The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-28
W0MEN'S CLUBS
AND ORGANIZATIONS.

The regular meeting of the Ladies' Lit
erary club Friday afternoon at the club
house, owing to the inclement weather,
was not as well attended as the excel
lence Of the program presented deserved.
Mrs. Adolph Simon read a comprehensive
and carefully prepared paper on the child
labor problem, dealing with statistics
showing that she had the matter well in
hand. She appealed to the club in an
earnest manner to reorganize the civic
section of the club to try to better con-
ditions existing in the city. She also de
clared that much blame is attached TO
parents who were not only willing but
anxious that their children under age
leave school in order to earn money to
assist in supporting the family. The Rev.
J. Z. Carver of Ogden gave an interest
appreciated by the intelligent club wo-
The Instrumental and vocal numbers Of
the afternoon were particularly good.
A very interesting program has been
prepared for the next meeting, Friday
afternoon, of the Current Events and
Current Literature sections of the Ladies
Literary club when all members OF the
club and friends are invited to be pres
ent. a Review of a Row of Books, !"
win consist of the story of four of the
new books. the best sellers being orally
given. Mrs. John Hughes will review
s'Belladcnna," Kitchens last work
THE Calling Of Dan Matthews" by
Wright will be given by Mrs. II. H.
frame. HEX bCdCnS last WORK. ne
Silver Horde" will be handled by Mrs;
George c. Kidder, and Miss Jessup will
review Mr.. OPP" Alice Heagan Rice 8
last delightful production There will also
be music both vocal and instrumental.
The Art section Of the Ladies' Literary
club viii hold general meeting at the
club house Thursday morning at 10:15.
the direction of the chairman, Mrs.
George d. Keyser.
There will be no meeting OF the Tourist
Tuesday, December T.. when the paper
viii be given on Ancient Rome"
The College club viii hold an evening
meeting this week with Mrs. Travis and
Miss Bailey at 11l6 Second avenue.
The committee and board of the State
street Orphans Home and Day Nursery,
helped to make the Thanksgiving dinner
at the home the satisfying success that it
proved to be- Among those who made
valuable donations were Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Bamberger, Mrs. NJ. B. sSowles,
Mrs. z. A. Wall, Mrs. Sol. Siegel, Mrs.
Ferdinand Dickert Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs.
E. J. Thorne, Mrs. George W. Putnam,
Mrs. NJ. Nj. Johnson
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There VIII be a special meeting OF the
hospital association Wednesday morning
at 1890 at the Y. NJ. c. A. to attend to
the final arrangements for the charity
ball.
The P. E. o. society will meet Satur-
day with the. Misses Palmer: A review
of "Cyrano de Bergerac" viii be given
by Mrs. Hugo Druehl.
Mrs. George Y. wallace will entertain
the members of the East Side guild of
st. Marks cathedral parish Monday aft
ernOon.
There will be a meeting of the Poets
section of the Ladies' Literary club Mon
day afternoon at 2:S0 with Mrs. F.. E.
Marcy, "A P street. Mrs W. R. Hutchin-
son will read a paper on Keats"
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At a called meeting OF the Free Kin
dergarten association board Wednesday
q general report of the society vaudeville
was given. 1t was found that the ex-
penses of the production were S66.50; net
receipts 1858. It is the concensus of pub
lie opinion that this vaudeville was the
most unique performance ever produced
by local talent. The association wishes
TO thank all for their cooperation and
services in taking part, and those who
helped in other ways. Resolutions we're
passed thanking Mrs. Martha Royle King
for her capable management of the SC
ciety vaudeville and for her lime, which
was gratuitously contributed Mrs. King
originated the tableaux pictorially given,
and the scarf dance. She has been re
quested to reproduce the latter for the
Ladies Literary club.
The Free kindergarten association viii
give another production in CeA:usry at
the Salt Lake theatre, which will also be
under the direction Of Mrs. Martha Royle
King. and viii be a light opera ertitled
1.-THE Court of Hearts"
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A step in the right direction was taken
Friday evening when an association was
formed at the home of P. L. Williams, to
aid in making it possible to have chill
dren's Fairgrounds and public parks, fol-
lowing the plans OF similar associations
in other cities which have proved very
successful, adding much to the civic
beauty and still more important to the
pleasure of the children. committee
was appointed TO investigate conditions
and report later.
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The Daughters OF Utah Pioneers listened
TO an excellent program on pioneer The
atricals" on November "a, at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. NJ. 7. Dougall. o. F. Whit
ney was the speaker. He spoke of the i'm