The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-22
The Queens Daunhters-

one Of the largest and most enthusi-
aStic meetings of the Queens Daugh-
ters held since the organization of the
Denver council was on last Saturday
afternoon, when the hostesses of the
Gay were Mrs. S. J. Sullivan ST.. an
honorary member. and Miss Mary Sui
llNan. her daughter. The meeting was
larger than any % the recent meetings
rave been. and new committees were
appointed by the president. Miss Wini-
-'ef MacKinnon. Two new members
We're admitted upon vote of the organ
lzaIon. They were Miss Nellie Nicker-
son ana Miss Tobin.
me Queens Daughters have UNDER
taken ? new work which promises tn
prosper in heir hands. In future the
Young women viii bend their energies
20 assist IN the work OF the juvenile
court and the various clubs associated
with II. and for this purpose a special
committee was appointed on Saturday
afternoon. The work Of the Juvenile
court and the NeWsboys' club appeals
10 DnllanthToDiC people everywhere
and the time of several of the girls has
oeen offered toward improving the
minds of The little urchins who have
peer denied the advantages Of homo
and school life The NcUsbovs' Climb
alone offers wide field for this worl,
ana MISS Angela Gilmore. a member of
me queens Daughters. is st1neriuten-
dent Of The school there. teaching three
IeltS IN the week. She has Interested
The club in the work. and Miss MacKiu-
non on Saturday appointed commit
zee OF three TO make ii special point
20 look after the interests of the news
boyS. On this committee are the club
president, Miss MacKmnon. who has
aFeady done much TO help Judge Ben
D. Lindsey I'M the Juvenile court under
laklngs: Miss Edith Mullen, Miss Mary
sullivan and Miss Winifred Butcher.
They viii personally instruct and en-
teuain the boys i'm the Juvenile court
ana VIII interest the club members gen
orally in the work. This is considered
laudable plan by friends Of the
Queens Daughters, for the charity is
one that appeals to the public generally. |
Another feature of the philanthropic |
work undertaken by the Queens |
daughters is in connection with the |
settlement work conducted by the |
North Side Neighborhood house. on |
This committee Miss MacKnnon APP |
pointed Miss Cecilia Ford. Miss Kate |
Ryan and Miss Emma Corbet All of |
The Young women win manifest per-
Sonal interest in the settlement work /
and viii teach the little ones who come |
10 the settlement house for instruction. !
The Queens Daughters also voted to |
take charge of the flower and candy |
booth at the fair for the benefit of the |
House Of the Good Shepherd. which will !
be held in June. Plans for the conduct
Of the booth Will be discussed at subse-
Quent meetings The different girls
viii take charge on different evenings
and guarantee a financial success .fori
their department. On the committee to
arrange for the booth are Miss Joseph
Inc Woeber, Miss Margaret Schlacks
and Miss Nora Brophy.
On account Of the interest the Queens
Daughters has manifested in the iu-
venile court, Judge Ben B. Lindsey will
deliver an address at the next social
meeting. His subject viii be. What
You Can Do for Willie if You VIII"
) ms VIII probably be the second Satur-
DAY IN May, and the place of meeting
VIII be announced later on SATURDAY.
Aprli - the girls VIII sew at the homo
Oh MISS MacKinnon, $50 South Pearl