The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
Work of the WOmen's Clubs

e5stlon state secretary and chairman Of
Lcatherwood, 1880 South Ninth East
Salt Lake City,
The clubs represented and their
chief officers are;
| SALT LAKE CLUBS.
Ladies Literary--;Presdent. Mrs w. r.
Hutchinson, 1l05 Third avenue
| Cleofan-President, Mrs r, T Roberts
| 50f Second avenue.
P, z: o.--President. Miss Eta Power.
| Fifth East hotel
| Whitley, S5l Third avenue
Press club-President, Mrs. Hattie c.
| Jensen, 63 Fir street.
y, Wasatch LiteIary-President Mrs. e,
| H. HawXhurst, 1886 Blaine avenue
Monday Night L.iterary-President, w.
II Tibbals. loo6 Third avenue
| Seekers olub-Presdent Miss Madora
| Greenwood. 6i2 Center street
Bay View Reading cIrcle-Presldent
Mrs; A. B. Gibson. 291 South Thirteenth
College club--Mrs. T.. o. Leatherwood,
Drayton apartments.
| Woman's league-Mrs. Elizabeth NJ
| Cohen. 407 South Second East
Authors elub-Dr Margaret c. Rob
erts, 10 c street,
| OGDEN CLUBS.
| Historical society-President, Mrs j.
! S. Gordon, 55l Twenty -firtn street
Child characterization. Mrs. Anna
Ladies lterary-President, Mrs Doug
| las Watson. 1850 Washington avenue.
PROVO,
Nineteenth Century club-President,
Mrs. A. e. Buckler
Soross-President Mrs Frederic Cllfts
| 33l Center street
| Sorosis Junior-Miss Annie Newell.
PARK CITY.
'Womans Athenaeum-Mrs Arthur
SPRINGvILLE.
Home Culture club-President. Mrs.
Women's club-President, Mrs. Elnor
| Brinton,
MOUNT PLEASANT.
twentieth Century club-Mrs. ]. H.
Seeley.
Ladies Literary club-President, Mrs
The Busy Woman's club-Presdent
HERER CITY.
'Shakespearean club-Mrs. May Duke.
BRIGHAM CITY.
| Civic Improvement club-President,
Mrs. E. W. Dunn.
GARLAND.
Ladies' Self Culture club-President.
Mrs. Annie Edwards.
NEPHI.
Ladies' Literary club-President. Mrs
T, c. Winn,
'These clubs have not reported newly
| elected presidents.
The second meeting Of the Ladies
Literary club held on Friday was one
which presented a rare feast of good
things for the members and their
| friends, who filed the house to the
doors, many Of them standing through
most delightful program. Mrs. William
| Igleheart gave n study of the works Of
Maurice Maeterlinck and a recital Of
| has new dramatic poem "The Blue.
bird, '' illustrating the delightful fairy
story OF ii with readings from the varl-
Gus scenes Music was furnished by
| Miss Nan Butterworth and Miss Alice
Martin.
Besides the literary program the only
| matters of Importance 1B the club were
| the reports of the finance committee
and the building committee for the new
| clubhouse and the passing OF resolu-
tioD of coincidence for Mrs. G. T., Rich
ards on the death of her mother, Mrs,
Horn.
The next meeting will be held next
Friday afternoon, the usual president s
day because 1T comes on the htth r.
dav in the month. Mrs. W. r. Hutchln-
son, the president, has arranged spe-
cial program of which the Rev. p a.
| SimpkIn will have charge. The music
will be furnished by Miss Romania
HYDE, Miss Helen Hartley and Miss
Florence kimbal
One OF the most beautiful compli-
ments possible has been paid to the
Utah state federation president, Mrs.
c. II. Mcmahon. whose popularity ls no,
limited to her own state. The women
of the Idaho federation had asked Mrs
McNiahon to attend the annual meeting
of their state federation in October, but
finding that their dates would conflict
with the Utah dates, they wrote re
Gently and announced change of date
in order that they might have the added
inspiration and help of Mrs, McMa'
hon s attendance, The Idaho fedora
ton will meet therefore, October "a and
Mrs. Mcmahon will attend.
The first meeting of the poets sec
ton fthe Ladies Literary club wa
. held last Monday at the home OF Mrs
Adolph T. Vollmer with Mrs. Thomas
Marioneaux, the new chairman, presld
ing. The paper of the afternoon, was
by DR., W NJ, Paden on 'faust ano
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