The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-17
Women S Clubs.

The NGmans league holds its II qua.
monthly meeting tomorrow sIteIhooH =
o'clock at the library, when ths u-s-
cussi0H Of the pure food laws ana tns
exerbitant prices charged locally Tor foo-i
products via be continued r c LODI
bourow who vas the prosecuting attOF-
ney when the merchants were eEonet elsd
81 the charge OF conspiracy IN TINS mat
ter. viii be the principal speaker
The Lloyd alliance Of the Unitarian Sc
ciety viii give musicale at the monSE-
Is meeting next Wednesday afternoon az
Unity han. after which tea vii Dc
served. AL interested are cordially IN
vited- The program begins promptly Al
O'Clock and IS As follows.
Piano duet "Radieuse ---.--- -Gottscaath
Thirty-minute talk on Music as
Means Of Expressing Thought or
Emotion" with piano illustrations
Group Of children's songs b. Nod
linger and others Miss Emily Jessup
az "a Andsnte from Seventh Concerto
.-.....-.-.-.- --.--.------.-.- De Berlot
Cb) waltz Op. -. No. 1..-.------ Chopin
Piano solo. sous Vols ..----NictoT Stfaun
Hiss Irma Watson
The Wcnan's club held a meeting Tues
day at the home Of Mrs. I G MoSer'
when a paper written by Miss Tsyl7r.
on Biblical history. was ready by MIS-
L. Desne. A resolution vas passed 20
request Jtahs senators and represent
tives to DO all in their power in con
yress for the passage Of the Beveridgs
child labor law. The next meeting viii
be with Mrs. Whitley on Jan. e
The Ladies Reading club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs J. Ziuk- subject,
Renaissance ana Modern Art Mrs
Hudson gave an interesting paper on the
recent earthquake Mrs. !. T. smith
read My Mind TO Ne Kingdom Is
Next meeting, Jan. 3, with Mrs. C Mar
tin, SIS North First West street.
The to,,riz- section Of the Ladies' Lit
erary club meets Tuesday morning at the
club house Mrs. B. a. McMiilen viii
give The Crimean War; Its Causes and
Effects and Mrs. T. J. Wyche viii tell
Of the pastoral tribes Of the steppes-
Another meeting Of the woman :
Athenaeum of Park City was held Mou-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. FaTg0.
tinued. and Mrs. Weeter read q paper
on 'Caliban," written by Miss Wilson.
Mrs. Fargo favored the ladies with a
piano selection from Faust The next
meeting will be held with Mrs. Frankel.
The Nineteenth Century club of Provo
met on Friday afternoon al the home
OF Mrs. Emily HsvercamD. Miss Noon
gave paper on Public Games, and
Mrs Schwab read a paper on Early
Greek Literature" after which general
discussion took place on the two topics
mentioned
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The Utah sorosis Of Provo met Wed
nesday afternoon with Mrs Annie z
Evans. Mrs. z D. Partridge gave en-
excellent paper on Edward VI and LADY
Jane Grey of England" followed by q
paper on "Latimer. Ridley and Cranmer,
bv Mrs. Ida Galloway. The club viii
meet next week with Mrs Grace Wal
lick
The Wssstch Literary circle meets
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J. z. Berk-
efey. 1sS II street. Miss Thorne. who has
charge of the program, viii be assisted
bv Mrs Parsons and Mrs Mccain
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The Ladies Literary club meets next
Friday. when. instead Of a book review.
Mrs. c. E. Richards will read paper
on Modern Fiction. Its Trend and PuF-
nose The music will be furnished by
Mrs. Daley and Mrs. Corinne VI. Ham
meT.
The Bay View Reading club met at the
home Of Mrs. l. y. tanning. 22 East