The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-19
Women $ Clubs.

Preparations are well under way for
the annual breakfast of the Ladies'
Literary club, TO be given Feb. II. The
program of tOasts is not yet cOmplet-
ed, and the identity of the toast mis-
tTess has been kept a strict secret.
But some very clever subjects have
been chosen, and it is likely that the
toasts will all be for the merriment as
is usually the case. The arrangements
for the affair are in the hands of Mrs.
Thomas MariOneauX as chairman, with
an efficient corps consisting of Mrs. w
r. Tyndale, Mrs. $. c. Snyder Mrs
Walter G. futile, Mrs. J. c. Hooper.
Mrs. w. L. Mcleod. Mrs. w. H. Bra
mel. Mrs. Daley and Mrs. Henry P
Henderson.
The Nineteenth Century club of Pro-
vO met at the home of Mrs. George
Havercamp Friday afternoon and en-
jOyed an excellent musical program
which was conducted by Mrs. Z. (.
COrfman, assisted by other musically
inclined members of the club The
following program was rendered: In
strumental duet, king of the Carni-
val and Melody of Love-" by Mes
danes Bee and COrfman; Scotch favor
ties. Mary of Argyle" Mrs Brim;
My Ain Countrie," Mrs. Suhr; "Medita-
ton" Miss BOnham; Go, Pretty Rose"
Mesdames Brim and COrfman; "Planta-
ton Melody" Mrs. Love; group of lul-
labies, Peacefully Slumber," 'Lifes
Lullaby" and "Sleep, Baby, Sleep"
Mrs. Corfman; kindergarten songs,
Miss Durham; piano solo, Miss Norma
Havercamp; violin solo, Master Albert
Love; by Bendemeer's Stream" and
Sing, Robin. Sing" Mrs. COTfman.
The above program having been thor
Oughiy enjoyed by every one present,
a snort recess was in order, during
which the hostess, Mrs. Havercamp,
roll call was responded to by quotations
from Helen Hunt Jackson. followed by
Miss Edith Dunham's paper on "Old
California Missions"
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The Monday Night Literary club met
the past week with Mr. and Mrs E. E.
Shepard. The subject of the evening
was Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors"
Mrs. G. b. Blakely gave d synopsis of
the play, and Mrs. c. c. Spooner read
a paper on the history of the time and
play. Selections from the play were
Tea dby several of the members.
The next meeting of the Ladies' Lit
erary club viii be held Friday after
noon, when Mrs. Thomas Weir will read
a paper on The Land of the Midnight
sun" The club chorus will sing; Miss
Retta Pyper and Miss Claire Williams
viii give vocal numbers and Miss Hell
en- Evans viii give piano solo.
The WOman's club was entertained
by Mrs WEIGH on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Armstrong read the first act of
Philip Stevens tragedy, "PaOlo and
Francesca" Mrs. MOser gave the pa
per. New Zealand of Today" and
Miss Armstrong rendered a piano solo.
A committee composed of Mrs. P. n.
Cook. Mrs. Pitt and Mrs. Moser was
appointed to confer with the commits
sioners in the interest of the detention
home for delinquent girls and boys
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The history section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet Thursday morn
ing at the club house. THE Early Lit
erature of Rome" will be the subject,
and il will be given by Mrs. A. B. Glib
son. The One-minute talks will be on
The Importance of Roman Literature"
There was a large attendance We'd
negday at the meeting OF the Daughters
of the Pioneers, a lecture on baptism
for the dead being given by Joseph F.
Smith. jr. Next Wednesday, W. w. Ri
ter will be the speaker in a reminis-
cent session. The attendance at these
meetings is increasing.
The Utah Sorosis met at the home of
Mrs Phil Speckart Saturday. An ex-
cellent paper was given by Mrs. Pearl
Yates ON German and American kin