week was the celebration
dIT B,eesssldents pay at the Ladies' Liter
oil MIN Yesterday. An exceptionally
all o .linc urogram was given includ-
iu.e'e', erture by the Rev. Mr. carver
Ing 80, an "Vlct0r Hugo anu HIS
95 20 and an excellent musical pro-
VIZ nrder the direction OF Mrs ira
.| After the program refresh
1--WE ,s we're served and a social time
n .,oyed bv the members and guests
'hl''
~,, Round Table club met on Mon
doy with Mrs Arthur BroWn MITE
Sarah Karrick being chalr ,laa.' NM
sir Richard Hoyey the poet, me
,eble was prettIly decorated ana now
sss were nut at each plate with the
.ioce cords The club will meet next
,o with Mrs. j. d, Spencer with
W T sanford as chairman and Thomas
pon,ey AldrIoh the poet of the day.
rbo regular meeting Of the Bible
e,nSv circle Of the Council Of Jewish
vGmen was held on Wednesday after
roon AT the B. b. hall, Rev. Louis b.
REYNOLDS conducting the class
The annual election Of officers took
,lace al the meeting OF the Parlia-
rnsntary class this week the following
bGng chosen: Mrs. Joseph Cohen,
president Mrs Little vice president;
Mrs Hayward secretary, and Mrs.
HesselbHg treasurer
Al the Womans club this week Miss
puekbee gave a paner ~ "Ic"'e w.
ora Decadence Of Nation. Voltaire
and his contemporaries
The program at the Cleofan on Tues
dav consisted Of q paper on American
Srutture 10y Mrs. Edna w Sloan, and
one on Utah Sculpture by Miss Gather
Inc Gunner
The Reviewers celebrated their an
riyelsary and Presidents Day this
week
A recent instance Of the seriousness
with which public men regard the wo-
mans club movement Is the announce
ment Of the Illinois State Factory In
gector l.. T. Davies, that he viii ask
The next legislature to authorize the
Illinois Federation to delegate two or
more Of It's members TO act as assistant
factory inspectors The Federation has
taken O great interest in the crusade
against the sweatshops, but have found
themselves, IN more than one case
barred out Of factories they desired TO
visit Mr. Davies believes that the
cIubwomen could give his office much
ad Il they were authorized TO investi-
gate factory conditions in their own
uAghborh0ods. No salaries will be
PAID the women having volunteered for
The work.
The Colonial club, OF Marlboro, Mass,
at studying the subject Of women this
year Among the papers read recently
have been Women in History" 'Wo-
men In the Home Business Women"
Famous Actresses, and Laws Con.
eanng Women The club celebrat-
ed FOrefathers Day IN true colonial
style, Many Of the members appeared
lngowns Worn by ancestral danes. ana
ninuet danced by some Of the wear
er was very picturesque. Tea, parched
corn, and pancakes formed pait OF the
o'd'fashIoned collation..
Mrs Mary A, Llyermore was the
guest Of the Melrose club OF Boston
az US New Years reception. The ven
Caple cub woman spoke eloquently on
NE subject on her personal recollections
oi Wendell Phillips and his times.
The Ant and Literature department
ol me Engew0ud 0llinos) Woman's
clubs has introduced a novel feature
" school Improvement work, which
might be initiated IN New York with
Noat A room in one Of the public
~hools was chosen for decoration by
especially talented students Of the Art
institute working under criticism OF
prominent artists. The decorative pam
tS made by these students are remoy-
ape and represent childrens games.
w Students were delighted with the
iiea OF DONG work which win be so well
GOWh' ana II goes without saving
lnsI The school has been greatly benes
,Wsd; A public reception viii soon
W ns'a to exhibit the panels.
. dle Englewood club is essentially a
.gnuc service organization. 1t MAIN
sa'ns hYe travelling Libraries. sends lele-
es'g ana contributes to the EXPENSES
y. Ie Municipal Art league, is inter-
easu ~ the School Of Domestic Arts
S SaS sciences. the model lodging house.
S Sal 9Iher philanthronic institutions.
lae eluo contributed $500 last year To-
"alus me support OF a free reading
'VOh IN a crowded quarter.
-
nose who are accustomed "a think
~ Aliska as an Arctic region sparsely
"a g', 'in ~llh mining camps and populat-
w W'a gold diggers. Indians ana
,ba a'', sN WIN be surprised TO hear OF
NJ NY furnishing Kegoayah Kozza club
Jra NOlne' which was organized last
~ WIN lWenty-seven charter mem
s, 80 The summer was devoted 10
nv 1,sl5 OF Alaska, and the winter is be-
M ~ ''sn 0p TO music and literature.
t 'Ig'e Is 30 much that Is strange ana
XIV ea anu valuable to be discovered in
Ma 'aY Nila.r'awyay land that the results Of
IT, y .NOine cubs studies win undoubted-
" De received with interest.
anu -',,q SUI they come-the clever and
,oroa5s stories told by the club women
o. 1 C,l ABOUT themselves and each OH
,bso, S,uo women, all popular ideas and
ew , NJ 70 no contrary, are great iok-
sr s Iaey dearly love good" S q, SG"
sgsl, u the point thereof no turned
esahst Themselves ~ wi HNu