The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
WOmen's Clubs

The next meeting of the Ladies' Liter
airy club will be held in the clubhouse
Friday afternoon. April s. The program
10 consist of a talk, Symbolism of Wings
in Art" by Mrs. c. II. Blanchard, and
talk on art by J. w, Clawson.
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The Current Events and Current Litera-
ture sections of the Ladies Literary club
viii meet Friday April l. Mrs. John
Hughes will review ''Belladonna." by
Kitchens, and Miss Greenwood will review
the current events 2 Of the month
The Tourist section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet Tuesday morning in
the club house. The study on Italy will
erty will read a paper on Venetian Art,
and Mrs. L. G. Moser will speak on Vene-
tian life.
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The Art section of the Ladies' Literary
club will hold the regular meeting Thurs
day morning. March 81, at 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. A. H. Boxrud gives the topic of the
morning, 'VerocchiO, da Settignani, da
FiesOle."
At a well attended meeting last week at
decided TO reorganize the old civic section
of the Ladies' Literary club either under
the same name or some other, which will
combine the purposes of the important
man; Mrs. Allen I. Sanford. assistant
chairman, and Mrs. Edward Rosenbaum
secretary. A committee was also APP
pointed TO meet before the first meeting
to make definite plans toward the organ
ization. The meetings of the section will
probably be held on the first Wednes-
days of the month in the morning, at the
club house.
The Bayview Reading club will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. z. l.. Davis,
1907 First avenue. Mrs. Grant Swan will
read a paper on Greek Architecture"
and Prominent Buildings in Athens
Current Events" viii be reviewed by
Mrs. p. A. Dix.
The Ladies' Reading club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. W. F. Beer, when
the study of Norwegian Life was COM
pleted. with different articles on Nor
wegian literature read by the members.
The next regular meeting will be held on
Monday, April 4. with Mrs. T c. Harlan
in the caithness apartments
At the meeting on Thursday of the
Utah committee on school patrons, Miss
Rosaiie Pollock reported the list of ladies
TO report upon the standard of school ac-
commodations for each school. The list
Is as follows:
Bonneville, Mrs. Paul Henock; Bryant,
Mrs. T. N. Cook; Emerson, hrs. Kenneth
Kerr; Franklin, Mrs. Fred Price; Ere
mont, Mrs. Emma Ramsey: Grant Mrs.
Weiles; Hamilton. Mrs. ]. T. Smith;
Jackson, Mrs. Henry TollanG: jefferson,
Mrs. Eugene Hodges; Lafayette, Mrs.
Seiden Clawson: Lincoln. Mrs. A. G.
Giauque; Longfellow, Mrs. A. S. Simon;
Lowell, Mrs O. d. Romney; Onequa.
Mrs Ernest Messer; Oquirrhs Mrs. Nc
Nit: Riverside. Mrs. ]. O. Cannon; Pop
lar Grove, Mrs. E. W. Senior; Wasatch,
Mrs j. r. Letcher; Washington. Mrs. Fl.
J. Hayward; Waterloo, Mrs. A. H Wood
ruff: Webster, Mrs. D. r. Kinney.
Mrs. ]. p. Treasure. who was appointed
to study the curriculum of Salt Lake
schools. reported that The printed course
Of study was equal IN standard 10 that of
other schools in the United States.
Mrs. Seiden J. Clawson. who had been
appointed to ascertain the attitude of
state officials toward the appointing OF
women on state boards. read the follow
ing letter from Governor William Spry:
MRS Clara NJ. Clawson. 10 B Street,
salt Lake City.
Dear Madarn--I am IN receipt OF your