The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
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MOTHS and MIS-. Chapman sang ana MIS-.
McNitt gave piano solo.
The Utah Womau's Press club ccle.
brated its twentieth anniversary Tues.
day evening at the residence of DR., El-
lis Il. Shipp, Gl3 Second avenue. 1t was
Dickens evening and the club mem
bers appeared in the costumes of the
women characters Of David Copper
field. 4 brief outline of the story was
read. \ picture of Dickens and Dick
ems texts was hung in the reception
rooms and Halloween decorations were
carried out Music was furnished by
Miss Eva Jensen and Miss Nellie Shipp.
The honorary president and founder of
the club. Mrs. EmmelIne +. Wells, the
present president, Mrs. Anna X. Widt.
soc, and DR.. Jane Scho6eld assisted Or
Shipp in receiving. a buffet supper
was served by Mrs. Emma Jensen. Mrs.
Amanda Bone and Mrs. Marguerite
Blake.
The art section Of the Ladies' Liter,
airy club met Wednesday morning at
the club Mrs. C.. II. Blanchard dis.
cussed ''The Origin of Venetian Art,
the Belini.' in an instructive and ID.
terestlng way.
The poets section of the Ladies' Lit
crary club met Monday afternoon with
Mrs A. G.. McCaune. at her home, 12O
U street. Maeterinck s Ardaine and
Barbe Beues'' was reviewed by Mrs.
Frank Larson. followed by the reading
Of the drama. Refreshments were
served.
The Cleofan club met Wednesday aft
ernoou with Mrs. Rodney r. Badger at
her home, 80 Seventh East street. Mrs.
Willis Boothe handled the topic for the
day, Louis Philippe, lsS9-lsis."
The Seekers Literary club met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs S. B. King,
80 & street. The Bay View reading
course included chapters , and OF
"Greek Life. and magazine article
on 1.-The Art OF Guido REM a read.
ing was given by Mrs Jennie Elm. It
was "An Order for d Picture by
Alice Cary.
ing open meeting Wednesday at Unity
hall. a paper entitled "Child Welfare
and the Public Schools was given by
Mrs. G., r. Van Wrinkle. 4 social hour
was enjoyed at the close of the meet
Ing, when tea aud waters were served.
The ladies of st. Peters guild gave
a pretty Halloween party Monday
night at the parish room, 655 North
Second West street
AZ the meeting of the Monday Night
club the past week, Miss Margaret
Connell prominent woman attorney OF
the city, gave an address on the
"Treatment of the Criminal and
Prof. A. o. Garrett gave current
events tnlk, Resolutions were passed
commencing the work of the smoke nui.
sance committee of the Commercial
club. and offering the support of the
club. The meeting was held at the
apartments Of Miss Margaret MacVichie
and Miss Elizabeth Messmore i'm the
Caithness President William III. Tib-
balls presided.
The Woman s Relief corps was enter
tanned Thursday by Mrs. p. J. Dover,
557 South First West street.
A literary society has been organized
by members of st. Paul's Fpiscopa!
church. The study will be ''The Spir.
itual Side of Modern Poetry under
the leadership Of Mrs. Toriid Arnold.
son, The meetings will be held ON the
second and fourth Tuesday evenings OF
each month at o'clock, at st. Paul's
rectory.
The Nineteenth Century club of Pro
vo met with Mrs. w. 2. Senrle Fri.
day afternoon, Roll call was answered
by quotations from current events OF
the day. The paper OF tho afternoon
was given By Mrs. Lytel on "Interna
tional Cancellation After recess there
was an interesting discussion of tho
paper by the members. Mrs Amelia
Searlee of Los Angeles was a guest of
The United Daughters of the Confed.
eraGy met Friday night with Mrs. A. L.
Park at her apartment in the Holly.
wood. An informal and literary pro.
gramme was carried out Miss Maddi-
son Of Kentucky gave two readings in
southern dialect, which were much en-
ioyed, Refreshments were served The
next meeting viii be with Mrs. ". ID.
cembcr.
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