The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-18
Women $ Clubs.

! The Ladies' Literary club election,
which does not take place till the mid
I die of May, is the cause of much inter-
est this year. owing to the number of
candidates already developed for the
[ various offices. The caucus. which was
! held Friday afternoon, resulted on an
informal ballot in the following names
1 as candidates for the offices: President,
/ Mrs. W. F. Adams, Mrs. f. d. Miller
/ and Mrs. Alvah Lewis: for first vice
president. Mrs. George r. Hancock and
Mrs. ". r. Hutchinson; for second vice
president, Mrs. c. II. Blanchard and
1 Mrs. John Delano; for recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Frank Anderson and Mrs
| Marcy; for corresponding secretary,
| Mrs. J. c. Hanchett and Mrs. ". c.
| Druehl; for treasurer. Mrs. T. L. Os-
wald and Mrs. f. A Wedgwood: for
critic, Mrs. W r. Tyndale and Miss
Linda Jessup: for librarian, Mrs. G. r.
| Boutwell, and Mrs. a B. Gibson: for
historian, Mrs. +. o. Leatherwood and
| Mrs. Fisher Harris. The directors. Of
whom two only are to be elected, are
Mrs. N. 3. SoWles, Mrs William lyle
heart, Mrs. J. H. Brown, Mrs. Fred
HornunS, Mrs. L. z. Hall. Mrs. Milton
Oglesby and Mrs. John Cowan.
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The annual enCampment of the
Daughters Of Utah Pioneers was held
at Social hall last Monday. At the
business meeting the reports of officers
were read and approved, and later the
following officers were elected for the
next two years: President. Mrs. Isabel
Whitney Sears; chaplain, Mrs. Sarah J.
Cannon; secretary. Mrs. Victoria C.
McCune; assistant secretary, Mrs. Ro-
salia K. Edwards; corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs. Elizabeth P. Hayward:
treasurer. Mrs. Flora B. Horne: regis
trar, Mrs Libbie Rich Pratt: historian.
Mrs. Bertha MOyle Gray; assistant his
tOr1an. Mrs Castina J. Prescott: chair
man Of program committee. Mrs Susa
Young Gates; chairman of relic com
mittee, Mrs. Zina Young Card: chair
man of press committee, Miss Annie
Lynch.
After the election Of officers. Mrs.
Gates spoke in highest terms of the re-
firing officers and their energy. espe-
ciaily mentioning the retiring president,
Mrs. Lily c. WolstenhOlme
After the business meeting a most in
teresting program was given. Invoca-
ton by Pioneer Lowry: an address
Our Pioneers" by Elias Woodruff; So
los. by Alma Clayton; an address on the
Historic Value Of Relics" by Mrs.
Zina Y. Card; Mrs. Blanche T. MCGEE
recited a poem written by Miss Kate
Thomas. entitled THE King of the Pio-
neers," and a piano solo by Miss Ev-
ans. After the program refreshments
we're served and a social time enjoyed
by the daughters" and their guests.
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The music section of the Ladies Lit
erary club viii hold its annual bust
ness meeting Wednesday morning at
10 O'Clock at the club house. Officers
for the coming year viii be elected, the
work TO be taken up will be planned.
and final arrangements made for the
program 10 be given Thursday evening.
Thursday evening at SIS at the club
house the following program viii be
given. Club members are cordially in
vited:
Concerto in 9 minor. .Mendelssohn
Two pianos, Miss Gray, Miss VIII
hanson.
Ca May Day" ..........R. H walthers
90 At the Making Of the Hay.
$500. $1,000. Liza Lehman
Mrs. Daily.
The E,rl King .....- Schubert
H. I. Bowles.
Accompanies Miss Irma Watson.
1.-THE Last Smile" -...- Wollenhaupt
Mrs. Hornung
(a) Largo. .--..-..-. ...---...-.... Handel
(b) The Son of the Puszta" Keller Bella
Violin-Mrs. Torild ArnoldsOn; pi-
ano. Mrs. Neiden.
(a) Song .-..-..-----.---H oratiO Parker
(b) "Auf Wiedersehen" ...
zee. ....-.---.--. Carrie Jacobs Bond /
Mrs. Martha Royle-King; accom-
PIANIST. Miss Edwards.
Honor and Arms 5000. Handel /.
Mr.. Houghton; accompanist. Mr..
Blakesley.
la) "The Bird on the Rose -.......
...... .......-...- .....-..G. Froelich 1
Cb) Robin Adair" ...--... .-..---...
..-....-...-..Arr. by Dudley Buck i
Mrs. DAILY. Miss Allenbaugh, Mrs.
Hammer. Miss Schrack
Conductor. Mrs. Wetzell.
The tourist section Of the Ladies Lit 1
ersry club will meet Tuesday. when /