The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-26
W0MEN'S CLUBS,

WUMEN'S CLUBS. Il
Mrs. H. K. Klingender, the chairman of
/ the current events and current liteurature
sections of the Ladies Literary club an
! nounces a meeting of the section for Fri
/ day afternoon, Oct. J. at the club house
/ at 2:3O O'Clock. A sketch of the life of
the late Marion Crawford and a review
OF MS latest book, White Sister," will
/ be given by Mrs. G. B. Parmalee Mrs
/ CHARLES T. PeaSe will give a sketch Of
/ the life of Sarah Orne Jewett and Mrs
/ W II Ferguson will read sections from
/ Mrs. Jewett's stories Of rural New Eng
| land life. An excellent program will be
given and all The members of the club
/ with their friends, are urged to be pres
| ent.
/ At the meeting Of the executive COM
mttee Of the WOmen's league held on
Monday at the apartments of Mrs c. H.
/ McMahOn at the Caithness the delegates
/ were chosen for the State Federation of
WOmen's Clubs, to be held in this city
| Oct T. s and 9. Mrs. p. H. Simpkins and
| Mrs. Olive Ravens were elected delegates,
with Mrs W. A. Wight and Mrs. Mary
/ Bero as alternates.
| The Monday Night Literary club held
/ its first meeting of the year Monday,
! Sept. 20, at the home of Mrs. Bledsoe, 1872
North State street The topic for the
/ evening was Hymns and Hymn Writ
/ ers.' The paper was given by Mrs. Bled-
| soc.
| The first meeting Of the College club
| will be held with Miss Stevenson, in
Blaine avenue Sept 30;
/ The P. z. o. society," which met last
| week with Mrs. A. J. Gorham, win be
entertained next Saturday, Oct 2 at the
! Twelfth South street Miss Edna Cohn
viii preside.
! Members of St Marks Hospital asso-
| citation met Wednesday morning and dis
| Cussed plans and arrangements for the
charity ball which is to be given early
/ in December.
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The next meeting of the St. Marks
! Hospital association will be held Wednes-
/ day, Oct. q.
| The next general meeting of the La
/ dies Literary club will be held oct. s.
/ when Mrs. R. ". Fisher will read a pa
/ per on The Spirit Of the Puritan" and
Professor George Marshall will give an
/ address on The Literature of Puritanism
in the American Colonies"
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/ The history section of the Ladies Lit
/ erary club met Thursday at the club
/ house, when Mrs. Isabel c. Ritter read an
Interesting paper on "The Roman
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/ The Browning section of the Ladies
I Literary club met with Miss Clara Col
bourn at Rowland Hall Saturday.
! An interesting meeting of the Ladies
/ Literary club was held at the club house
| Saturday, when the subject taken up was
/ the Social Conditions in the Newest
/ Colonies of Uncle Sam" Charles Tying
talked upon "reminiscences Of Panama
/ Mrs W. +. Adams read paper on The
] Philippines and Frank I. SefTit gave
/ talk on 1.-THE Hawaiian Islands" Music
Was furnished by the Hawaiian Trouba-
doris.
/ The Utopia club was delightfully."- enter
/ tanned at a luncheon given by Mrs. c. NJ.
! Bell al her home in First avenue. A bank
kOf nasturtiUms decorated the luncheon
TABLE, and cards in the Japanese scenes
! were laid for sixteen guests The bridge
! prizes were won by Mrs. G. T. Brice, Mrs.
/ F. A. Wedgwood, Mrs. Olive Gaylord and
/ Mrs Milton Lippman. The next meeting
| of the club will he held in two weeks, at
/ the home of Mrs. c. c. CrismOn, with
/ Mrs. Crismon and Mrs. S. L. Mayer as
! hOstesses-
! The T. G.. G. G. club entertained TWEEN
! ty-five guests at a china shower Monday
/ evening at the home Of Mrs, D. K. Raw
/ lings, in honor of Miss Mabel Parry,
! September bride. The rooms throughout
| were decorated in golden glow and sun
/ flowers. The evening was spent in games
and music, prizes being awarded TO Mrs.
/ Ethel Wheeler and the Misses May BaX-
! ter, Irene Schofield and Hulda Nelson.
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The c. R. club was entertained yester-
/ day afternoon at a Kensington by Miss
/ Ruby Williams at her home in kenWOOd
! place A mound of asters in the lavender
I and pink shades decorated the dining ia
/ BILE where dainty refreshments were
| served to eighteen guests. Miss Williams
was assisted in serving by Mrs A. (.
Hubbard A delightful musical program
was rendered during the afternoon.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
/ league VIII be held Monday, Oct Is, at
the assembly hall in Packard library.
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The Post Bridge club met Tuesday aft
! ernoon at the quarters of Mrs. James
| Arrasmitb. and the bridge trophies were
| won by Mrs. W. A. Cavanaugh and Mrs.
/ Arrasmith. The club viii be entertained
at its next meeting at the quarters Of
Mrs. Guy Bueker. d
The Sewing club. which met this week
| at the home of Miss Mamie SappingtOn
in Twelfth East street, will be entertained
next Thursday by Mrs. Lucius Fuller at
Mrs. Charles H. Heritage will entertain
the Quingenta club at her home at 72J
First avenue Tuesday afternoon.
The C. A. r. organizations will be en-
tertained at the home of Colonel and Mrs.
| George b. Sduires. 1858 East Twelfth
South street Thursday evening, Sept. 30.
! All members OF the organizations and
their friends are cordially invited to at
tend.
Miss Edna POLAND entertained the T.
O. n. o. club last Thursday evening at
her home on West South Temple street.
The dining table was beautifully decorated
in asters in the different shades and
! covers were laid for twelve guests. The
next meeting of the club will be held
| at the home of Miss Nellie James on $50
South Seventh East street, on Thursday,
Oct z,
The event Of chief Importance in club
circles Just now is the meeting of the
Federation of Womens clubs to take
place on Oct. z and 9, at the Ladies
/ Literary club house, being the sixteenth
annual conve 1tion. A notable program
has been planned, and all details of the
the event are in the hands of capable
ommittees, who are zealously devoting
! themselves to the arrangements The
entertainment of the guests will prob
| ably include an auto ride, and the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Keith has been
/ offered for the pleasure of the guests.
| Following IS the list of committees, and
/ the program for the three days session:
! Program committee-Chairman, Mrs.
/ Gould B. Blakeley, Salt Lake City; Mrs.
Douglas Watson. Ogden; Mrs. w. w.
! Crawford, Manti; Mrs. Searls, Provo;
/ Mrs L. G. Moser, Mrs. G. H. Blanchard,
| Mrs. John F COwan, Mrs. c. H. Wells,
Mrs. Hattie II. Frame, Salt Lake City.