The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-02
Women $ Clubs.

'0e~ DCShCi am StldTtQ III the ROOQ
OF her inspiring presence at the annual
meeting of the Utah State Federation
of Women's clubs held in Park City.
will be glad to get these few words she
has sent to the Federation Bulletin in
regard TO what she found in Utah. Con-
| sidering the adverse conditions under
which she came here-one of the iarg-
est delegations kept entirely away from
the meetings by the fearful windstorm
| of October-it seems doubly gratifying
TO know that her impressions we're of
the best. And the fact that she. speaks
| especially of the last action of the con-
vention, the Canyon Crest ranch mat
ter, shows that she took the view the
DINERS did, that that was the most i'm
portant thing done
Mrs. Decker SAYS:
From Chicago TO Park City, Utah, A
long trip, delayed by the blizzard, and
only arriving in time for the meeting
through the timely assistance of fed
Grated" husband from Salt Lake. who
was proYidentially a fellOW-passenger
Splendid vigor and courage have the
Utah women, one of their notable
achievements being the establishment
of home for friendless boys called
canyon Crest farm where agriculture
| and trades will be taught. In a solid
phalanx, too, the Utah federation has
stood back of Judge Brown and his ju-
venile court work. The General Fed
Grafton Art gallery was enjoyed by all
at the meeting, and its next destina-
ton was a city which is fourteen miles
from the railroad. 1t was warming to
the cookies of ones heart t6 think of
| those eighty originals, and the pleas
ure and profit they will bring to remote
| towns"
Fridays meeting of the Ladies Lit
erary club was in many ways the most
gratifying meeting ever held. and was
without question the best and most
successful "children's day" ever given.
Heretofore the work of providing a pro-
gram has been placed in the hands Of
professionals, and the results have not
| been satisfactory to either the children
or the mothers The matter of pro-
viding q suitable entertainment was
this year put In the hands of one of the
leading club women, Mrs. c. z. Rich
ards, herself accustomed to the profess
| sional stage as well. The results
showed the good of such an arrange
ment. The only regret expressed in
connection with the whole thing was
that the beautiful pictures were not
presented before a larger audience. or
rather where larger audience could be
accommodated.
The children who took part in the
pictures were: Damon Adams. Aladdin
of the wonderful lamp; Gordon Rice,
Wee McGreegOr; Frances Brattain, Red
Riding Hood; Katherine Lewis, Lovey
Mary; Joel Priest Tommy; A. ].
Priest, DR.. Lavendar's David: William
Igleheart, Tom Sawyer; George lyle
heart, Huck Finn: Alfred Peabody. |
Billy Wigs: Walker Brownlee, Little |
Boy Blue; Edwin Pea body, Jack the |
Giant Killer; William Jennings, Hia-
watha; Donald Coray, David Copper |
field; Alice Lyme, Bo Peep; Katherine
Fitch, Little Nell; Adelaide Woodruff, |
Emmy Lou; Dorothy Bailey, Rebecca |
of Sunnybrook farm; Dorothy Marion |
eaux, Cozette; Sybil Walker, Rebecca |
Mary; Dorothy Bamberger, Alice in |
Wonderland; Bessie Jennings, Tillie; |
Queenie Brockman, Maggie Tulliver: |
Dorothy Meyer. the Little Colonel; /
Marjorie Fitch. Europina Wigs; Mar
jorie Critchlow, Australia Wigs; Anna
Critchlow. Asia Wigs; Eleanor Rich
ards, Daffy Down Oily; Anna Warren,
Queen Of Hearts: Susie Russell, Mis-
tress Mary Quite Contrary.
One of the best features was the sing
ing of little Susie Russell as Mistress
Mary, who with her four little mates
formed separate tableau. The little
singer, whose voice charmed every one
present, was recalled and sang ION
Daddy's ARM The musical numbers
presented in the second part of the pro-
gram were all well done. and all were
the work of children of the club mem
berS.. Among them were solos by Lucy
Lewis Margaret Harris John Putnam. |
Naomi Hoffman, Marion Hooper, Ross
Hutchinson, Alfred Peabody and Helen
Woodruff.
The music section of the Ladies Lit
erary club held the regular monthly
meeting last Wednesday morning,
winch was really quite recital in the
of its program Mrs r.
c. Richmond read a paper on Gaust-
took. Mrs. S. o. 8. Nelden. and Mrs. ].
L. Treasure played a piano duet "Ra-
diuse, and Mrs. Alvah Lewis and Mrs.
A. L. Hoppaugh both gave piano num-
bers from among his compositions. Mrs.
Owen MacAleer read a paper on Gou-
mods Romeo and Juliet" and she was
assisted in vocal work by Mrs. Virginia
Swift Daley and Mrs. Kate BrideweIl
Anderson Mrs. c. Stanley Price and
Mrs. Anderson also sang a duet to close
the program. /
The regular meeting of the Woman's
was held Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. A. r. Weeter Miss
Julia Bulin had charge of the lesson.
which was the last chapter on How to
Lcok at Pictures
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. L. B. Wight, when the
study of Austria will be taken .up and
Mrs. A. A. Pike will conduct the les
son.
The current events and current lit
erature section of the Ladies' Literary
club will meet Friday afternoon at the
club house. The afternoon will be de-
voted to ''Some Forgotten Books" and
reviews with readings will be given on
Cape Cod Folks" and Crawford
The art section of the Ladies' Liter
airy club will meet at the club house at
l0:15 Monday morning. The subject
will be early Greek Architecture Top ,
les, and will be given by Mrs. A. J.
BEETLES, Mrs. j. NJ. Reynolds and Mrs.
A. A. Gibson.
The Woman's Republican club will
meet at the home of Mrs. V. H. Pease.