The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-03
Women S Clubs.

Advance sheets for the new club
paper. The Federation Bulletin, are out
and show good scope of work TO be
taken up by the new paper. The greet
Ing from the president of the General
Federation of Women's clubs, Mrs.
Sarah S. Platt-Decker. occupies The
front page. and is a document chaTac-
teristic OF that live and enthusiastic
woman. From the opening paragraph
OF her three wishes TO club women, is
tbs:
First. l wish that We may study and
learn happiness. 1t is not as We have
believed, an inheritance, a birthright.
No, il is a science TO be studied and
practiced, like any other grace or ae-
cOmplishment. As / tore of my quota
ton calendar this morning, ] read this
"a good omen: Blessed are the hap
piness-makers; they represent the best
forces of civilization. They are 10 the
heart and home what the hoReysuckle
is 10 the door over which il climbs
There are bitter heart breaking sor-
rows for all of US, il is true, and We
must bend TO them at times; but the
minor ills of life, the daily pin-pricks,
the usual disappOintments. may be con-
quered by persistent taking hold of
ones self and a resolve to see only the
bright side. H we practice laughter
instead of weeping, in a generation
there will be no need for hospitals for
the insane"
The Hellenic society win hold
the regular monthly meeting next
Thursday With Miss Clara !. Colburne
AT Rowland Hall
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The tourist section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club Will meet Tuesday m0ming
at the club house. Mrs. Z. D. Miller
win present the entire topic. "pemoc-
racy in China and the Language and
Literature of China"
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The home and education section Of
the Ladies' Literary club viii meet
Monday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock, and
following the programme Mrs. c. w.
Watson will serve tea.
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The regular meeting of the Athen-
aeum was held with Mrs. L. Z. Hub
bard Monday afternoon. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs. Julius
Frankel.
The Woman's club held an open
meeting last Monday with Mrs. Howard
S. Stowe at 925 Second street The pro-
gramme for the afternoon had been left
IN the hands of the hostess and she had
provided entertainment for her guests
IN the form of some fine readings from
Paul Lawrence Dunbar by Mrs. g. Z.
Richards and music by Miss Judith
Evans. Besides some piano numbers
which she had prepared. Miss Evans
sang a few little ballads, playing her
own accomplishments. Tea was served
following the programme, and a social
hour passed.
The Reviewers club will meet Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. J. p. Cobb at
the Miller flats. The programme viii
be in charge of Mrs. T.. o. Lee.
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The regular meeting OF the Wasatch
Literary circle will be held Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Byron Cummings
at sS6 East Eleventh south street.
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The Ladies' Literary club will meet
next Friday afternoon at the club
house. \. o. TreganZa will read a
paper on Beauty in Public Buildings"
which will be illustrated Mrs. Eliza
beth II. Coray will give some Scotch
humor and the music will be furnished
by Miss Edna DWyer and Claude j.
NettletOn.
Miss Mary McLelland and Joseph
Dixon We're married in the temple at
noon Thanksgiving day. They will be
at home TO their friends after Decem-
Der 10 at 5S9 Eleventh East street.
Miss Eliza Tjemoe was surprised at
her home, SO First street. Friday even
ing, by number OF her friends Games
and music were enjoyed and supper
was served. Those present were:
Eliza Tjemoe, Amalia Johnson,
Edith Drakeford. Mary Anderson,
Amanda johnson, Julia johnson,
Martha Johnson. Julia Holm,
Eva Youngberg. Sadie Youngberg,
Amanda Hokonsen, Tina Erickson, Lii
lie prakefOrd, Dagmar Jensen, Thee
dor Todepink, Ernest Sjostrand, Char
ley SjOstrand. Arthur Johnson, Aenar
Johnson, Nels iHolmquist, Alfred Ped
ersen. Victor KrantZ, Chris Anderson.
Mr.. Jensen.
At the home of Miss jamie Pickering
Friday evening a china shower was
given in honor of Miss Gwen StarIev.
A mOsical programme was rendered by
Miss Hazel Woodruff, Miss Gwen Star
ley and the Misses jamie and May
Pickering. AS the result Of a guessing
contest prizes were awarded to Mrs A
III. DAZZLE and Miss Clara Midgley, after
which luncheon was served. The dec
oratiOns were in red and green, carried
out in the form of tiny hearts strung
from all parts of the room and Joined
to large red bell as centerpiece.
Mrs John Human. is entertaining
Mrs. c. y. Hume and Miss May Hume