Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23
CLUB CHAT.

The Daughters Of Utah Pioneers met
mis- afternoon with Mrs, p. T. Farms
worth and an entertaining program
Vasrtudered, beginning with the hymn
Tho deepening trials throng your
way" by Eliza Il. Snow, and continu-
M with a paper by Mrs. An
NJ =. HYDE on early day events
@nncctei with the l.. ID. :. Church,
Notes from Private Journals concern
hg this Period Of Time by Liboie
Rich Pratt and a paper on Daniel H.
Wells. the Friend Of the Saints In
Nlyoo by Miss EmmelIne Wells.
The Cleofan met on Tuesday az the
home Of Mrs. Charles Wells, with Mrs.
Ge0rganna Youug az chairman. the
members continuing the study Of "As
You Like It.
Al The Ladies' Literary club yester-
day afternoon Miss Ethel Paul gave a
paper on Barrie. Miss Dukes discussed
Husbands, as Portrayed by Women
NovelIstS' The music was under the
direction Of Mrs A, II. Peabody, and
Mss olive Jennings gave vocal solo,
w. Claud Netteton a violin solo and
Miss Maud Williams piano number.
The Wasotch Literary circle met
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Giesy
Mrs w, j. Brown gave paper on
Habits OF Animals and Mrs. BeVer-
iige reviewed a magazine article.
Ih" lI"ue Protective league met yes
tard3y afternoon with Mrs. j. X. Bow
aa b.. East Third South street. The
si9l'ci Of the afternoon was Early
Religious Instruction"
Inc Jewish Relief society has elect
% me following officers to serve for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. Jacob
Z. Hamberger; vice president, Mrs. |.
waters treasurer, Mrs, Jacob Nor
NS' secretary, Mrs, Simon Wolf cor
,tpohding secretary Mrs. Max II.
ma M%l trustees, Mesdames Mos,
"oolI' Desky and Oberndorfer.
IN, lne Nomans club will hold It's next
ttSuaf meeting Tuesday. Jan. PC. Al
,,ne home Of Mrs \. W. Whitley. 17S
"u ssIleeI The paper for the afternoon,
=. "Inan as Politician will be Civ.
" by Mrs W. H. Jones.
cIlne = y G, club viii meet with Mrs
s. Moore February II, at Gl5
'0u'0 Second West street.
=" tne Federation Bulletin for Jan,i. |
Ivy mere appears an editorial note dc. |
no'I9'ls so admirably and I'm n few |
uo'us lho real character and work of |
:" NoU'tuS clubs that We are TEMPTED |
~ Tu0'' mn extract from II. 1T Is the |
,tI.'I"lS OF nearly all our advanced |
,Jn,nkgIS, and that, too, in nearly MI |
,r"gIp.',l'ments Of thought, that the wo.
h,,os., 'uo movement IL one Of the most
pnI '.u1 one Of the most progressive
o orso. une OF the most forcibe of all the
MN e"''"'0 movements Of our day. No.
t,n. " moro genuine intcrest 10 be
ana or more hospitality of opinion.
ols' IL must be added that nowhere
,om. run more Intelligent oplnion he
, ~ rms Is generally EXPLAINED on
,hee s,ounI that the men arc too busy.
IIl, we women alone have time In con.
r ,NvI Hl'anced questions Eyon n ths
ue' II would furnish no oxpana.
IT, ", ihr Woman's club movement.
ami my nave plenty Of idle men who
i,.',1 give llme 10 Questions either prac-
.iI ra, VT academic If they were SO in
rutl The real explanation is found
n W.. Iact that the clubwomcn of the
NV wv include a large proportion of
i,i,1,'t earnest and most intelligent
tIo.us II IL rare thing TO find "A
no among them. As a class they
non, o..e,lnined that no sham move
i'm I nalI-developed academic aues.
uh,a ".aI receive the benefit of their
n rpo T. They are constantly in auI.
I ,b aug co,,operdtIon with ali the best
pr a, ""gtical sources Of opinion I'm
,ls,nassy They cannot afford To maxi
~ r,,',N',,s-ihey do not propoge 10 make
oninE experiments, The consensus
,u,cog RON the best and highest
,d ~, N always at their communal
os, 'iey are wise enough to make tho
IA. %. Ih'lr opportunities. There orc
/, on,rtu ne really great leaders Of pub.
rDp,''lon' either men or women. who
, bo' now regard the organized mower
,lr n NVlah y club movement ns nrnh.
.env"s e shortest and quickest Of nil the
ay ho Wy Whlch The public COINCIDENCE
no pe reached and public auostlons
''"'u'hced' This may seem