The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-24
Women $ Clubs.

Mrs. Arthur Williams of Park City
had the ladies of the WOman's Athe-
naeum at her home on Main street
Monday afternoon No regular work
was done at this meeting. but the les
son for next week was given out. which
VIII be chapter on Austria Hungary.
and Mrs. Hubbard and Mrs Dan b
Shields win give readings. The meet
ing viii be held at the home of Mrs.
r. Q. Grabill.
The current events and current liter
allure section of the Ladies' Literary
club viii meet next Friday, and Miss
Mary Ryder viii tell What Women
Have Accomplished in the Technical
World" Mrs. John Cowman Will speak
on Civic Development in Switzer-
land
The history section of the Ladies'
Literary club viii meet IL the club
house Thursday morning. Feb. Is. Mrs.
Little VIII give the topic, Greek Epic
Poetry
The music section viii meet We'd
nesday morning at the club house At
lo:l5 o'clock. \ sketch of Dudley Buck
viii be given by Mrs. b. Mcmillan. and
q paper on Tampa (Herold) by Mrs.
William Druehl. Instrumental and vO-
cal selections by Mrs A. Lewis, Mrs.
y. II. Peabody. Mrs Woodruff, Mrs.
James and Mrs Wetzell will be given
Club members are cordially invited.
The Woman's club will meet Tues
day next with Mrs \. J. Johnson at
25i Third East street. Mrs Johnson will
read the paper of the afternoon, her
topic being Are Crime and Degen-
eracy on the Increase?'
The meeting Of the Wasatch Literary
clue on Tuesday evening, To which gem
tienen were invited, was a great sue
cess. A most interesting program was
given, after which a social hour was
enjoyed The program:
instrumental solo Miss Eva Thomas
Vocal solo. She Is So Fair ........
(kate Douglass Wigganl .....-..
..................- Mrs A. : Peters
Whistlmg solo. Miss Lucy Gatrell
The cliff Dwellers of Utah" Gllus-
trated with the stereopticon) 80.
--.......ProfessOr Byron Cummings
' Ocai solo,. Mrs. A. S.Peters
Instrumental solo, Miss Eva Thomas
The Utah SorOsis of Provo met We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
George :. Taylor. each member bring
ing a guest. An able ana instructive
paper was given on Browning by the
Rev. George Townshend. Each member
responded to roll call with a quotation
from Browning. Light refreshments |
were served. The club viii not meet
next week on account of the fair.
The Nineteenth Century club of Pro |
70 met Friday afternoon at the home !
Of Mrs. George Havercamp. MIS-. J. J /
Num- gave very interesting sketch 4
IN -Th" Father Of Our Country, fQ,- /
lowed by one equally interesting on 1
Mount Vernon" by Mrs. David West l
wood. sThe next meeting viii be held 1
AZ Che home Of Mrs. ]. w. Aird. AT 4
which time the club viii celebrate it,
sixteenth anniversary
The Bay View Reading club will
meet with Mrs. J. J. Busvell. Ills Thiru
street. Monday at $50 2. m \ prompt
attendance is desired. as there is q loTls5 f
program to be given.
The anniversary of the WOmen's
Of Park city was fittingly 4
observed at the home of the president a
Mrs. \. 4. Weeter, yesterday by the
members Of the club. At the regular
meeting. the general order of business B
being disposed of. the officers for the /
coming year We're elected. Mrs. +. p. ]
LeCOmpte was chosen as president:
Mrs. Dan B. Shields, first vice presi-
lent; Mrs L. G.. Beggs. second vice
president: Mrs. a. Williams. secretary: 4
Miss Berlin. treasurer. Mrs. F. w
1ayt, critic; Mrs. A. r. Weeter. audit
n, and Mrs Julius Fran<el. librarian
Immediately following upon the cleo
ion, the friends and husbands of the
,luF members were tree ted to an elab-
rate dinner. which was served in four
curses. After the dinner the presi-
lent of the club called upon several !
present 10 respond to tOasts The WO- /.
rams Athenaeum has bcen in existence 4
g Park CITY for Ten wears.