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Show TRUTH 8 at the home of Mr. and casion to present her with a handsome Mrs. W. B. Putnam, 781 First street, copy of Victor Hugos Les Miser-able- s. when Miss E. Wilson of Spokane, II II Wash., and Mr. Allan A. St. John of uesd&y evening Lamar, Mo., were married by Rev. P. A. Simpkin of Philips Congregational church. After the ceremony at 6:30 a delicious wedding supper was served. Mr. and Mrs. St. John spent a few days at the Kenyon before proceeding to their future home in Lamar, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Grant H. Smith have moved from Third street to 82 S street. II II Among the pleasant entertainments for the visiting club women was a very charming breakfast given Sunday morning by Mrs. C. S. Kinney in honor of Mrs. Emma C. Fox of Michigan. H II II II lying broadcast, to he blown hither and thither. Just a few days ago, a pedestrian passing one of the leading rooming blocks of the city saw & woman open a window and dump the contents of a waste paper basket into the street. What is the city council doing about those long ago promised receptacles for waste particles? Such unkept promises are indeed a weariness to the spirit, and enough to quench the enthusiasm of the few who are really working earnestly for the good of the many. , II II The Utopia club met Wednesday, at Mrs. W. G. Blatt of Denver spent a The Current Events and current litof days this week with her couscoupte 326 S. Mrs. of home P. the Kimball, of the Ladies Literary while enroute to San Francisco, erature section South West Temple street. The home ins, club, held its final meet for the year where Bhe goes to join her husband. was adorned with American beauties, H II yesterday afternoon at 2 oclock. The were The ferns. and prizes palms program was most interesting, consistThe a Unitarian May Mrsr, society gave awarded Mrs. A. H. Tarbet, Harry ing of an ably written paper by Mrs. Duke and Mrs. Fred Wey and were ex- festival on Thursday evening at Chrison "Cuba, the Next Requisite souvenirs of the afternoon, be- tensens hall. A choice musical pro- Breeemyer, Mrs. Ritchina, the gram was given, followed by a May public and Its President. ing hand painted pieces of Mrs. some sketches contributed chie Fred original handiwork of the hostess. dance. day Mrs. short Reed several and John of gave hostess the next H H Wey will be the 14th of cleverly. very recitations, on the club, at the Wey hotel Rev. and Mrs. P. A. Thatcher are II H May. to return have today. They expected The Womans club held a business Calivarious in southern visited B. M. Mrs. Field points G. Mrs. R. Wilson, only, at their session on Tuesincluding the Thatchers old meeting, and Miss Eva Tompkins entertained fornia, day afternoon. The program of study home, Santa Barbara. on cards at Wednesday for next year was decided upon, and delightfully Mrs. Wilson. afternoon at the home of French History is to be the principal WOMEN'S CLUBS. 63. at The were played Eight tables subject, lightened with occasional prodrawthe were decorations charming, The storm which was started in local grams of current interest. The . antiand in decked were rooms pink ing cigarette crusade is to be continued. white sweet peas; the library in yellow womens clubdura by the fact that Dr. The ladies will attempt to secure state daffodils while in the reception hall Maggie B. Shipp Roberts was to repthat will control the evil, in and dining room red carnations and resent the Authors club of which she legislation mean the time hope to secure high were used effectively. The is at the convention National president, license the in geraniums city so that the sale of assisted by Mrs. F. L. of womens not be so general.among clubs will Los has at cigarettes Angeles Prizes were Libby and Miss Robbins. where the children the all little stores, won by Mrs. J. W. McAllister and Mrs. been quelled by no less heroic means, so readily. them J. D. Wood. however, .than the determination of may purchase II II H II Mrs. Roberts not to attend the meeting The annual meeting and election of in any official capacity. A number of The marriage of Mr. James H. officers of the Ladies Aid society of the and Miss Mary Scott occurred on the leaders of the local womens clubs objected so strenuously to Mrs. Roberts First Congregational church took place Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. on account of the polygamous relations and Mrs. Robert H. Lamont, an in- she is believed to sustain with B. H. on Tuesday in the church parlors. As formal reception followed the ceremony. Roberts that in order to avert trouble is usual at the meetings, luncheon was Mr. and Mrs. Lamont will be at home Mrs. Roberts withdrew as a delegate. served at one o'clock. Mrs. Heffron to their friends at 1162 East Fourth The club women laid the matter before was elected president for the ensuing South street. the Ministerial Association and enlisted the II H president, Mrs. Bar-the- l, the members in their cause. The year, was retiring the recipient of a beautiful Mrs. Howell entertained on Thurs- Mormon church authorities were also cut given by the members, of her guests, appealed to by the ladies and it is said as glass dish, day afternoon in honorHowell. of their appreciation for her a token that it was largely through then that Mrs. Howell and Miss efforts in behalf of the society. Mrs. Roberts was induced to Btep aside. untiring H II . La-mo- nt on Wednesday evening at the Utah - headquarters. II II The Poets Round Table held ,a pleasant session on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Rachel Miller. Mrs. Hemphill was chairman, and Swinborne was tbe poet of the day. H H' ' At the next meeting of the Ladies Literary club, to he held on May 10th, the annual reports of officers will be given and the annual election held. The nominating committee has presented the following names to be voted upon as officers of the club at the annual election, May 9th: For president, Mrs. H. C. Wallace and Mrs. .George Hancock; first vice president, Mrs. W. H. Brown and Mrs. Russell Coe Woodruff; second vice president, Miss Crawford and Mrs. M. B. Sowles; recording secretary, Mrs. A. J. Gorham and Mrs. J. L. Franken; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Edward Merrill and Mrs. G. V Parmalee; treasurer, Mrs. E. B. Critch-loand Mrs. W. R. Wightman; librarian, Miss Allen and Miss Yardley; critic, Mrs. William Igleheart and Mrs. Eugene Lewis; historian, Mrs. E. D. Miller and Mrs. W. C. Jennings; directors, Mrs. W. R. Hutchinson, Mrs. John Cowan, Mrs. George W. Moyer, Mrs. E. W. Whitney, Mrs. Frank B. Stephens and Mrs. S. F. Fenton. w II II The Daughters of the Revolution gave a reception on Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs. P. T. Farnsworth in honor of Miss Sarah Hunt, the new vice regent of the National society of D. A. R. Miss Hunt gave an impromptu address, telling of many interesting and practical experiments along lines. Nearly all the members of the society were present as well as a number, of guests, and the afternoon was most enjoyable. philan-thropic- al . . H Filer, who has been visiting her The Clean City Clubs, do not seem to brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Walter have the assistance and G. Filer, has gone to California for a short trip. Mr. Filer sails Monday for they have a right to expect. Where-eve- r there are flaming bill posters, Manila. there are to be seen quantities of the Graham Mrs. The recital given by old bills stripped from the boards and Ladies the at her and pupils, Putnam on Wednesday was clubhouse Literary a very enjoyable affair. Mrs. Putnam was assisted by the Anderson Lamson quartette and Mrs. Keith. The that were the latter sang two songs Mrs. of Putnam, A compositions and Ships That Fairyland Lullaby numbers The Pass in the Night. were Lamson especially Miss given by well rendered, showing the performer to be an advanced pupil of much ability II H One of the many delightful afternoons of the enjoyed by the French section enterLadies Literary club, wm the tainment given on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Eugene Lewis to the members of the section and friends. A very pretty French play, Facilite, in four acts, was presented bl .the following memLamson, Missbers of the section: Mrs.Louise Lamson es Hempstead, Luce, Miss H II II , In tbe gay world of fashion the real bon ton Devote leisure evenings to playing Ping Pong, Enshrouded in mystery, our knowledge is lame, We seek for the cause of its peculiar name. It might be derived from the mongal chlng chong, .The Utah delegation of Womans Or claim a close kinship to the Curfew's ding clubs arrived in Los Angeles on Weddong. In captives to cupid, It bids fair to menace and are at the Hotel nesday Angeles. record now held by its Parent, Lawn Mrs. C. Coulter president of the Utah .The Tennis. state federation, and Mrs. W. A. Nel-de- n May its triumphs be painted in story and song; delegate-at-larg- e to the convention We hail with much pleasure the new game, and others held an informal reception Ping Pong. Lady - Thomas Homer, the and Kate Williams. Preceding inwith favored were play the guests Mrs. Peabody strumental selections by the After program Kerr. Mrs. and delicious refreshments were served. of the jtfpg. Lewis has been chairman the past year, French section during oc this took pleasing members the and PING PONG. Lessee and Manager, of |