The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-20
WOnen'S Clubs

The Ladies' Literary club viii hold it's
regular meeting next Friday in the club
house at 9 o'clock. The occasion will be
known as High school day. Music Will
be given by the High school band and
all OF the numbers on the program are
to be given by High school pupils The
program follows: Grafton. Tribute TO
Lincoln" by Lenore Bush Grafton. Ma
tional Holidays" Warren Stratton; ora
ton, 1.-The Larger Patriotism" Florence
Veness. A dance will be given by sew
eral OF the High school girls under the
direction Of Miss Ward, when the num-
bers viii be: June Bug Dance" and MO-
tor March"
The next meeting Of the Current Events
and Current Literature section Of the La
dies Literary club will be held Friday
afternoon, March 4, at the club house,
Rev. P. A. Simpkin will speak on BAL
gao and His Works" Mrs. W. o. Clel-
and win review the current events Of the
month.
The Poets section OF the Ladies' Liter
| airy club meets tomorrow. The reading or
| BroWning's "Pippa Passes Will be con-
tinued and lecture on Browning VIII be
! given by George Townshend.
The Woman's club will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. L. s. Deane, IA East
Third South street A Washington pro-
gram will be observed
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The Woman's League Will meet Monday
afternoon In Unity hall.
The next meeting Of the Browning SEQ
ton Of the Ladies' Literary club viii be
held with Mrs. w. ]. Shea1y, 400 East
Third South street, Saturday.
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The Bayview Reading club win moet
Monday, February g. with Mrs. Richard
Savage In Third avenue
The Seekers Literary club VIII meet
Tuesday afternoon of this week with
Mrs. F. n. Carr, 562 Sixth avenue. A
Washington program will be carried out
as follows; Roll call, American States.
men; selection. Mrs. Boynton; Life and
characteristics of Washington" Mrs,
Thomson; Current Events" Mrs. Black
MARI.
given by Spirit of Liberty chapter
Daughters Of the American Revolution,
will be held at the High school Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock Patrlouc ora
tons will be given, the contest being open
only to the senior class. In the absence
OF Mrs. Lee Charles Miller the contest
Will be in charge of Mrs. Henry G. Wal
lace, who will appoint the judges for the
occasion.
The meeting OF the American Woman's
league, which was to have been held
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs, Z. Bonnsmort, has been postponed
on account of the necessary absence
from the city Of Mrs. Corey Albritton
the local organizer, who has been called
to the southern part of the state, owing
to the Illness of a sister. The date fol
the meeting will be announced later.
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The Wasatch Literary Circle met las
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. ]. z. Berk
ley at her home in II street There wa:
a special Utah day program In charge o
ton by Charles F. Stayner was played
by Mrs c. c. Spooner Mrs. c. E. Al
len gave a talk on Utah, calling atten-
ton to various places of interest in tn.
state. Mrs. ]. B. Forester told Of heI
recent trip through the San Juan coun
try and along the Colorado river illus
! trating her talk with stereopticon views
A poem on Japan, written by Mrs
Wright, was sung.
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The Ladies' Reading club viii NEE
Monday afternoon with Mrs. T. H. Smith
at 2:30, 157 Seventh East street.
The Playground association of Sal
! Lake have their plans laid to commenc
. vigorous campaign and 1t is earnestl!
. hoped that a strong interest will b.
! aroused in the important object whicl
. will mean so much for the future Of TIN
city. A course of lectures on the sub
|, ject will be given, beginning today, whel
Professor B. s. Hinckley, Arthur W
North, Harold Stephens, Carl Badger
Guardello Brown and George Snow Glib
will be heard in the different ward chap
, els. Monday evening at st. Paurs churc
the Rev. M. W. Rice will give a lectur
{ on the subject at o'clock.
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/ The History section of the Ladies' Lit
! erary club viii meet next Thursday q