The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-15
The SALT LAKE HERALD: SUNDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1907

Club Rooms Mrs. Pitt scored meT
who live in clubs, and said they wer,
living from day to day for their owI
self emulation. WitECut a though:
given toi suffering humanity. defyins
the laws of hygiene by the over-in-
diligence in liquors and rich foods, anC
by sitting for hours III stuffy care
rooms inhaling the deadly nicotine.
The speaker deplored the tendency L
allow this state Of affairs to exist anC
urged the women present to save the
young man of the present day from as
sociating himself with clubs which only
end in ruin and despair"
The paper was not discussed in the
club. Prof. and Mrs. P. n. Cook fur.
nished music. The next meeting vii
be held January H. Mrs. Moser vii
have the topic, New Zealand of To
day."
The Spirit of Liberty chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
held the December meeting on Thurs
day last at the home of Mrs. ThOma.
Weir. when Mrs. Lee Charles MilleI
gave a delightfully."- entertaining talk
on Motoring Through Europe" The
music of the afternoon was furnished
by NJ. ]. Brines and Mr.. Johnson, and
wi Nh1tiibCA vas tue clNNOnlteA
for both solOists.
The Monday Night Literary club met
this week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gould B. Blakely, where Mrs. L. G.
Miller gave a most interesting talk on
'An Automobile Trip Through Eu-
rope" The next meeting of the club
will be December 50, with Mr. and Mrs.
E. f. Shepard, 529 East Sixth South
street.
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The meeting of the Woman's Ath-
enaeum of Park City was held Mon
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Ju-
Illus Frankei on Park avenue.
Mrs. H. b. Hampton had charge of
the lesson and Mrs. Wilson had a pa
per on The. War OF the Roses" which
was very interesting and showed care
full preparation. Stew Cnson'S BLACK
Arrow" was then reviewed by Mrs.
Sherman Fargo, which was followed by
the critics report. The meeting ad-
jOurned until after the holidays, when
they will meet with Miss Mary Shields
on Monday. January IS.
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The Utah Sorosis of Provo met at the
home of Mrs. Rob. Irvine Saturday af-
ternOOn. The time was spent III lite
rary work. most interesting paper
was given on Queen Louisa, by Miss
Allie Smoot. Mrs. Ida Galloway gave
a paper on the three expresses, Au-
gusta, wife Of William l, Victoria
wife of F'redric III, and Augusta Vic
toria, the wife of William II. These
were followed by a discussion of the
difference between German and Ameri-
can ideals of womanhood.
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The Wasatch Literary circle will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Sin
clair. Mrs. Hamlin and Mrs. William
son in GuntOn Memorial chapel. There
will be music and Miss Stevenson, who
has spent the past year in travelling
abroad win give some of her expert
ences.
All the section meetings of the La
dies Literary club have been discOn-
tinued until after Christmas, although
some, of which notice viii be given
later, will take place between Christ
mas and New Years
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The Nineteenth Century club of Pro-
vo met at the home of Mrs. +. e Corf-
man Friday afternoon. A very inter
esting paper was given by Mrs ~ f.
Buckler on 1.-The Land of Pueblos.' -
Miss Helen Buham also gave a paper.
The music section of, the Ladies'
Literary club will hold its next meet
ing on Monday, December 30, instead
of the usual day.
There will be a meeting of the Wa
Wan center Tuesday evening at S
O'Clock at the studio of Arthur Shep-
herd on Main street.