The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-10
Women S Clubs.

The Friday meeting of the Ladies
! Literary club was devoted to the
study of two noted artists, John Sar-
geant and Whistler, the first being pre-
scented by Mrs. F. j. Fabian, and the
second by DR.. w NJ. Paden. Mrs. Fa
bian gave a talk on the line of work
| done by Sargeant before taking up in
detail the matter of his portrait work.
She told of his chief characteristics. of
his exact portrayal of things and per-
sons as they are presented To him, and
! compared him with others who have
ranked high in the line of portrait
work. Mrs Fabian gave a personal
note which was most pleasing 10 her
character. sketch by the fact that she
had recently seen a number of his more
noted paintings in her last visit east
DIR. Paden also followed the personal
side of the artist Whistler, i'm his
study Of the man. for he had Known
great many of the followers and ad-
mirsrs of Whistler in the Latin quarter
in Paris His topic was delivered al
most without notes. and was greatly
enjoyed by the members and their
friends.
The music of the afternoon was fur
I.shed by Professor George E. Shelton,
who played two splendid violin num-
bers, and was recalled for third, and
by the club chorus under Mrs. Wetzell
which sang ''Bendemere's Stream and
"Airy Pinions."
A notice of intention to change the
bylaws was read by the secretary, the
intent being to place the time of meet
ing at 2,30 instead of at 2, as 1t now
stands.
The Woman's club will observe Tues
day next as presidents day, and the
club will meet at o'clock that day
with Mrs C. p. Keller 416 South Third
East street. Mrs. Kate Bridewell-An-
derson. Miss Lucy Gattrell, CLAUDE j.
Nettleton, Miss Ethel Nettleton and w.
s. Sharpe will furnish the music, and
Mrs. A. V. Taylor will speak on The
Present Opportunity to Help the Chll-
dren of Utah." Miss LiZbeth Nj. Quail
trough. principal Of the Oquirrh school,
will read a paper on THE Relation Of
the Club Woman TO the Public
Schools"
The Utah Sorosis OF Provo met last
Wednesday afternoon with the presi-
dent, Francilla Adams. "A very inter-
esting paper on THE Saxon Dynasty
was given. after which Mrs. Hattie
Slater reviewed Bayview Magazine NO.
/ Each member answered rollcali by
| giving the name of some noted German
and some fact relating to his life.
! The Nineteenth Century club met
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
David Westood. Rev. George Town
/ on Browning,
! The Womens Athenaeum of Park
! City met at Mrs. ID. q. Grabils Monday
afternoon Mrs. Grabil gave a paper
on "Woman's Virtues That Are Vices
Mrs Diem read a paper Hungarian
music. was played, also piano and
violin selection by Mrs. Diem and Ira
Diem. The club will meet next Mon
dav afternoon with Mrs. Dan b.
Shields. Chapter i'm Austrian Country
Life will be the lesson.
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The history section Of the Ladies
Literary club will meet at the club
house Thursday morning, Feb. IA. Mrs
Bintz. will give the topic, Macedonian
Kings" The subject of the one-minute
talk will be announced later.
The Wasatch Literary club was en-
tertained on Tuesday by Mrs. Byron
Cummings and Miss Emma Cummings.
Mrs. c. e. Allen gave a most interest
Ing talk upon Religious Life in Ger
many" Miss Florence Hurlburt fur
nished the music of the afternoon.
The Daughters of the Mormon Bat
talon will meet at o'clock Tuesday
with Mrs. Julia Jones Schraven at 1014
South West Temple street
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Temple
B,nai Israel will hold their regular
meeting next Wednesday at 2:30 D. m,
at 3. p. lodge rooms.
The Bay View Reading club will
meet at 2:S0 tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. j. r. Davis at 10lS East Second
South street.
The Seekers Literary club VIII give
a Valentine party TO the members and
their friends on the evening Of Feb. IA,
AT the home of Mrs. Seaton. 1856 West
second North street. jolly time is
expected.
The regular meeting of the WOnshn'5
Democratic club will be held at the res
idence of Mrs. Rebecca Brown, Tenth
South and Barclay avenue, Wednes-
day. Feb. 10. at 2:30 o'clock All mem
bers and friends are invited
Valentine Flowers