Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26

honor Of her being the founder OF the
club. The meeting will be chiefly re-
ception. but reports from the various
officers are urged to attend.
This evening at 1880 o'clock the reg
ular meeting of the Utah Woman's
Press club will be held az the Exponent
Office In the Templeton block The pro-
gram will include sentiments from
Russian writers by az the members a
review OF the Russo-Japanesc war, by
Mrs. Ida Haag. and faper on Liter
airy and Artistic Events by Miss Stel-
la Ne1.
At the Ladies' Literary club yestcr-
day afternoon the two best original
stories submitted 60 the committee
were read. The committee was COM
posed of Mrs. j, NJ. Dart, Mrs. John
Cain and Mrs. w, r. Wightman. Tho
music was under the direction Of Mrs.
A. H. Peabody and consisted OF violin
solo by Willard Wcihe, with Arthur
Shepherd as accompanist, and q bass
solo by Willard Squires
The Womau's club held an open
meeting Tuesday nj the home OF Mrs.
r. Guthrie S27 Third street DR. VIII
liam Padcn gave an address on Japan
csc character which was much enjoyed
The Home Protective league met at
the homo OF Mrs. +. j. Harding, 81 Q
street. Mrs. Charles G.. Plummor gave
a talk on Famous Women and What
Made Them Famous"
The Bible study class Of the Council
of Jewish Women net In the y. n.
rooms this week and took up the study
of Brahamanisn,
IL was fad recently or Women's
clubs: MANS first weapon was club
II represented physical force, Today
clubs are womcn's weapons, and they
represent the march of progress"
A committee. consisting Of Messrs. II.
II, Madsen Geo. F,yser, Arthur Cham
berlain Thos Janney, and ~ L. Bur
ton, have issued invitations 30 a nrm-
Der OF persons-,he object of these be-
ing to get material together for the or
ganization OF a club,
The probable members are Messrs
Delaney Wilson, Rex Wilson, H. H.
Penrose Lee Cracroft, Stuart Taylor.
Earl Cavenor Edgar Earls, Nern Earls
J, II. Ashby Louis Hanson, Herold
Berkeley, Angus Moyle, Mr. Armstrong
Clarence Cutting. s. IT, 1.und, f.
Perkes, Frank Bean, j. A. Barlow s.
Thompson, II, Shoebridgc, Joe Everall
Vernon Scomberg, q. Erickson. J. r.
Whittimore, Nathan Young Esper Sor-
ensen, Joe Volt u. Beveridge, j. Pitt
n, Cramer Elmer Wolf, w. Bredemyer
\, Davis. j. POLAND, i, Rutherford
Oliver Meredith Ar, Bohldng, Fred
Bohldin6, Jos. Jeremy, Jas, Ryer. JOS
Schoenhals JOS KIar II. y. Cummock
Leah McCune, Warren Bongnn. Raj
Sauray Arthur Bowen, Chas. Price q
Hyde, A. Hyde. II Schutler, T.. CLAY
ton. Archie Chamberlain, S. Geattng
Tom White, Ben Morris y. Raybould
W. Lund win Allworth. Tat Wardrobe
w. Freshman, c. Browridge w
Rodgers. Dean Rosster. Jack Sprout
Will Langton, Jack Houn, Roy Bruton
Tom Matrice, Jim SNOWFALL, 4. Mar.
| gets, Jack Hanson, Frank Janney, II
IL warn vi b'NutNNt hOsS Bedilt
Sid Leaves, Lee Tingey. Jack Brown
Ing, j, c. Kelly \ w. Middleton II
Hansen.
TO be told that thrift is not almos
| one Of the cardinal virtues sounds like
heresy yet that Is what Mrs Corinne s
Brown recently declared before an in.
tellectual audience composed chiefly Of
| women at the Social Economics club
From time out Of mind thrifty person,
| have been pointed out as models FOL
| those ambitious to achieve success.
The dictionary informs us that thrift
Is the state Of prospecting. success II
the pursuit Of gain, profit. frugaity
savingness. good husbandry." With al
those points to It's credit how coulC
thrift be other than a distinct virtue
Let Mrs, Brown answer. To give he
words in their proper setting 1t shoul,
be stated that she was speaking OF