The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-25

College Joan fund. Mrs. c. S. Kinney.
Civics. Mrs. L. NJ. Bailey
Civil service. Mrs. G. W. Martin.
Pure food and sanitation. DR.. Alice
Forestry and waterways. Mrs. G. r.
Red Cross society. Miss Florence Jen-
School savings bank. Mrs Mary N. F.
Health department. Mrs. r c. Gem
neil
Badge. Mrs. II. NJ. Barrows.
Business session. Election Of officers.
Fridny Afternoon, October "a, ut =.
Music.
Miss Josephine Seaman. ogden
Mrs. p. a. simpkin. salt Lake city
General discussion.
Resolutions.
Aud Lang syne. by audience.
Adjournment
At the regular meeting Of the La
dies Literary club Friday afternoon
every seat in the house was filled with
the club women Of the city and their
guests. IL was the second meeting
after the summer adjournment. and
the interest and enthusiasm manifest
ed was gratifying
The erection OF a new club house is
the paramount issue. Mrs. Elmer b.
Jones gave a clear and concise report
I Of the work so far accomplished by
the committee. Six plans sent in by
| different architects are under consid-
GRAFTON and will be submitted TO the
| board OF directors and to the club
members for suggestions and criticism
! The finance committee. Of which Mrs.
/ r. X. Kimball is chairman. was also
/ heard through the secretary. Mrs. J.
| F. Cowan, who explicitly explained the
methods to be observed I'm raising the
desired funds IL was also announced
| that the members of the finance COM
mittee were contemplating giving a
| card party in the near future for the
/ benefit OF the fund.
! The secretary Of the club was in
/ structed TO send a letter OF sympathy
| and coincidence to Mrs. G. r. Richards.
l one OF the members OF the club. on
| the death of her mother. Mrs. r. G.
/ Horne.
The musical numbers OF the after
I noon were given by Miss Alice Mar
I tin and Miss Nan Butterfield. both OF
/ which were of unusual merit
The principal feature Of the after
| noon literary program was the study
| and recital given by Mrs William
/ Igleheart. which was one Of the most
/ finished and artistic literary affairs
1 ever given under the auspices Of the
/ club.
/ The gifted speaker first reviewed
/ in q mastery manner the life work
I and character OF Maurice Maeterlincz.
l the symbolist. poet and scientist.
The Blue Bird one OF the late
I plays OF the great author. has been
/ staged the last season i'm London. and
/ has attracted the remarkable atten-
/ ton which followed Peter Pan
] which play I'm many ways. e resem-
I bles
It is a fairy story. with children the
central figures. Mrs Igleheart I'm her
/ graphic. dramatic style. almost made
her hearers see the idylic scenes
through which the children strayed I'm
search Of the blue birds which were
to bring them happiness. while enough
I Of the dialogue was given to form a
good idea Of the wonderful play.
"The Blue Bird viii be put on the
stage or the New theatre I'm New York
this year
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Next Friday. September 80. which
is the firth Friday I'm the month. the
program to be observed at the club
/ house viii DE Presidents day. An
address will be given by the Rev T.
4. Simpkin. Musical numbers rem
deTed under the direction Of the music