The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
Women $ Clubs.

The Spirit of Liberty chapter. Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution, met
last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Seth
W. Morrison. Mrs. NJ. A. Breeder was
chairman of the day, and a program of
fine music was rendered by the Misses
Mary Olive and Theodosia Gray. follow
ing a splendid paper on "The Evolution
Of the Heroine" by. Miss Katherine
Page. Miss Theodosia Gray sang
Eyes of Blue" and Summers Mes
sage" by Guy D'Hardelot, and Miss
Gray played PANS Flute by GODDARD.
and Heller's "Intermezzo."
After the program of the afternoon
delegates were elected to the continental
congress which meets next April in
Washington. Mrs. Lee Charles Miller
and Mrs. Thomas Weir being the dele
gates, and Mrs. Theodore Bruback
Mrs. r. NJ. Stevenson and Mrs. Henry
La Motto being the alternates.
At the business meeting of the
Daughters of the Pioneers the follow
ing board of managers was elected:
niZation-Elizabeth r. Wright
Clarissa S. Williams, Leonora T. Har-
Relics-zina Y. card. Caroline r.
Wells. Sarah Richards Smith. Margaret
]. Clawson.
Press-Emeline B. Wells, Josephine
Spencer, Isabel Whitney Sears.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES B. Whitney.
Emma w. Pyper. Clarissa Y. Spencer.
Mary Jones Clawson.
PrOgram-Libbie r. Pratt, Mindwell
! c. Hunter, Iona Eldredge, Clara w.
Beebe, Amy Brown Lyman.
ealogical-Elizabeth c. McCune,
Edith A. Smith. Minnie II. James, Jo-
! sephine B. Burton.
! 1t was decided TO hold an old-fash-
I Toned ball Jan. 81, with pioneer cos
! Groesbeck was appointed chairman of
committees on arrangements. The next
meeting will be held at the Lion House
Jan. %, at p. m.
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/ The last meeting of the club. held
Friday afternoon. was devoted entirely
! TO an entertaining literary program
presented by Mrs. William Igleheart.
Mrs. Igleheart had chosen for her re-
cital Wagner's ''Parsifal," and after
following the theme OF the story as told
| in many ages Of the quest for the Holy
Grail, she took up the music drama of
! Wagner's, which has made the story
immortal. She was assisted in the n1u-
steal interpretations by Mrs. Charles G.
/ Plummer. who sang number of the
more notable passages, and by Miss
of the various themes Of the work was
perfect. The club was filled TO the
doors with the members and their
friends.
The Monday Night Literary club met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lovendale.
The paper of the evening was given by
Mr. Lovendale, his subject being The
Panama Canal" The topic was treated
in manner that showed that Mr.. Low
endale had made a careful study of
present conditions connected with the
work He indicated the protective as
we'll as the commercial advantages to
be gained by the United States when
this wonderful piece Of engineering
shall be completed.
The first regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Athenaeum since the adjourn
ment before the holidays was held Mon
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. L.
3. Wight
Besides the regular work, Miss Julia
Berlin. Mrs. Arthur Williams and Mrs
Dan B. Shields had readings.
Mrs. Franlel will have the ladies at
her home next Monday afternoon. and
the lesson will be the second chapter
of the History of Austria
The current events and current liter
AZURE section of the Ladies' Literary
club will meet Friday afternoon at the
club, house. Mrs. Harding will speak
of two notable birthdays, Thomas Bal
ley Aldrich and Henry Mills Alden.
Mrs. ]. T. Grant will review Clara LOU
Use Burnham's last book, 1.-THE Open
Shutters
The. Womans Democratic club held
it's annual meeting last Wednesday
and the officers elected were as follows
President, Mrs III. ]. Hayward; vice
president Mrs. Anna Mier: secretary,
! Mrs. +. J. D. Roundy: treasurer, Mrs
Anna T. Piercy; executive officers, Mrs
Is. A. Kenner, Mrs. A. M. Rudolph
Mrs. J. B. Reid and Mrs. Caroline Ring
wood.
The regular meeting of the touris
section of the Ladies Literary clut
scheduled for Jan. Is, is postponed I'M
til further notice.
The Wasatch Literary club will meet
with Mrs. Norton. 1853 Blaine avenue
on Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 10, at
o'clock.
The Bay View Reading club will NEE
with Mrs ]. NJ. Whitley on Monday
Ian. IA. at $40 u. m. Music will be fur
nished by Mrs. Whitley: lesson by Mrs
Hanchett: magazine review by Mrs
Dix: paper. poets Laureate of Eng
land" Mrs. Gibson; reading by MIS-
McCurtain.
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