The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-07
Uomen'S Clubs


| The Denver Woman's club, which Is
/ one of the strongest organizations IN
/ the United States, has lately extended
itself to include men in its member
ship but only as associate members
| The first man to join was the mayor of
Denver who by paying the extreme
| penalty of So was given all the priv
| ileges of an associate member The
| money secured from these associate
! members is to go toward the working
/ of the new garden which the club has
undertaken i'm the slums district, and
which is to be worked by poor women
and children who are to be given the
! proceeds of their earnings The plan
! is a new one but bids fair, in the hands
/ of the Denver women, to be success
Mrs. G. A. Blocker had the meeting
of the Woman's AthenaenUm at her
home Monday afternoon Miss Kate
Lawrence acted as leader Of the lesson
review. followed by an excellent read
ing by Miss Lawrence entitled, Jap
auese Girls and Women" After the
regular programme, Mrs Blocker
served refreshments. The next meet
/ ing viii be held at Mrs. Beggs' hone
Monday, and the lesson viii be chapters
10, 20 and 2l-
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The regular meeting of the WasdtCh
Literary circle was held last Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. w 1.
Brown Mrs Robert Carey read n
paper on Local Charitable Institutions
for Children" Mrs. R G. McNiece gave
d brief but comprehensive review of the
current topics of the day
The Utah Sorosis of Provo met last
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs +. r. Irvine, jr.. for the purpose
OF eleCting officers for the coming year.
who were elected as follows. PTesi-
dent. Miss Buelah Bachmau, vice pres
ident. Miss Minnie HOOglaud, secretary.
Mrs. G. II. Ward, assistant secretary,
Mrs. Jacob Evans: treasurer, Mrs. Z.
D. Partridge; advisory board, Mes
DANES r r. Irvine, J. + Yates and
Frank Donovan
The Reviewers club viii meet tOmOT-
row at the home Of Mrs. W F. Adams
The programme viii consist Of a paper
! on Victor Hugo and his Les MiseT-
ables," by Mrs Adams, assisted by
Mrs. Richards. who viii read selections
from the novel. Several musical num-
/ bers viii also be given
The CIeofan Will hold the last meet
| ing of the present year Tuesday at
| the home Of Mrs. Charles Wells on Sec
/ ond street. Mrs. Wells viii read d pa
I per on The Revival of the Arts and
/ Crafts" The club officers viii be in
/ stalled. including Mrs W D. Ritter,
! who was elected i'm place of Mrs Frank
Roberts as corresponding secretary
The history section of the Ladies
/ Literary club held a meeting Thursday
morning, at which Mrs. Byron Groo viii
present the topic "AleXandeTs En-
/ pire." Despite the fact that this will
/ be the last scheduled meeting, the sec
| tion will meet once more. bringing the
I period of its study down to the Chris
I tiau era
Tuesday viii be presidents day at
/ the WOman's club, and the meeting
t viii be held with Mrs A Y TaylOr in
! PoppertOn. Mrs Joel L. Priest will
give some readings of child verse and
the music viii be furnished by Mrs.
/ Kate BrideweI Anderson, Mrs. P. y.
/ Cook and Mrs D Elliott Kelly
! The last meeting for the current year
/ Of the house decoration section of the
/ Ladies Literary club viii be held to-
/ morrow morning al 1920 at the club
/ house Mrs. Z w. Whitney viii read
| a paper on Pottery and Glass.
I The next meeting of the Ladies Lit
J tftEN tlGD VIII ne lIlt flOSlllS meeting
/ of the year The day viii be devoted
/ TO election Of officers, reports of out
( going officers and report of section
/ rhairneU and general business.
The Nineteenth Century club of Pro
40 met Friday afternoon at the home
. Of Mrs g. O. Newell The club was
entertained by d paper given by Mrs.
+ o. D.. Calder on japanese Art" which
took Up the entire afternoon
The regular meeting Of the Woman
: Democratic club viii he held Wednes-
day at 2-30 at the home of Mrs. Sarah
/ Neutress, 164 South Second West
/ street
There viii be 2 special meeting al
/ the Utah State Council Of Women held
next Thursday at . o'clock at the office
Of the WoWau's Exponent
/ Spirit Of Liberty CHAPTER Daughters
/ of the American Revolution, viii hold
/ its regular monthly meeting on Thurs
/ day afternoon at 80 with Mrs. George
{ T. Wallace. Popperton place As this
+ Is he regular meeting for the election
/ of officers. a full attendance is desired