Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-07
CLUB CHAT

mia MAY which was 70 nav tbe
Iha bs reviewers CLUB Tor lhe
gwen W ,he Free kindergarten Az lhe
t'hg"' " rcrary clubhouse next Ihuls-
LADIES I'm I'm nostponed until the l6th'
On! INV ,,,nlttee having the aHar IA
lhe '"" 'rs Mrs Woodruff, Mrs kleh-
caa.ss 40 Mrs LOOMS, and numper
NV =, ',aslented women both IN ana Vu' ~ ~
o .. '" erb Min take part. MI Johh ~
s sn1 has been prevailed upon 70 -,
spgu. r,e entertainment. and VIII take
y" u, nrly mans part In the cast MI
C"rtis win Doe stage manager
r,. Dsuebtars of the American Rev
o,ation win celebrate Nashihs'on
Gybday IN a special meeting az 'ie
S" ',"' Of Mrs l.. G. Miller on that da'e'
A, the meeting Of the Ladies Liter
oM club yesterday Mrs, ). W. MOT
rl9n gave a paper on waiter fater
and Mrs. Il w. Hayt of PARK Clly'
rsnar entitled Vacation Notes
A., the annual meeting of the country
,,rb tbis week the following directors
rsrs elected. w. Mont Ferry, II, -
Wcks. George p Holman, George rs
Fisher. r. II Claiming and j. a. POI
lock. The directors Will meet later TO
elect officers,
The Woman's Republican club met
m Monday with Mrs Melton and an
ENJOYABLE program was given, consist
ne Of the reading Of an original story
w Miss Jean Melton and recitations by
Miss Ethel Paul
The Cleofan met this week with Mrs.
Susie Ritter Wells and the topic was
college and Social settlement Work
m East London by Miss Emmeline
Wells The club viii meet next time
with Mrs Susie Ritter Wells, and the
topic will be Modern French Sclup-
tuTe.
The fund for the building Of Memorial
Hall In Washington the continental
museum projected by the Daughters OF
the American Revolution, grows steadi-
H. More than $500 was added as "A re-
suit of fair held at the new Willard,
Washington, and about $500 was realized
at a tete held IN Cnicgo In honor of
The wedding anniversary Of George ana
Martha Washington At the latter EN-
tertanment the guests brought their
offerings IN small white envelopes, con-
tanning, on an average, 81 each.
AZ the annual meeting Of the Wo-
mans NatiOnal Press association held
recently at the Rlggas House, Wash
lngtOn, the following officers for the en-
suing year were elected. President,
Miss Frances Graham French; past
president Mrs. Belya Lockwood; first
vice president, Mrs. H. b. Sperry; COR
responding secretary Mrs Ruth Peal
err recording secretary Mrs. Grace Por-
let Hopkins treasurer, Mrs. r.. NJ. still
man auditor Or. Alkaline Portman;
librarian. Miss Ellen h. Foster; dele
gate-at-large, Mrs. Mary $. Lockwood;
edltor-ln-chlef Mrs Clara b. Colby. A
substantial gain In membership was re-
ported
The Ladies' Library association. of
Randolph can claim to be among the
pioneer Women's clubs, having cele-
DRAFTED, on January 70, It's forty-eighth
annual meeting Five OF IFS charter
members still belong to 1t.
New England clubs especially those
u Boston and It's vicinity, are inter-
Eted m the plan TO establish memo
naI OF Mrs Alice Freeman Palmer I'm
The Institution for the education of wo-
Nen IN Madrid At meeting Of the
,NeT england Womens club, of which
ns' Julia Ward Howe is president.
silS y VI. r. Rowe described the
Struggles OF the school, as she had OBJ
sdlea them Tho building which had
ueeh selected for the institute. she said
vas by the irony Of fate. about 10 be-
shUWd irom its Intended use as a
plsee ior the education OF frIars. who
1'e 10 De sent to the Philippines.
Nansas club women, and nearly every
sonan IN Kansas is said 70 belong to
e.uu' nave united In an effort 10 make
, ,,tuuH training a part Of the Kansas
,'opl system from the kindergarten
" ae ume when the pupil is ready
III ur university The organization
sulen has the matter in hand is the
, soglaI science department Of the state
,.seeIauon' Six thousand homes are
,,piysenled by these club women. who
~ determined that their state shall no
o3sef De behind others in what is now
I,'D'n.nl'olNIeaged to Dee q very important
V4'ure OF education.
,t,he mems clubs Of Milwaukee win he
' an Oy The womcn's organizations 10
~ l l9eif assistance TO the mainten-
ny. lhe vacation schools OF that
81 T \ has been suggested that they
- urged 60 support one school entirely
,a YAM ~ give their financial and moral
,,,g,l.rhaace TO other work for nub,ic
,sv ..'lneht which the women's clubs
,o,e On hand. Just let the men once
%s sald a clubwoman. what real
61 ~ u 70 run "a vacation school. ana
~. A. H never give u up." The chi.
49, nv 'sIeh'tts association has estah.
%t.l president for the Mliwaukee
Alton .. y, u East year supported a va.