Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17
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Tho American w Dllilti y lpubNe has
tho membership necessary for its chap
Ter house In sight. and as soon as Il
suitable building lot is selected, the ma
tioral body will present the local So
cicty with $4,000 chapter house,
which will serve as a meeting place, u
social center and rest room for It's
members. Three sites for the building
have already been offered, but none as
vet accepted. 1t is the plan to build the
club house on oi!c of the down town
atrcets. hitherto unfavOrnbly known. as
II Is believed that the presence of these
desirable Headquarters for cultured
women will do much to redeem both the
locality and the morals which environ
II. The league has SEQ members in Salt
Lake, all prominent and cultured wom-
men, and it Is believed the work done
by the League viii have far-reaching
effect both for its members and others
whom its Influence rcuches. Mrs. G. $.
KINNEY Is the president of the loca
chapter. and among the members are
Mrs Margaret Zane Witchcr, Miss Ros-
allie Pollock, Mrs. Corey Alhritton. Mrs.
freeman Moiningstar. Mrs. Barton,
Mrs. a. V. TAYLOR, Mrs. John Hughes
Mrs. w. V. Rice. Mrs. n. w. McCune,
,Ir, Miss Grace Frost, Miss Nina Ken
dali Mrs. Il. Bonnemort. Mrs. p \.
Dunyon, Mrs. y. y. Dunyon, Mrs. p s.
Kcogh. Miss Leo Trent. DR.. Grace
Stratton, Mrs. Joseph Young. Mrs. d.
\. Straup. Mrs. w. H. Tibbns Miss
Eculah Bachman. Mrs. III. S. Dayncs,
Mrs G. II. McMnhon. Mrs. +. V. Fritz
Mrs. a. II. Warren, Miss Joanna
Spraguc and others.
The Cleofan met this week with Mrs
c. Fl. Wells, and the topic was given by
Mrs w. b. Ritter.
At the Noman's club this week Il
feature of the session was II talk by
Mr. Ben II. Eldrcdge OF certified
milk Beside this the hostess. Mrs.
George Gatrcll, gave the regular topic.
sketch Of Spanish history.
The College club held It's regular
meeting Thursday with Mrs. T.. Q.
Icatherwood at the Drayton apart
mentS.
Club women all over the land are in
tcrcstcd in all that pertains to that
most beautiful of all clubs for women,
the COLONY lcub' of New York city.
which is making an onviable reputation
even among mems clubs for effective
management. Anne O'Hagan has writ
ten for the Christmas Century of this
club, it's architecture and arrangement,
its objects, its ways, its members, and
It's unique features: and scenes inside
auctions of drawings by Vernon Howe
Bailey.
The meeting OF the Handcart Pho
nccrs was held at Mrs. Francis Arm
strong's home on Wednesday, Prest.
Hannah Lapish presiding. biographi-
cal sketch of the Nightingale family
was given by Mrs. Jennie Careless "a
duughter) Mrs. Lydia Alder was pres
ont and made a few remarks, relating
her experiences of coming to Utah.
Two songs were sung by Mrs. Frank
Evans, Make New Friends But Keep
the Old' and "Sing Me To Sleep" Clos
ing remarks were made by Prcst. Lap
ISL Mrs. Alder's song OF the handcart
pioneers was not given on account of
sickness.
An interesting meeting Of the Mon
day night Literary club was that hold
Monday evening with Miss Elizabeth
Mcssmorc at her apartments In the
Gaithness. The paper of the evening,
on Historians of the Last Twenty
Years" was Interestingly given by Miss
Margaret McNichic. Discussion of the
subject occupied the remainder of the
evening.
On Wednesday evening next the MEM
hcrs of the British E'raternal society
will meet in the Harmony hall, Com
nIercial club building on south West
Temple. Arrangements will be made
for organizing the opera company. and
all interested are invited to attend. y
well known gentleman In the city has
consented to be conductor, and an opera
win be selected and rehearsals started
Immediately. All members are re-
quested to hand In their reports rs to
sale of tickets for the concert and dance
To be held on Thursday evening, the
End in jennings hall, q west First
South. An excellent musical program
las been arranged for that event. and
u most enjoyable time is anticipated.
Tickets can be had from the members
or at the hall door on the night OF the
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