The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02
WOMEN'S
GIL UBS

From the advanced sheets of the
Federation Bulletin, the well-known
club women S magazine, is the follow
ing interesting greeting by Mrs. Sarah
Platt Decker, president of the General
Federation, who was the guest of honor
at the local federation in Park City,
held in October last:
"Surely, no organization has more
reason to rejoice and make merry than
our own Successful in legislation dur
ing the past year; n great biennial con
vcntion. with not discordant note
throughout; splendid progress in
strengthening the tie that binds us,'
increasing acquaintance and affection
States hundreds of happy club days,
lifting many out of the sometime mo-
notonous routine of life; fine successful
work for Nation, State and community;
increase of power and privilege; veri
table and far-reaching recognition from
our brother man. and shoulder to
shoulder comradeship with him in work
and plans-shall we not have thankful
hearts, and glad?
"Have we, then, only success, no
failures? Impossible; plenty of the lat
ter; but an honest failure in honest
work should not cause one moment or
repining, i love those stirring words
of the poet
You are beaten to earth7 Well,
well, what's that7
Come MP with smiling face.
It's nothing against you to fall down
fat
But to lie there, that's disgrace
''Last year / sent three wishes,
which were the desire of my heart for
ba nf bo EoHo
day Of this good year has brough full
fillment Of all three. Once more 7 send
them for this Christmas Day-epitom-
lied into tenet for the Federation, for
every club, and for every member
thereof, in the coming year in all study
or work undertaken;
"Never frown-never sigh
And keep step
In speaking of her trip to Park City
IL the Bulletin Mrs. Platt says:
From Chicago 30 Park City, Utahl
y long trip, delayed by the blizzard,
and only arriving in time for the meet
federated husband from Salt Lake,
who was providentially a fellow-pas
senger, Splendid vjgor and courage
have the Utah woman. ole of their
notable achievements beirg the estab-
bS9g s9mep cssd Of con home Gret for fr12dess For
where agriculture and trades will be
taught. In a solid phalany, too, the
Utah Federation has stood back Of
Judge Brown and his Juvenile court
work. The General Federation Art
Gallery was enjoyed by all at the
meeting, and its next destination was
a city which is fourteen miles from the
railroad. 1t was warming TO the |
!cockles Of one s heart to think of |
those eighty originals, and the pleasure |
and profit they will bring to remote |
towns. -
Friday was children s day at the
Ladies Literary club, and g very inter
esting programme was given by the |
ittl folks. A play for the occasion
had been written by Mrs. Morris l..
Richie, introducing wel!-known chill
dren of fiction in one story, and these
characters were represented by the |
children. Mrs. Ledyard Bailey read |
the prologue, followed by musical Sc
lections by Miss Margaret Harris. The
children who took part In the entertain"
ment were Gordon Rice, Frances Brat
tain. Katherine Lewis, Joel Priest, A.
j. Priest, William and George Igleheart,
Alfred Peabody, Walter Brownlee,
Allen Kelsey, William Jennings, Donald
Coray. Alice Lyme, Katherine Fitch
ADELAIDE Woodruff, Dorothy Bailey,
Dorothy Marioneaux, Sibyl Walker,
Dorothy Bamberger, Bessie Jennings
Marjorie Fitch, Anna aYG Marjorie
Critchlow, Eleanor Richards. Anna
Warren. Susan Russell, Ma)ion Hooper,
Alfred Peabody and John Putnam.
The art section of the Ladies
Literary club will meet tomorrow morn
ing at the clubhouse at 10.15 o'clock
The subject viii be ''Early Greek
Architecture Tones Will be dis
cussed by Mrs. Bettics, Mrs. Reynolds
and Mrs Gibson.
The tourist section of the Ladies
Literary club viii meet Tuesday, De
cember A. at the clubhouse. Mrs. Nc
MILAN will give paper on "The Eng
llsh in India - The five minute talks
will be on Hydsyali.
The Current Event section of the
Ladies Literary club will meet next
Friday afternoon, Dec. Z, at the club.
house, at 2 clock II will be an
"Afternoon With Forgotten Books"
readings from "Cape Cod Folks and
Crawford will be gwen Mrs. Will
liam Druehl will read from the latter.
The Wasateh Literary club will meet
with Mrs. j. j. Thomas, 1856 South
Eleventh East street, on Tuesday af-
ternoon, December 4, at o'clock.
me Nondn : heFuDllc9n cl0D Will
meet at the home of Mrs. Y, P. Pease,
6I5 Fourth street, tomorrow afternoon,
December 3, at 2 P; m:
The Woman s Auxiliary of the Sec
ond ward will meet on Monday night
at the home Of Mrs. B. D. Blackmarr,
l76 West Fifth South, at O'Clock.
Theron Geddes, the American nominee
for the school board, will be present,
and also Mr.. Cartwright Of the city
committee. Every lady in the Second
precinct who is Interested III the school
election is invited to this meeting to
help In the work to be done to elect
Mr.. Geddes. There should be repre-
sentative from every district in the
ward.
The Ladies Auxiliary society Of
Temple B'Nai Israel will give charity
card party ON Tuesday, December ii,
at P m.,, at the b, b. rooms Members
and friends are invited to attend
A Beautiful Display