The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-24
Women S Clubs.

| the state federation, which takes place
/ Oct. ~ and - III Spr.nSVilie. As this
Is election year the meeting possesses
a special degree ~ interest, and the
attendance will hP greater. it IL sup
posed, than usual. ard there is no def
mite talk as We, rs 10 q choice for the
office of SreSijs,it, but there is u good
deal of quiet talk being done for the
various candidates.
The programme is in the hands of a
competent committee OF which Ms.
Gould b. BlakG.sy is chairman, and as
1t has been accepted by the board OF
directors. would seem TO present many
topics OF interest to the individual club
woman and to clubs in general There
mas been special effort made 10 sup
ply the wants of the various CLUBS. and
personal letters have been written 10
each club asking fer an expression as
TO the line of work desired. Every club
has responded fully and from each one
has come the request for some concrete
work from the federation along the line
OF reform for the young boys and girls
IN the cities. With this end in view the
committee has concentrated its best
work on these subjects, and has secured
the pest speakers possible for the pres
entation OF subjects allied to this.
The meetings VIII be held in the
y
firs1 meeting being at 10 o'clock Thus
day morning. Oct. 10. This meeting
will be devoted entirely to the CUSTOM
airy greetings and responses and the
usual order of business. Reports from
the officers. and the chairmen of COM
mittees will be given and credentials
presented. The entertaining is in the
hands of a local committee of which
MISS Katherine Dougall is chairman.
and this committee has arranged fer
musical numbers, which will be in
terspersed through the more solid parts
of the programme.
The Open Parliament" outlined for
Friady morning. was a new feature last
year, but was such a success that il is
10 be repeated. The reception will take
place sie first evening and will Da he'd
at the Deal home. which is one of the
finest in Springville..
Besides the music and special fea-
lures the programme is as follows:
Thursday Afternoon.
Presidents address Mrs. c. S. Kinney
The Madonna III Art ..............
......... =. Mrs. c. II. Blanchard
Reviewers Club. Salt Lake City.
Simplicity Of Living. Is II Attain
able? Is it Desirable
-. Miss Josephine Kellogg, Provo
Moral Training of Children in the
Home ,....,., Mrs Daniel Hamer
Child Culture Club. Ogden.
Friday Morning.
Open Parliament, conducted by Mrs.
Park City.
Election of officers.
Friday Afternoon, O'Clock.
Relation Of Civics to Ethics ......
.........., ..... e. Mrs. L. L. Hall
Ladies' Literary, S. L. c.
What Can the Club Woman do TO
Promote Better Civic Conditions
and Help Make More Beautiful
America, Mrs. Ledyard NJ Bal
ley, Chairman Home and Edu-
cdtional Dept. 5. l.. c.
Original story . Mrs. Morris l.. Richie
Friday Evening, 8 O'Clock.
Moral Training in the Public
Schools. =. =, Rev. Elmer |. Goshen
Responsibility Of the State Toward
the Child. Judge Willis Brown,
Juvenile Court
Al a meeting of the Ladies Literary
CLUB, held Friday afternoon. d special
programme OF entertainment was pre-
scented. Mrs. I. j. Armstrong opened
the programme with a reading of Ste
phen Phillips drama, "Herod" Mrs. |
Armstrong read almost the entire story. !
only the non essential parts
She was warmly applauded at the close.
Miss Mary Tibbals read a paper on
William Butler Yeats and treated es-
pecially the revival of Celtic literature
as exemplified by him and his follow |
ers. MISS Tibbais interspersed her pa
per with many selections from the !
of the poet, showing his stvIe
and the lyric beauty of the lines.
The music OF the afternoon was fur
nished by Mrs. Rosemary Glosz Whit |
ney and Miss Mary Callister Mrs.
whitney sang Stern's Spring Song |
ana Tor an encore a Hungarian ballad |
Tor Which she played her own accom- |
pahiment. Miss Callister was the pfan- |
lst, playing a selection from Chopin.
me only business of the afternoon |
was the election of the two delegates |
ana Two alternates to the annual con-
Venton of the federation in Spring |
ylile. Mrs. Ledyard NJ. Bailey and Mrs. |
j. Nj. Dart We're elected delegates IN
animously and Mrs. Joel L. Priest and
Mrs. William c. Jennings alternates.
The Reviewers club will open the
year work tomorrow with an open
meeting at the home of Mrs. c. IT |
blanchard on East First South street.
Mrs. c. ID. Moore viii open the study |
OF Florence with talk on THE Lily |
81 the Arno. the Cradle of the Rennais- |
sance." The music will be i'm charge |
ot Mrs. Charles G. Plummer and Ms. |
Wragg.
The music section Of the Ladies Lit |
srary club viii meet at 10 O'Clock Wed !
nesday morning at the club house. The |
Iroubadours and Trouveres" viii be |
given by Mrs. ]. n. Treasure. Gounod !
VIII be the composer for the day. Mrs. !
y. l.; Hoppaugh viii give biographi- |
cal sketch, and there will be vocal and |
Instrumental selections.
Inc house decorations section of the |
Ladies Literary club will meet tomor- !
row morning at 1890 Mrs ]. L. Fran |
ken will present the topic Pattern and |
Design"
The p. o. E. society will meet next |
Saturday with Miss Sylvia Cohn at 6se !,