The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-21
Women S Clubs.

A hospitable welcome is assured the
General Federation Council when il as
sembles on March 81 at San Antonio
Tex. The Woman's club of that city.
with IFS large membership and excel
lent organization, is we'll equipped to
proffer in the most efficient manner the
proveTbial southern hospitality. A re-
ception will be given on Wednesday
evening, March 81, in charge of the San
Antonio city federation. program
of music and addresses by distin-
gUfshed speakers will be given on
Thursday. April 1. BY courtesy of the
citizens of San Antonio there viii be a
drive on Friday, April 2. to the mis-
sions, a drill at Post Sam Houston,
and on the return a Mexican supper on
the Plaza,
The Wasatch Literary circle met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Byron
Cummings and Miss Cummings at their
nome. Mrs. Cummings gave a spirited
and helpful talk on civic improvement
Mrs. John Reed, in her most pleasing
style, gave readings from Myrtle Reed
McCullough's Explanation Book of
Paradise Flat" a very clever little pro-
lduction, and from her latest work.
R.,Flower of the Dusk" The musical Sc
lections by Mrs. B. f. Anderson, yio-
linist, and Mrs. J. ". Gates, accompa-
MIST, were listened TO with great pleas
ure. as was the vocal solo by Mrs.
Walter Baysinger- The next meeting
will be held April in Gunton Memo
rial chapel, with Mrs Oliver, Mrs. Nc
Niece and Mrs. Zimmerman.
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The regular meeting of the Womans
league, postponed from last Monday
will be held to morrow afternoon at the
! library. The early part of the meet 'ng
49, - rre4 nd he.
fecting of the standing committees, and
later Judge William II. King of the
Health league viii give short talk on
the proposed plans of that organization
The Utah Archaeological society will
entertain party of their friends to-
morrow evening at the Lafayette
school building with a lecture on THE
Mythical Background of Archaeology"
by Miss Alice c. Fletcher of Washing
ton, D. c. Miss Fletcher is chairman
OF the committee on American arehae-
ology. 90
The meeting of the Ladies' Literary
club to be held next Friday will be de-
vited TO the study of Greece, and DR..
W. NJ. Paden will give a talk on the
Greek drama, and Miss Ethel Paul win
speak of The Women of Greek Trage-
dy" Miss Lydia White viii give
Greek dance in costume, and Albert X.
Houghton will sing two numbers.
The women % Lloyd Alliance have
secured Miss Mary Phelps of Pasadena
10 give series of lectures on health
and happiness at Unity hall, beginning
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock Miss
Phelps is a well known reader, who
has been a guest in the city for some
tine past.
The Seekers Literary club will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Z.
c. McCullow. when Walter Scott will
be studied. Mrs. Carr and Mrs Thorn
son will give The Lady Of the Lake,
Mrs. Boucher will discuss current
events. and Mrs. Bremen will the lead
err.
The regular meeting of the Bay View
Reading club viii be held tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. Will Higgins, az
I911 Third avenue. Mrs. Dix. Mrs
Peaslee and Mrs. Morehouse viii give
the topics. all of which relate to the
Madonna IN Art.
The Weman's club viii meet on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Helen y:
KInhail at the home of her niece. IS
sScortb state street. Mrs. kimhall viii
sN-e talk on her recent trip abroad.
The history section of the Ladies
literary club viii meet Thursday
morning at the club house, and Mrs
X II. Frame VIII give paper on HOT
ace. -. r,,s;,-,
7 literary club meets next Saturday
with Mrs. J. II. Brown at her nome on
Lincoln avenue.