The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-03
Women S Clubs.

The Ladies Literary club will meet
next Friday afternoon and three topics
will be presented. Miss BOettcher Will
give a short talk on recent German lit
erature Mrs. w. r. .Wightman viii give
a book review, and Frank b. Stephens
will speak on the Galveston idea. The
music will consist of an instrumental
trio by Mrs. Walter @. Tuttle, harp; c.
d. Schettler, cello, and Miss Esther AL
len. violin, and a vocal solo by A. T.
VOllmeT.
Mrs. d. G. Grabill entertained the la
dies of the Woman's Athenaeum of
Park City at her home on Woodside
avenue Monday afternoon. The lesson
for the day was led by Mrs. c. NJ. Will
son. Mrs. Hampton read extracts from
Letters from Vienna The next meet
ing will be neld with Mrs. John Diem,
and the following is the lesson: Art
ami Sanity I'm Dress" Miss Burlin;
Women Wage-earners," Mrs. Martin.
The eivie section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will hold its regular month
ly meeting Monday at $3.50 at the club
house. J. Leo Fairbanks, supervisor of
art in the public schools, will speak. A
cordial invitation is extended to club
members. Tea Will be served by Mrs
NJ. A. Daughterty.
The Shakespeare section of the La
dies Literary club will meet Wednes-
! dag morning at 10 o'clock at the club
| house. The section will take up the
study of "Coriolanus," under the lead
ership of Mrs. William Igleheart.
| The Relief society of the. Pioneer
stake gave a surprise party atthe home
- L NJ 10 IL,
honor of Mrs. Sarah r. Stanley, the
retiring president, who is moving from
the ward. In behalf of the society, Mrs.
] Wheelhouse presented 10 Mrs. Stanley
beautiful watch chain. About fifty
members were present. A bounteous ia
BILE was spread, and all enjoyed them
selves thoroughly.
A very pleasant musical evening will
be the musicale to be given at the La
dies Literary club Thursday evening,
when Frieda Slender, soprano, viii be
heard in a program of song. There will
only be a limited number of tickets
given out to fill the club house. This
will be the March musicale under the
auspices of the music section.
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4 reception and social was given by
the Nineteenth Century club Friday
afternoon at the beautiful home of DR..
| ard Mrs. ]. w Arid. 1t was the six
| teenth anniversary of the organization
of the club, and the rooms were beau
| tifully decorated with streamers of rib
bon. ferns and cut flowers. the club
colOrs. green and gold. predominating
| Sweet music and a. short literary pro-
! gram were enjoyed, after which an
elaborate lunch was served.
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The Seekers Literary club will meet
next Tuesday with Mrs. Seaton. 35t
West Second North. The leader will be
| Mrs. J. 3. Graham. and the lesson in
ciu1es the reign in England Of the last
of the Stuarts, and the magazine story
of the Lake country and poets
The tourist section viii meet Tues
day at 10 a. m. Mrs. J. L. Franken vii
give the topic of the morning, 9TH,
Fine Arts of India +"
The Wasateh Literary club viii NEE
with Mrs McNiece and Miss Wilson il
the Gunton memorial chapel on Tues
day afternoon, March 5. at 2 o'clock
Mrs. Clesson s. Kinney will have chargl
of the program, the subject being For
estry
The business and study meeting o
the Daughters of the Pioneers will b
held at 3 o'clock next Wednesday at tn
Lion House.
, The regular monthly meeting of tn
T Womens Republican club will be hel,
the afternoon of Monday. at the HON
: of Mrs. d. y. Straup, 255 South Twelfth
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