The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-18
Women S Clubs.

A unique plan will be followed this
year in the celebration of "Childrens
Day" at the Ladies' Literary club Fri
dav. Mrs. c. E. Richards is in charge
of the days program, and Mrs. Morris
L. Richie has written a story,
THANKSGIVING Lesson" 10 be read with
ilIustrat tons Mrs. Ledyard NJ. Bailey
is to read the story and the illustra-
lions are to be the feature of the day.
The story is one in which juvenile
characters in fiction have been intro
duced, mostly the more modern fiction
with children i'm it has been chosen
Among them will be the Wigs chill
Gren and ''Lovey Mary" Peter Pan,
.'Rebecca," Alice in Wonderland
David Copperfield' and many Others
These pictures will be made by living
children. most of them the children of
the club members, and there will be
over twenty-five Illustrations,
Besides this the entire program will
be furnished by children, Mrs. A H.
Peabody having charge of the music
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Paris is to be the subject of study for
the next meeting of the Ladies' Liter
arv club which will be held next Fri
dav afternoon. Mrs. Morris L. Ritchie
will read a paper on Paris, and Pro
fessor Arnold of the Logan Agricui-
tural college will speak on 1.-THE Recent
French Drama" The club chorus I'M
der the direction of Mrs. William A.
WetzeH will sing the French anthem
and there viii be a vocal solo by Miss
Mary Hortense Kimball and violin
solo by Miss Donna Degole.
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The regular meeting Of the Woman's
AthenaeGTn CT Park City was held Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lee
compile. Mrs. Frankel read a paper on
"A Students Life in Paris" Mrs. Hoyt
conducted the lesson and Miss Julia
Berlin read a magazine article on the
Making of Composite MADONNA" The
ladies will meet again next Monday
with Mrs. c NJ Wilson. when Mrs.
Hubbard will give a book review.
The Daughters of the Mormon Bat
talon met with Mrs. Marcia H Hyde
on the 18th inst. Mrs. Julia NJ. Farms
worth gave a short sketch on "COlUm-
bus" Mrs. NJ. II. Hyde a historical
reading from Tyler's history of the
Mormon battalion, Mrs. Blanche X.
Richmond a biographical sketch of
Rufus Chester Allen" Miss Sallie
Sears gave a violin solo. The next
meeting Of the Daughters of the Bat
talon will be held at the home of Mrs.
Julfd r. NJ FdrnSWOrth, l3J East Brig
ham, January u. 1907.
The art section of the Ladies' Liter
airy club will meet at the clubhouse
Monday morning November 19, at 10:15.
Professor Cummings viii address the
section on DR.. Schliemann's Excava-
tions i'm Greece and Asia Minor A
special invitation is extended to the
members of the other sections of the
1nh nd To oil inf
subject of art.
The history section Of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet next Thursday
= morning at he clubhouse. Mrs J. H.
ASrown will give the topic, "Alexan-
and Hellenism." The subject of the
&Rsninute talk will be The Macca-
ne stssspfan meets Tuesday with Mrs.
! John McN-iskel at her home ON Brigha =,
1 : tfsel. NJ SAC Wicker will discuss The
{. Renaissance RerBe7 of French T.itera-
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ne next fneeflngSof the W4satrb lit
q <t545F circle will b hrsd Tuecds1, a,-c,,-
iE1z y ovelnber 20, inssshe Gunto. Nc
fnsfiAi Chapel at so'eloSk.
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sfhe fetffist seetior Of the Ladies Lii
tfafx club R1l meet Tuesday mornine
al tie dipbfl d41se. Mrs. e. d. Miller viii
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