The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24
Notre Dame, Ind, U. q. A.
Clubs.

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At the home of Mrs. NJ. Y. Dougall,
AT 40 North State street, Monday, Oc-
tobcr %, Al p. M. will 10 held q TO.
ccptlon by the Daughters of the Utah
Pioneers, Hugh Dougall and his pupils
will give a musical programme, inter
spcrscd with reminiscent talks by En-
incline p. Wells, Louise Decker, Eliza.
beth Ncbokcr, Bathsheba Smith and
Hannah Wells, followed by refresh.
mcnts.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Literary club was held Friday after
noon at the clubhouse, The interesting
programme was opened with a piano
solo 10y Miss Fannie Olds, followed by
a paper on "Hcredity.D by Mrs, Cook.
\ vocal solo was given by Mrs. Emily
Sitter, and then a paper was read by
Mrs. G. NJ, Bacon on Environment. -
II, Is. Hooker gave n vocal selection,
and the programme closed with dis
r99ssi,on from the floor on tho subjects
Of the two papers. Tho next regular
meeting of the club. which viii he
Thursday, October IS. at > oclock
viii he an afternoon Of music. under
the direction of the music section, when
an international programme of music
and poetry will he gwen. 1t will he
followed by a short address by Mrs
Philip n. Moore. general federation
president, who viii spend Wednesday
aud Thursday hero, An informal re
ccption for Mrs Moore will follow at
the clubhouse, when the State Won,
an s Fcdcrations will have charge, and
ten will he served. This Will be in
stead of the regular meeting Friday.
The Woman's club will meet Tues.
day afternoon. October 26. at 2:3O
o clock. with Mrs. A. T, Sanford at No.
Il Virginia apartments, when Mrs. &,
II: Blanchard will read a paper on
Dante
Under the auspices Of the Ladies
Literary club there viii be an inter
csting lecture by Tom kulluiiau, the
wcll.lsnown expert on oriental rugs, at
the clubhouse Friday afternoon. Octo.
Der 90, at . o'clock. Mr. Kulluiian is
an authority and speaks with assur-
ance, and it viii be treat to hear
him tell of all branches OF the art of
oriental rug making. A number Of fine
the lecture, Mr. kullujian will make
tea for the ladies in real Persian
samovar and the amber fluid, strange
ly delightful 10 the taste, viii he
served. Mr.. hulluJian is on his way TO
New York, where n book he has lust
written is soon to be published.
The Wasatch Literary club met last
Tuesday with Mrs. Dallas. After the
report from the recent meeting of the
state federation two papers were given
Alaska" by Mrs Earl Dunshce. and
Paris by Mrs. Dallas. The latter
was illustrated by stereopticon views.
The next meeting of the club will bc
Tuesday, November ..
The history section OF the Ladies ;
Literary club will meet at 1915 clock
Thursday, October 2S. at the home of
the chairman, Mrs. A. H. Boxrud 81
Sixth East street. Mrs. H. II. Frame
will read a paper on "Literature of
the Rcigns of Nerva and Trajan.''
The Bay View club will meet Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. j. !. Buswoll
at lllJ Third avenue. 4 paper on
The Ancient People of Greece and
Their Gods viii be read by Mrs. Dun.
yon. and Mrs. Morehouso will give a
paper, on Legendary History and
Monology.'
Tho Utah Women's 5 Press club will
meet at the Woman : Exponent office
in the temple Saturday afternoon.
St. Mark s Hospital association will
meet at the Y. NJ, &, y. at 1890 Wed.
ncsday October 81.
The Utopia club was entertained last
"Wednesday a, n luncheon given by Mrs.
f.. a. Wall, followed by bridge. when
prlzes were won by Mrs. w. b. Stanley,
Mrs. +, ID. Woodruff. Mrs. j. + Dunn.
Mrs. p. $. Keogh. Mrs lsadorc MAYER
and Mrs. j. G.. Hanchctt Tho next
meeting Of the club will he Wednesday.
November 2, with Mrs. Olive GAYLORD
The next regular meeting Of the Quin.
gcnta club will hc Tuesday. October
26. with Mrs. J. II. Bardwcll, at the
Smith apartments,
Mrs l.. Hancheti will entertain the
Plate club at her home, 9S3 Third ave.
nuc, Frida". October 90
The Crystal club. composed of the
following mcmbcrs and substitutes, Mrs.
Jack Lynch. Mrs Ezra Thompson. Miss
o 'Mcara, Mrs. B o. Mccklenbcrg. Mrs.
+. J. Wcstcott, Mrs, W. l. Snyder, Mrs.
Bismarck Snyder, Mrs A. f. Wey, Mrs.
NJ. b. Whitney, Miss IIalloran. Mrs
Hill, Mrs, Langton, Mrs, Thomas Kearns,
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