Show t 4 4 1 i Womans Clubs L f 9 Ladies literary Club t Friday afternoon the Ladies Ladles Literary I club held the first presidents day of i ith the th present club year and the after afternoon afternoon I noon was one of thorough enjoyment The main feature of the afternoon was wasa a lecture by the Rev Rey Mr Carver of or i Ogden n and this was supplemented by byo bya a o of great excellence excel excellence excellence I lence The Th e first number was a piano pian duet by Mrs Loomis and Mrs Rich Richardson RIchardson Richardson I ardson and it is 15 needless to say this wa wn much m ch enjoyed A finely rendered vocal duet by Mrs Ira H Lewis and I Miss Edna Dwyer followed and two solos los by Miss Dwyer D eJ later were espe especially I well done Miss Mary Olive Gray I gave two splendidly executed piano i numbers s and as the close of the pro gramme grame Mrs ra Lewis sang a dainty ballad I Mr Carver had chosen for his sub subject I ct Victor Hugo and His Work t and nd the lecture was listened to toI throughout with absorbing interest He I spoke e especially of ot the optimism of the great writer and characterized him as the great reat benefactor of the poorer an anthe and ani the criminal classes of Europe His love of humanity and his firm belief belle in ln the best in mans nature were all admirably shown and that with a aI force in the speaker which carried con conviction conViction to his hearers The intense I patriotism as shown in the literary works of at Hugo were treated in a mas masterly masterly masterly terly fashion The club has seldom i listened to a better lecture At the close of the an hour hopr or so was devoted to the social side sile of club life liCe and refreshments were served and conversation enjoyed Reviewers Club X L Last ast st Monday was presidents day in inthe inthe inthe the Reviewers club and a most de delightful delIghtful musical was nas ar arranged arranged arranged ranged by the president for the after afternoon noon Mrs Plummer gave a very en entertaining entertaining talk on Mendelssohn and she sh was assisted in rendering several Of f the arias and recitatives from the oratorios of St Paul and Elijah by Miss Edna Dwyer and Mr Copley A duet from Elijah by Mr Ir Copley Cope and Mrs Plummer was especially enjoyed Miss Kimball rendered a number of Songs Without Words and after a most pleasing pl asIn an hour of social chat was enjoyed A A number of guests were present and the club was entertained by b Mrs R H C Woodruff and Miss Kimball The club meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Woodruff when Mrs John Johp Caine will willi i present a paper on a trip through the Yellowstone tone i Directors Me Meeting I At the meeting m of the board of directors directors I tors of the Utah State Federation held hela heldI Friday a great deal of routine busi bust business business bustness ness was transacted In the absence I of the president and the vice president Mrs Helen D B Moore the secretary i presided and there ther were present from out of town Mrs Konold and ana Miss Dougal of Springville and Mrs Bichsel of Ogden Plans were discussed for the extension of club work and the directors directors directors tors will bend their efforts toward add adding addI adding I ing to the number of clubs in the state I federation federationS which has pot changed in ini i some years Reports Report of standing com committees comI committees were read and Invitations for forthe forI forthe I I the annual meeting were received from Logan and Salt Lake The directors voted to accept the latter invitation since the annual biennial election oc occurs occurs occurs curs this fall faIl and andU It was thought well to hold the important meeting in the capital The The met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Susie Riter Wells Wens and enjoyed enjoY d two very ver Y excellent papers I on the subject of sculpture Mrs Edna Wells Sloan gave a most interesting and comprehensive paper on American I sculpture treating in a general way all the leading artists of the chisel and those who have ave devoted their energies s to the plastic art Among ADlong others she sh 1 mentioned D B C French W W Story and and showed some ex excellent excellent samples of their Miss Katherine Culmer gave a paper on Utah sculpture and she also showed some fine examples of the work done doney by y Dallin Fairbanks Earl Cummings cu Solon and others of the Utah sculptors The club meets again I Tuesday at the same place when Miss Emeline Wells will give a paper p per on onI College and Social settlements in East I London LondonI The Poets Bound Round Table I The Tile January meeting of the Ute Poets Round R Table was as held last Monday aft ait afternoon afternoon I with Mrs Arthur Brown Mrs MrsS t I S 5 E Eo Karrick was the chairman 11 of the afternoon and the poet was Richard I Hovey Hove A sketch of the poets life was given by b Mrs Karrick and the vr I phases of his drama were discussed by I Mrs Hemphill Mrs Groo and Mrs I Stanley Clawson A number of his minor poems were read by the different I members The Time table decorations were j jonquils and ferns and place cards ap appropriate appropriate to the poet were provided The next meeting will be with Mrs J JD JD II D Spencer and the poet will be Thom Thomas as Bailey Aldrich Mrs Allen AIlen T San Sanford Sanford i iI I ford will be the chairman of the day I II I Play By the Reviewers Club The members of the Reviewers club are to launch out into a line of work somewhat without that of or the regular club study A most laughable farce called The Old Maids Convention is te teto Isto to be presented by the club on the aft afternoon afternoon afternoon and evening of Feb 12 at the Ladies Ladles Literary club The committee having the matter in charge are Mrs Woodruff Mrs Richards and Mrs Loomis and the caste contains some of the most talented women of the club and a few outside Mr John Spencer has been p upon to take the only mans part in the play pla and the stage will be under the direction of Mr Curtiss The whole is for the benefit of the free kindergarten The Womans Club I The Womans W mans club held the regular meeting Tuesday at the home of ot Mrs W H Jones on Third East street The topic of afternoon al was wars The Moral Decadence of France Franc and arid Miss Bu Buck Buk k he gave gae VS a afine adine fine paper on the subject treating the reign of ot Louis XV V in the most comprehensive manner There willbe wiLlbe will willbe be no meeting of the club this week but the next meeting m tIng will be held a week from Tuesday with Mrs Jones Jlmes and nd Mrs Irs Stowe will present France at Home and Abroad covering the reign of of Louis XVI and showing the Effect direct of ot the American war of ot independence ence Cice on France Club Notes The current c events and current liter literature literature r attire section of the Ladles Ladies Literary dub club will meet next Friday promptly at 3 2 Mrs L Morrison Marrison will win give a study of Walter Pater and Mrs Haight of oC Park City will win read a paper celled called c Vacation Notes The Parliamentary club held the annual an annual annual nual election of officers last Monday with the following result Mrs Joseph Jos ph Cohen Co n president Mrs Little president Mrs Hayward secretary and Mrs Hesselberg treasurer The tourists section of ot the Ladles Ladies Literary Litera club will meet Tuesday morn morning mornIng mornIng ing at 10 19 and Mrs Geerge L JL Lt Nye will give a paper on uS Switzer Switzerland t land Its Mountains and Glaciers 4 I The German section of the Ladies Ladles Literary club will meet Thursday morning at 18 11 at the club house I Ogden Clubs The Coterie was very pleasantly en entertained entertained n on Jan 2 t O by Miss Kimball 1 No special having been bean prepared the afternoon was spent so socially daily interspersed with musical favors f oI by Miss 11 Conroy Mrs Irs BeRt Bent and Miss MIse M lb Hendershot The guests of the afternoon wera Mrs rs Kasson Mrs A C Emerson ana an Miss MIs MI Conroy |