Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09

aud talk was given by Nepht L..
Norris on THE Influence OF Literature
OH Character" on "Wednesday puss~
ness meeting was held with Mrs, y l.
Clawson and the following otIicers
were elected for the year: president
Mrs Sarah Booth secretary, MIS-
Charles II Wells; corresponding sec
rotary. Mrs. Frank r. ROberts5 treas,
llrer, Mrs. II j.. a, Gunner: critic ana
librarian, Miss Abbie Wells; historian,
Mrs. seldom L Clawscn-
The Ladies' Literary club met yes
and Frank b. Stephens gave talk
on THE Galveston Plan" Mrs. w. X;
Wightman gave a book review and
Miss Boettchor spoke ON Some Re
cent German Literature" The music
was furnished by a trio composed OF
Mars. walter G. futile, harp; Miss his-
timer AlleR violin, and c. d, Scheulcr,
cello, and A I, ToilneF.
The Wasatch Literary society met
with Mrs McNelce and Miss wilson
on Tuesday and a paper was given py
Mrs c. $. Kinney on Forestry
The Daughters of the Mormon Bat
TALON will me 1t next TuoSday az 5
O'CLOCK WIN NllS- N1eA W lANf < wv 'Nll7A
ball, 154 Fourth street
The Womans club will meet Tues
day. March IL. at the home OF Mrs
Allen 4. Sanford, IL r street The
paper OF the afternoon Will be given
by Mrs. n. e, HemphIll her topic be-
ing Women of Foreign Countries
The woman's Republican club met
with Mrs p. ID. Straup on Monday the
topic of the day entitled The French
Lewis. A year book ISSUED by the
club gives the following interesting IN
formation: The first officers and d.
rectors given is as follows, Presit-
dent. Mrs. Howard King; vice presl-
DENT. Mrs. Joanna Melton; recording
secretary, Mrs. j. u. Davis CORES
bonding secretary, Mrs. Olive Sven
SON; treasurer, Mrs j. NJ. stanford ,
auditor, Mrs. Martha Hines; historian,
Mrs Sarah A. Powers directors. Mrs
Joanna Melton, 19O5-190Sy Mrs. John
James. l90I-1910; Mrs. c. w, Morse,
taO7-l909 Mrs V. r. Pease. 1907
1908: Mrs. D. C.. Eiohnor, 1907; Mrs,
a. Mossup, 1907. Topics for the year;
January, Blaine as a Statesman.
lean Indian" Mrs. Martha Hines;
March, 'The French Republic" Mrs.
T. y, Lewis; April, "a Third Term for
Roosevelt" Mrs. d. y. StFaup MAY,
'The Basis of Representation in Con-
gress," Mrs. Joanna Melton: June,
birthplace and Religion of Judge of
Supreme Court of United States" Mrs.
Sal ah Ensign; July, Contrast OF the
Doctrines OF Hamilton and Jefferson
Mrs. r. Bonneu orts September, the
Ship subsidy and Its Effects on the
Commerce of the lnter-fno untAin
county, Airs. Helen Kmball; Octo-
Der, '1'he Political Situation IN SAT-
Lake City" Mrs. George Sutherland;
November "Chlld Labor" Mrs Will
liam Mossop; December, SIS the Mon-
roe Doctrine Applicable TO Present
Conditions" Mrs. Sarah A. Powers;
January, what tho Ffty-ninth Cor
gress Has Accomplished Nh. c. W.
Morse. II0stesses for the year, Janu
array. Mrs. " n, Pease; February
Mrs. Olive Swenson; March, Mrs, d
n. Straup: April. Mrs. John Janes
May. Mrs. r D, Lewis: June, Mrs. j.
L. EldrcdGc. Jr; July Mrs Stabley'
August, annual outing, September
Mrs Willard Hanson: October, Mrs
Howard King; November. Mrs j. r.
Davis: December. Mrs. NJ a. Brcedcn,
January. Mrs. Joanna. Melton.
The WOmans Democratic club Will
hold their regular meeting "Wednesday
! March IL. at the residence of Mrs
w C. Venrcss. 16t south SECOND
West, at half past O'Clock sharp, all
Democrats are invited.