The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-14
WON EMS CLUBS.

The next meeting of the tourist sec
ton of the Ladies Literary club will
( be held Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
/ Mrs. Wyche viii give a paper on Early
History of Italy From 1886 to 1852"
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! The Daughters of the American Rev
olution held an interesting meeting with
Mrs. George A. Lowe on Thursday aft
ernoOn. Mrs. Mary Ferry Allen was
chairman of the program for the day
The program included a vocal solo by
| Mrs. Charles Daley; paper by Miss
1 Minnie Stevenson, on The Family His
| tory of Benjamin Franklin" OF whom
Miss Stevenson is a direct descendant
This was followed by a vocal selection
by Mrs. Daley, and Mrs. Nj. F. Allen
| then gave a paper on the Life end
Times of Benjamin Franklin The
closing number was a delightful violin
solo by Miss Esther Allen, accompanied
| by Miss Maud Thorn After a social
hour the meeting adjourned to meet on
/ Thursday, Dec. 9, with Mrs L. c. Mil
/ Ter, at her home in East First South
street.
The current events section of the La
| dies Literary club will meet Friday
afternoon at the club house. A discus
! sion of the Comic Supplement- to the
| Sunday newspapers will be given by
Miss Page, and Mrs. Steele will lead
the discussion. A paper on Current
| Events" will be given during the after
noon.
! The art section of the Ladies Liter
airy club Will hold its regular meeting
at the club house on Thursday morn
ing at 1915. A paper on symbolism
in Art viii be given by Mrs. Eg D.
Hammond.
The Wasatch Literary Circle will
meet next Tuesday. Nov. 16. with Mrs.
w. A. Wight. 40 Fourth East street.
Instead of the regular program, there
will be a social afternoon.
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At the general meeting of the Ladies
Literary club, held Friday afternoon.
the following excellent program was
rendered: do Animals Reason?' Mrs.
T. z. Marcy: "The Work of the HUI
name Society" DR.. T. B. Beatty; 1.-THE
Dog in Fiction" Mrs. Ledyard NJ.
Bailey. The musical numbers included
a piano solo by Miss Joy DeCamp, and
vocal selections by Miss Irene Kelly and
A. J. Rosenberg.
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The following interesting program will
be given at the regular meeting of the
Seekers Literary club, which will be
held Nov. Is with Mrs. r. H. Thomson,
% wellington court: Roll call, "Wil-
liam Cullen Bryant; reading from Bry-
ant. Mrs. r. II. Thomson; Heroic
Women of Our Country" Mrs. Frank
Rumel; readings from Federation Bull
letin," Mrs. H. W. Smith.
The poets section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. W. II. Tibbals in
Third avenue. Miss Katherine Page
will give a review of Shelly's tragedy.
Beatrice Cince."
On Thursday morning the history sec
ton of the Ladies' Literary club met at
the club house, and a paper on 1.-THE
Reigns of Hadrian and the Antonines in
Literature" was given by Miss Jessie
Knowles.
There will be a meeting of the p. z.
Q. society next Saturday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. A. G. Watts, No. 3
Critchlow apartments. The chairman
for the day will be Miss Palmer
The Bay View Reading Circle met
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
j. r. Davis, Ills East Second South
street. The following program was
given: Roll call. Response From
Homer; paper, short History of At
tica and Sparta; Life of Solon,' Mrs
A. II. Ensign; paper, Persian Wars"
Mrs. Grant Brown.
The College club will hold its regular
meeting with Miss Esther Allen at her
home, 92S First avenue. on Thursday,
Nov IS. Instead of the regular literary
afternoon, a social time will be enjoyed
by the members.
The WOE@Sns league will meet at Unity
hall Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Talks viii be given by Ben r. Eldredgs
IN Tlaf II af
OF Police Barlow will speak on "Curfew
Law" All members and those interest
ed in this work are invited
The Browning section was entertained
home of Mrs. Edward Rosenbaum in
East South Temple street. The next
meeting Of the club will be with Mrs.
Elmer Jones as the hostess on Saturday,
Nov. q.
The women in charge Of the bazaar
which will be held Dec. l. 2, and 4. at
st. Mary's cathedral, will meet Sunday
at O'Clock to complete arrange
ments. The various booths will be in
charge Of the following: Altar society
booth, Mrs. T. ]. McGanney; candy, Miss
Gibbons; doll booth, Mrs c. A. Quigley;
Knights of Columbus booth, Mrs. ID. ].
Laramie; parish booth. Mrs. c. c. Slade; /
gypsy booth, Miss MarjoTy Mulvey; st.
PatTick's booth, st. Patrick's Altar So
ciety; punch and cigars, Mrs. J. W. Far
rell; flower booth, Miss Nora Gleason. |
The women appointed to solicit for the !
bazaar are Mrs. F. ]. Westcott, Mrs. A |
J. Mcdonald, Mrs. James O'Connor, Mrs. |
Ronald Morrison Mrs. i. Breining, Mrs. |
d A. Sullivan, Mrs. d. Mcnamara. Miss |
Marjory Mulvey. Miss Katherine Horn, |
Miss Nora Gleason. Members of the So /
Letting committee reported last Sunday |
much success and all are enthusiastic /
over the success of the undertaking. The /
booths are now built and it is most i'm /
portant that those in charge attend the /
meeting today TO see if the work is sat 1
isfactOry. The meeting will be called to |
order at 4 O'Clock sharp.