The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-02

declaring that the wealth and beauty
OF literature In all ages could be
found and enjoyed by careful perus-
ing Of these.
Following the program, punch and
cakes were served in the reception
room from a table prettily decorated
with autumn leaves. fruits and flow
ers. and social hour and pleasant re-
union was enjoyed:
The poets section of the Ladies'
Literary club Will meet tomorrow
(MOnday) afternoon with Miss Jessup,
lie o street. The reading of Faust
win be continued.
on Tuesday morning the tourist
section of the Ladies' Literary club
viii meet in the club house. Mrs. c.
j. Freund will speak on the Govern
ment Education and Benevolent So
cieties of Norway and Sweden"
Mrs. ]. L. Franken will give the
topic, legends, saga and religion of
the countries under discussion.
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The first meeting Of the social sec
ton, which is a new diversion formed
within the Ladies' Literary club, will
meet Wednesday morning in the club
house The subject to be discussed is
the Influence of Moving Picture
Shows"
Thursday morning in the club house
the art section of the Ladies' Literary
club will hold the regular meeting.
Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux will speak
on the following famous pictures
Mona Lisa" THE Last Supper" and
~t'The Virgin of the Rocks"
The current events and current lit
erature sections of the club meets
Friday afternoon in the club house.
Miss Greenwood win give a resume
of the current events OF the summer.
and Mrs Thomas Weir will be heard
in an informal talk on her recent trip
to the Hawaiian islands.
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Mrs. Elmer b. Jones will entertain
the members Of the Browning section
of the Ladies' Literary club Saturday
at 1 O'Clock at her home. 1S9 South
Second East street.
The regular meeting Of the Wom-
ans Republican club viii be postponed
from Monday October 8. TO Monday.
OCtODNi ~ ~ INJECT WIN MIS-. y. w
Percival, 245 South Twelfth East
street
A meeting of the young society
girls in the city Will be held Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wind
sor V. Rice, to organize a sewing
club to be carried on in the cause Of
charity
Friday evening, October Z, in the
First Presbyterian church under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid society.
Mrs. William Igleheart will give the
study and recital of Maeterlinck's
blue Bird" which beautiful mystical
play is so much in the public eye at
the present time.
There will be a meeting of the
board of directors of the Ladies' Lit
erary club Thursday morning in the
club house
Mrs. William Igleheart will begin
her classes in English literature this
week. The Shaksspearean class will
meet Monday morning at 1880 at
Rowland Hall. At the same place and
hour Tuesday morning the class.
Later Victorian POets-TennysOn
and Browning will be held. Tuesday
evening at Mrs. Igleheart's apartments
in the Critchlow. a class will also be
held for the study of the later Vic
torian poets for the accommodation
of those who cannot attend the morn
ing class.
There win be a meeting Of the
building committee of the Ladies Lit
erary club Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock, with Mrs William c. Jen-
nings in Second avenue.
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The p +. o. society held an inter
esting meeting yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. C. II. Mcmahon in the
Caithness. Mrs. A. ]. Gorham gave
a book review.
X X
The Wasateh Literary club holds its
initial meeting for the club year on
Tuesday afternoon, October 4, at the
home of Mrs. Parks. $50 East Elev-
enth South street Among the pleas
ing features provided for the after
noon is a reception to club members,
report on the biennial by Mrs. c. II.
Mcmahon. and a vocal solo by ]. T.
Hand. who has recently returned from
abroad.
On Tuesday October 4, the Seekers
Literary club will hold a meeting with
Mrs. MARCEL as hostess asa East
Fourth South street Mrs. Blackmarr
is appointed leader, and a reading
from Byron will be given by Mrs.
DAILY. Members Of the club who have
taken up the study of Italy and Greece
will please call on Mrs. Rumel, 246
West Third South street and get their
books.
X X X
Mizpah chapter No. 8. o. E. s., will
hold it's regular meeting at Masonic
temple Monday evening, October 3. at
1880, and continue at that time the
meetings held during the winter
months.
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The Monday Night club will meet
tomorrow (Monday) evening. October
with Mr. and Mrs Gould b Blake