The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-03
THE HERDREPUBLcAN SALT CITY, UTAH. SUNDAY 1870

meet with The cnairmen of the stand
ing committee.
The Seekers Literary club will meet
Tuesday, April 5, with 1Irs. L. Temple.
236 ] street. Eugene Field is named as
the author whose works will be dis
cussed. Meeting Is called at ? O'clock
sharp.
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An interesting meeting OF the Monday
Night Literary club was held Monday
evening with Miss Messmoro and Miss
McVichie at their apartments in the
Caithness. Miss Messmore read schol-
arly paper, "Twentieth Century ORA
ma" The Problem of Railroad Con-
troll" was the subject of an able paper
given by Mrs. McCanne.
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Daughters Of Utah Pioneers will hold
their annual encanIrment Monday,
April IL, in the Lion house. at O'Clock
in the afternoon. All members are cor
daily invited, and those who are lineal
descendants OF pioneers are asked to
become members. A beautiful badge is
now ready for the members, the design
an OK yoke. surmOunted by a beehive.
They are on sale at the bureau of in
formation.
The reorganized section Of the Ladies'
Literary club, which will probably be
known as the social welfare section. will
hold its first meeting Wednesday morn
ing, April 6, at 1890, in the club house.
A definite program of work for the sec
ton will be outlined and discussed. II
is greatly desired that every member Of
the club VINO is in sympathy with the
work of the section will make a special
effort TO be T,resent
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The Alumnae association of ST. Mark s
hospital nurses held their annual meet
ing Friday evening at the Leonard me
mortal home, when an election of off,
GERS took place. Miss Frances Korous,
class '06, was elected president; Miss
Francy. class '04, vice president; Miss
Louise hewitt, class '09, secretary, and
DR.. Katherine L. Eager, class '04, treas
urer. The association will furnish a
room at ST. Marks hospital for the use
of sick nurses, and already have nearly
enough funds in hand for the purpose.
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AT the meeting of the Mothers Con-
gress. which will take place next Sat
urday at the home of the president. Mrs
c. E. Allen, 929 First avenue, aside from
the regular business an interesting pro-
gram of literary merit has been pre-
pared. N. p. Stathakos, president OF
the Greek community in Utah, will
speak on Education in Greece" Miss
Fox, superintendent of the normal kin
dergarten department of the University
of Utah, viii talk on settlement work in
Chicago.
An interesting meeting Of the local
chapter Of the American Womans league
was held yesterday afternoon in the par
Tors of the Linden hotel. After the bust
ness meeting an interesting program was
enjoyed. when Mrs. Henry Kirkman was
heard in vocal solos, Mrs. Barton gave
personal "reminiscences of z. G. Lewis, the
founder of the league, who has made II
possible for the erection of the chapter
houses throughout the country Letters
were also read from prominent citizens OF
st. Louis, the home of the university city
the headquarters of the league, bearing
testimony to the high standing of Mr.
Lewis in the community. Mrs. Rathbone
told what Mr.. Lewis had already accom-
plished in building and establishing chap
ter houses. Within year S65 local chap
tiers of the league have been organized
Mrs. Coray Albritton was elected press
correspondent from the local chapter t.
the National American Woman's league
It was decided to hold the regular meet
ings on the second and fourth Saturdays
Of the month, IN the parlors of the Ken.
yon hotel. The meeting on the second
Saturday is to be held in the afternoon
ana on the fourth "a turday In the even
ing in order that business women may at
tend.
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The Graduate Nurses association will
hold a meeting Wednesday in the Y
NJ. G. A. club rooms at 2:30 in the after
noon. Following the business meeting q
program will be given on the subject OF
state legislation for nurses. The topics
to be discussed: State Legislation From
a Physicians Standpoint" by DR.. Kath-
crime Eager; Benefit to the Patient and
to the Public Miss Katherine Grier;
Benefit to Trained Nurses" Miss Mar
tina Converse. Nurses who are not mem
bers are cordially invited to attend.
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The West End Girls club held the regu-
lar meeting Thursday afternoon in the
kindergarten rooms, 4S2 South Fourth
West street which was in charge of Miss
Estelle Daft and Miss Jennie Gray. A
short program was given. consisting OF
musical selections by Dollie and Rober-
Ia CrOmptOn, and vocal numbers by
Katherine Halves and Helen brennan.
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A Woman's Home Industry club will be
organized next Wednesday evening, April
G. In the fifth floor of the Boyd Park
building in Main street. 1t is expected
that not only will representative women
of the community be present. but that
other Utah towns will be represented
The meeting will be under the auspices
of the Retail Merchants and the Manu-
facturers' associations An interesting
program has been arranged for the &C.
casiOn.