The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-09
Women's Clubs

There viii be a regular meeting of
the Ladies Literary club Friday after
noon, October Il The paper of the
afternoon. Psychic Research" will
be given by Miss Rosalie Pollock. The
musical program will consist of
solo by Miss Mae Hawley. vocal solo
by Miss Irene Kelly.
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The first meeting OF the year of the
Salt Lake Womans club Will be held
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. John
Wilhart, 1928 South Eleventh East
street. Mrs. Theodore Whitley will
read a paper Echoes Of the Bien-
NAL" A good attendance is requested,
as matters of importance are to be
discussed.
The WOman's Republican club will
meet tomorrow (MOnday) afternoon
with Mrs j. w. Percival. 245 South
Twelfth East street. Miss Cutler Will
give the topic of the afternoon,
should the United States Senator Be
Elected by the People"
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Mrs. c. H McMahOn, president of
the Utah State Federation, has re-
ceived a letter from Mrs. Philip n
Moore, general federation president,
thanking the club women i'm Salt Lake
for her entertainment during her re-
cent visit. There will be a board meet
ing of the general federation held in
Colfax Springs. Ia. November 80, and
December 1, and 8. At the meet
ing the board will decide where the
next council meeting viii be held, and
also the meeting place of the next BIZ
ennial in 1912.
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meet tomorrow (Monday) with Mrs
A II. Ensign, 124 T street 1t is the
first meeting Of the year. and the Bay
view course, China, India and Persia
will be taken up.
The civic committee of the Utah
Federation of Women's clubs meets
tomorrow (Monday) afternoon at $3.50
in the rooms of the Y. w. c. A in the
Brooks Arcade.
Spirit of Liberty chapter. Daughters
of the American Revolution, will be
entertained Thursday afternoon, Octo-
Der IS, by Mrs. L. f. Hall, IS East
First North street. The chairman of
the afternoons program will be Mrs.
Thomas Weir.
There will be a meeting of the his
tory section of the Ladies' Literary
club Thursday morning in the club
house.
The CleOfan met Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. w. H
Boothe and adjourned out of respect
to the memory of Miss Jennie Calder,
one of the valued members of the
club. whose sad death occurred last
week
The revival of the Needlework
Guild of Salt Lake is creating the
greatest interest. For ten years it was
the means of untold comfort to the
children's homes, hospitals and other
institutions of the city, and now after
the lapse Of FIVE years the work is to
be resumed. It is now an information
al organization. branches having been
formed in Glasgow, Montreal and
Paris-in addition to nearly every city
in the United States. 1t is nOn-sec-
tartan in the brOadest sense, and men,
women and children can belong TO it,
the only condition for membership be-
ing the donation of two new garments
once a year. anything for men, women
or children, or for use in the home
sheets, blankets, etc, being accepta-
BILE. The garments intended for win
ter use should be warm, durable and
plain. All directors are requested 10
send their collections with correct list
TO their section president before OctO-
Der 10. Anyone who is in doubt where
10 send contributions. can send them
10 Mrs. S. o. S. Nelden, 145 P street
All contributions will be greatly ap-
preciated.
Notice of meeting will be announced
later
The officers of the Salt Lake branch
are: Honorary president. Mrs. NJ. B
Salisbury: president, Mrs. S. o. S. Nell
/ den: secretary, Mrs. L. B. CritchlOw
i froa slIrar. Mrs. w Va tom