Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-09
CLUB CHAT.

An important meeting Of the Utah
Council Of Women was held on Thurs
tyatthe J.. ID. S u. building at which
QUESTIONS We're discussed relative to
aing me cause Of wOmen's suffrage
b other states. The discussion led to u
review Of what the franchise had accom-
Jshed Tor women In Utah, and the
aided advantages It might bring were
de women to unite as a body and de-
nani representation either In Office or
ID the choice OF nominees for office, or
lolh The sentiment being that the wo-
mans vote IN the state was large
enough to deserve and secure recogni-
Ion In this way Nearly all present
believed that money could not be rails
g here 70 aid other states till the full
enet, VI their own privilege should be
accorded the women Of Utah. In ac-
midanCe with this View, a resolution
iSWised calling for meeting on the
h, Friday in April to consider the
question Of Utah women organlzine for
more complete representation in To-
al politics. The meeting will be held
nuelore on the day mentioned, at $3.50
edock In room 2D9 Business college Of
bs l. D, $, U.
me annual business meeting of the
BlsA@S OF the Utah Pioneers will be
fl on Monday, April II, 1904, at p.
n al the residence OF Mrs. A. II. Hyde,
yves North Temple street. Salt Lake
WV Utah All officers and members
Y tne society are urgently requested
" ue PRESENT Following the meeting
@claOle viii be- held ut which an en-
w'alnlhB program viii be rendered,
rue Noman's club held an open meet.
NY tns week at the home of Mrs. w
u Jones and am entertaining program
Wv gwen. consisting Of addresses By
SS A. Johnson, president OF the
Cuo az Mrs, Charles Wells Of IN,
SSg9lal' the latter giving a talk on art
suuaed with copies Of famous paint
- ~ readings by Mrs. John Reed. anC
G Gu,v uy Miss Burns and Mrs. Harry
NV Nleoian met on Tuesday will
AZ ~ L. a, Clayton, who gave a talk OF
Eose,u ''''' anu Haoi1e
pa ,ul Noman's Republican club met OF
p'1y win Mrs, Helen V. KimbalI
B,, "a" ice Jones gave paper on 9TH
''u'ha Controversy"
p, r.s ladies aid society OF the FRS
gsoNg9.erlan church held the annua
n,nl, O' OF officers with the followln
Rsg. president Mrs. $. Lincol
rss,s wee president, Mrs, f. 4
ll1uS@ recording secretary Miss Let
tIudn treasurer. Mrs. ~ n EarIe
Dp,Esr.,V aullhg secretary, Miss Anc
tloS,nn.V oll'clot Mrs Armstrong. Tn
don, s women constitute the beney
\ Cr,o,uullller. Mrs Moser Mrs. 7
E,s Bpo,nnlow Mrs, NJ. Il. sowles Mr.,
M s%nal'ey ana Mrs Margaret savap,
hnr oy yg llas already turned In some
'ag fund. '''' 10 me church build
a'"gyung Of The Daughters Of IN
Apdl a S''cy has been postponed unit
MAXI" G, annual meeting Of the s
0ec,.ii 'Gl,d the following officers we,
Nm d. Mfs. W. II, Bird. proslden,
Ms ss'VrsG Y Wallace, Vice presiden,
y / o ~, snyder secretary. and Mr.
have s GIsw9ld treasurer The laGi,
NJ hIilSsggaay contributed $500 iowa,
''Os fund OF the church.
" $50
lller,y,u session Of the t.adle
ppnns, cup vas In charge Of Mr.
assbD' wi who gave a paper on Me-,
h'lr,tooDa.n and his oratorlos. Musica ae !
teid nv s. accompanied the tSI AKA 70,
q, NJ 'S yrs Miss BerkhoeI. Ma LING IKE,
'OD''y and Mr. Graham,