The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-25

United hands from north 20 south; from
sea to sea:
By mutual interests, by mutual thought,
Great deeds are done, and great reforms
VIRENA WRIGHT
Wasatch Literary Circle, Salt Lake City,
Utah, May p. 1905
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The last meeting of the Ladies' Lit
erary club was held Friday and was
devoted entirely to music. The pro-
gram was in the hands of the music
committee. Mrs. Fred Hornung and
Mrs. Oglesby, and was really an extra
fine musicale. 1t began with a double
harp solo, ITO the Springtirne," by
Gounod, played by Mrs. Walter Tut
tie, and 1.-The Song of the Evening
star" from Tannhauser. by Wagner
Mrs. C. G.. Daley and Mrs. c. c.
Snyder followed with a vocal duet.
"Hark to the Mandolin" by Parker.
and Mrs. A. A. Kerr played Chopin's
sonata in A fiat.
Mr.. Summerhays, one of the prize
winners in the Eisteddfod, sang "A
Song to a Seashell." Morris Andrews.
also a prize winner, played Syendsen's
Romance" and ''Madrigalp by Simon
Eppi. Miss Edna Evans sang her prize
winning song, The Haymakers," and
Miss Ethel Dofflemeyer played an in
termezzo by Schumann. The program
closed with a sextette by Mrs. w. A.
Wetzen in a double number, "Violets"
and "Carmena." There were no tn
cores owing to the length of the pro-
gram, but each number was greatly
appreciated, At the close of the pro-
gram Mr. Gillett, a travelling secretary
for the Y N. c. A, made a brief talk
on his work in foreign countries, and
later tea was served.
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Mrs. Dewey entertained the Wasatch
Literary circle Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas acted as chairman ana
also read an interesting paper on Der
lin" This was followed by a vivid de-
scription o. the Passion Play by
Miss Emma Cummings. Miss Eva
Thomas, who furnished the music,
gave two instrumental selections
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The next meeting of the Ladies' Lit
erary club viii lie held next Friday
afternoon at the usual hour. H. L. A.
Culmer will give paper on 1.-The Mys-
terry of the Desert" and he will have
on exhibition there his own painting
Of that name. Miss Edna Bailey Will
have charge of the music
The Utah SorOsis of Provo met at the
home of Mrs. Anna Evans Wednesday
afternoon. President Nav announced
to the club that DR.. George z. Robi-
son would lecture to the members next
Wednesday, and that each club mem
Der was TO bring two friends on that
day. A most entertaining paper was
given by Miss Via Sorenson on Sax
on Chronicles" The club adjourned
for one week, and will meet at the
same place.
The Woman's .Athenaeum OF Park
City met at the home of Mrs. +. ].
Beggs Monday. Mrs. Wilson led the
lesson on English history A paper on
John Knox and the Scottish Reforma-
ton was read by Mrs. Wilson, after
which the meeting adjourned. u meet
Monday at the home If Mrs Wilson.
The music section OF the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet Wednesday nom
ing at 10 o'clock ut the clue foUse
Later American music will be given 10y
Mrs. w. A. Neldal. There will De in
strumental numbers by Mrs. 4. S
Rover, Mrs. NJ. E, Oglesby and Mrs
7. T. Treasure. and vocal numbers by
Mrs W. F. James, Mrs. F. 7. Keith
and Mrs. Woodruff. Mrs. w. 9. Tut
tie will play a harp solo. Club mem
bers are cordially ;nEt:ed.
The Bay View Reading cluh will
meet tomorrow with Mrs. J.. d. Peas
Ice at 975 Third avenue. when "Romu-
ius and His Times" will be taken W
by Mrs. Dix.
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The Salt Lake wolnan's club meets
with Mrs. A. T. Sanford, - r street
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs
Sanford will have charge of the pro-
grari-
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The Pan Hellenic society meets next
Thursday at Rowland Hall.
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The art section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet Thursday morn
( ing, when Mrs. J. C. Hooper will give
/ = paper on Renaissance Architec
lure"