The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-01
Women $ Clubs.

The children's day Friday at the
Ladies' Literary club under the direc-
ton of Miss Mary. Mayne, afforded a
delightful afternoon to the club MEM
bers and their little guests. The pro-
gram was furnished entirely by little
folks. and the Rotations, songs and
drills we're so we'll done as to win
rounds of applause. The afternoon be-
gan with a piano solo by Miss Katie
Nelson and a violin solo by Charles
Burton. This was followed by the
Mother Goose drill, in which the fol-
lowing took part:
Ruby Lang. Martha Watson, Helen
Hawk. Asenath COwan, Dorothy VIII
hanson. Anna Warren, Dorothy Hawk,
Margaret Hawk and Virginia Gibson.
The little Mother Goose" play. in
which recita tons from Riley's chill
dren's stories were given by the chill
dren followed, with the characters as
follows:
Mother Goose Dupy Long
Boy Blue .Asenath Cowan
Tommy Tucker........R Russell Breeding
Pussy Cat New sadie Meyer
Miss Muffett Lena Fafek
Red Riding Hood Bethene Long
Mary. Mary .Neva Breeding
Old Woman ........ Isabelle Higgins
Children. Maria mia Priest, Fran
ces Francis. Frederick Francis
Jack Horner ..........-.....Joel Priest
Piano solo. Miss June FarnSwOrth
In the 30 Peep drill were Katherine
RhOades Marion Jennings. Mary VIII
hanson, Helen Rhoades. Hanna Cum
mings. Norma Peterson. Marjorie
Pearson and Helen BEETLES.
Miss June Farnsworth played the ac-
nj 71nn for all and nfCTIn-
tinguished herself as a pianist. Miss
Mayne was assisted by the following
ushers: A. J. Priest, Donald Mayne,
Donald Coray and Frank Francis. Fol-
lowing the program the children en-
joyed refreshments.
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The regular meeting of the WOman's
Athenaeum was held at Mrs c. NJ.
Wilson's Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Hayt led the lesson. Mrs. Beggs had a
paper on The Reign of Henry ""
and Mrs. Charles Shields read a paper
on 1.-THE Reign of Henry V of Eng
land" Mrs. Allen read from Shakes
peare's Henry "" Mrs. ]. NJ. Mar
tin sang a solo. Sing Me to Sleep"
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
E. P. Lecompte.
The current events and current lit
erature section and the tourist sec
tiOn of the Ladies' Literary club will
meet in joint session next Friday aft
ernoon at the club house. Mrs. Lydia
Alder will give an address on "Pales-
tine" dressing in the native costume
for the occasion; Miss Florence Kim
ball will sing some songs to illustrate
the topic and Mrs. Sol Siegel will serve
tea.
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The executive board of the Fedora
ton of Women's clubs met i'm the La
dies Literary club house on Saturday
morning. Nov. 13. After the meeting
ths president Mrs. Byron Cummings
entertained the ladies at an informal
luncheon in the rooms of the Young
Womep's Christian association, Brooks
Arcade.
The art section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet Thursday morn
ing, when Mrs. c. H. Blanchard will
give a talk on English Cathedrals."
The Wasatch Literary circle will
meet with Mrs. McMier and Mrs. Par
sons i'm GuntOn memorial chapel. cor
ner of Eleventh South and Eleventh
East streets. Tuesday afternoon. Dec
3, at O'Clock.
The history section Of the Ladies'
Literary club will meet Wednesday
morning at the club house. instead of
Thursdays as usual. and Mrs. Boutwell,
will give the paper.
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The p. +. o. society will meet next
Saturday with Mrs. J. w. ChTisty at
No. "a the Bransford. The officers will