The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-04
Women's Clubs

While the failure on the part OF the
Utah Federation Of Womeu's Clubs
to secure the next biennial meeting OF
the general federation for salt Lake
I'm 1912 was at first a disappointment
20 the committees and represent alive
club women who had spent much time
and energy in formulating plans, the
efforts put forth can hardly be said 10
be lost The subject NaS presented
before the national meeting ia an at
tractive and telling manner bringing
before the club women o. the country
the attractions and possibilities q
salt Lake and the intermOuntgin
country I'm a never 20 be forgotten
manner. The decision of making san
Francisco the meeting place will be Of
benefit in many ways to the club wom-
en- OF Utah. Many delegates from
here can make IL possible to attend.
and hundreds OF club women in the
country will stop in Salt Lake going
and coming to the great meeting in
1912.
The Ladies' Literary club % salt
Lake recently purchased one OF the
paintings Of the late John Hafen. TO
be hung in the new club house wnen
finished. The picture is one Of the
latest and best OF the artists work,
the subject being a sketch Of an In
diana valley and wood. The club had
n double purpose I'm the purchasing Of
the picture. as It will not only be a
memorial Of one Of Utah's well known
and lamented artists, but also will
benefit the widow and family OF the
talented husband and father.
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The program to be given Friday at
the regular meeting OF the Ladies
| Literary club University day" will
be under the direction OF President J.
| r. Kingsbury. An exhibit of work
done at the university, illustrated by
stereopticon views. will be one uf the
/ Interesting features of the program.
The music viii be i'm charge Of squire
Coop Of the university.
The poet section of the Ladies' Lit
| crary club will meet tomorrow Mon
/ day) with Mrs. oscar /. Cox. 272
/ Wall street. The study OF Faust viii
/ be continued.
! The tourist section OF the Ladies'
Literary club will hold it's regular
meeting Tuesday morning in the cluo
I house. Mrs. r. A. Wicket viii give
personal experiences Of a trip to Nor
way.
The history section OF the ladies'
/ Literary club meets Thursday Morn
ing at 1915 in the club house. Mrs.
y. II. Kutnewsky will read the paper
Of the morning on THE Roman Fm-
pire."
The members Of the Browning sec
ton OF the Ladies' Literary club will
be entertained Saturday. December 10.
by Miss Colburne Of Rowland Hall.
Luncheon will be served at o'clock,
TO be followed by the regular Brown
ing study.
The last meeting OF the Salt Lake
WOman's club. with Mrs. Allen 4.
Sanford Tuesday afternoon. proved Go
be very interesting. Mrs. Sanford
read an instructive and interesting pa
per on The Kingdom of Granada %
Mrs. Amelia b. Gatrell read several
loriginal poems and verses. one In par
tiCular a Christmas poem, was highly
appreciated by the club women pres
ent. The next meeting Of the club
Tuesday, December 10. viii be with
Il Mrs. George GatEell, 432 South Third
East street.
There will then be a holiday adj
journment until January 10.
The Wasatch Literary club viii hold
! an evening meeting Tuesday. Dccem-
Der 6. in Gunton Memorial chapel
with Mrs. +. Hawxhurst, Mrs. Wight
and Mrs AicNiece as the hostesses
| AN Evening in Japan" is the title OF
the program. and the men and young
people are TO be guests Of the club
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The Woman's Republican club viii
b hold its annual meeting tomorrow
Monday afternoon with Mrs. J. n
Melton. 947 South Seventh East street
Mrs +. D. Lewis will give the after.
7 moons topic, a political review.
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3 The regular monthly meeting oi
Spirit of Liberty chapter, Daughter
J OF the American Revolution. WI bs
E held Thursday afternoon. December
8. with Mrs. w. II. A. Alexander, 81.
First avenue
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The Cleofan viii meet Wednesda,
7 a xtfffh Mrs. William nTnnrst