| Show Work of f tb WQm Dr fiUbs i Mothers Congress I Great Interest is being taken by the ladles of the city and In fact all over the State in the coming meeting of tho Mothers congress of Utah to beheld Friday and Saturday May 15th and 19lh In the Assembly hall This Is the third annual meeting of the association and the attractive programme and interesting in-teresting subjects to be dealt with in sue Its success sucn suDjects as udiutninjiuii lle paratlon for Parenthood Rights of Children Physical and Ethical Relation Re-lation of Parent to the School etc I will be handled by such wellknown j i speakers as George M 1 Cannon Mrs Lucrella Kimball William M Stewart and many others whose names will be announced later on the programme I One afternoon will be devoted to the little ones when childrens stories chil drens songs and home occupations will be given NoL only are these subjects I to bo treated upon in the usual lecture form but the stories are to be told and i I the songs sung and the mothers are I I expected 101 bring > their children to hear I them I One evening of this Mothers congress k 1 con-gress Is to be devoted to the Interests and duties of fathers and a large attendance I at-tendance is hoped for as the subjects J I to be presented will be of the greatest < I I I importance to Ifarents and all whose sympathies lie with the proper training 1 I train-ing and development of the little ones The ofllclal progiamme will be ready for publication in a day or iwo I and In addition to the subjects mentioned and others of a like nature some fine musical i musi-cal numbers have been secured Including Includ-ing the Chaminade chorus The olllcers and committees having the matter in hand are as follows I Mrs Rebecca K Little president Mrs Antoinette B Kinney recording I I secretary vicepresidents Mrs Emily I Richards Mrs Hannah McCo nick I MrsT C Wcelcr Mrs C 1 Goodwin Mrs B P Chuff press committee Mrs E B Wells Mrs A W Grant entertainment enter-tainment Mrs II S Young Mrs Hal I Brown 1lrs Loa M 1 Windsor corresponding I corre-sponding i secretary Mrs Blanch Taylor Tay-lor treasurer programme committee Mrs Olive S Y Dart Mrs Sara Stewart Stew-art Miss Mary 1 C May music Mrs Kate Bridewell Anderson Miss Jennie Calder finance Mis Annie Schiller Mrs Phoebe Y Bealle transportation J I Mrs Dan Spencer i Ladies Literary Club There will be an extra meeting of the tourist section of the Toadies Literary Lit-erary club Tuesday morning May Sth I at 10 oclock when the following pro gramme will he given Sketch of Jean Racine Miss Crawford French Art Mrs Bickford The history section of the Ladles I Literary club will meet Thursday May 10th at 10 a m when the following programme will be given Plot to r Assassinate Queen Elizabeth Mrs I Lakln Poet Spenc6r Mrs Peyton The Crusaders Mis McMahon I Mr C 13 Richards was elected I clmlimnn yf the Shakespeare section I of the Ladles Literary club at Its regular reg-ular meeting on Monday last Mrs AV A Nelden was reelected chairman of the music section of the Ladles Literary club at the special meeting held on Wednesday On last Tuesday evening the members mem-bers and friends of Grant council No 1 Junior O If A M were very pleasantly pleas-antly entertained at the home of H J Wahlqulsl lllghfhc was the order of the evening after which a dainty supper was served The Brooms were artistically decorated w th American I Hags and potted plants Business Womans Club t The BuGlnviSs Womans club held its second social at the home of Mrs Jes sup There were twentyfive ladles present The subject fcfor t discussion I was The Women Authors of Utah Miss Munroe spoke of Mrs Ellison and her book Nadine which she very ably reviewed reaching occasionally JIPs passages which were t much en fj y r especially the beautiful poem I easel at Sallah Mrs Dykes fcpoksof the poetess S E Carmichael and read two of her poems The Mines and Good Bye Right Arm Afiss Jessup favored them with some ti t eailtiful vocal selections end Mss I Mpltle Holt with some fine piano play I Ing A dainty lunch was served and all voted the evening a most enjoyable I enjoy-able one Woman Club Last Tuesday at the Womans club Mrs J B A M Frolseth read an excel lent paper relating to childrens early religious training and the fit methods and Intelligent letting alone lo be commended com-mended therefor The paper was rich in suggestions and the subject most Interestingly and ably treated May Pth a business meeting will occupy oc-cupy the club hour and the annual election of officers will be held Club Chat 1 The Reviewers meet Monday with Mrs Nelden Mrs Kelsey will read a paper on Carlyle o The executive committee of the U F W C has been called together for Saturday the iLth at the Ladles Literary Lit-erary clubhouse v f e v The quarters of the Utah delegation delega-tion in Milwaukee will be at Hotel Blatz J f + Miss Yardley entertained the College club on Monday evening at her home In Perkins addition The Authors met with Mrs Grant on Wednesday 0 eAt e-At the regular monthly meeting of the Womans Press club on Monday evening quotations from Ruskin were given by the members Miss Bessie Shirley read a paper on Mines and Mining This was followed by an informal I In-formal talk by Mn C S Richards on her experiences In Washington during dur-ing the Womuns Suflrage convention A discussion by the members on the Bent Wav to Obtain Obedience from Children brought the meeting to a close a Kindergartens and kindergarten j methods were diactissctd at the meeting C meet-Ing of the Reapers club on Monday A very Interesting description of the gifts etc was given by airs Georgia Fox Young Illustrated by the articles used In teaching kindergarten methods The hour of meeting of the Reapers has been cha aged to 2 oclock e At the meeting of the Inquirers club I on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Clay Mrs 1 J S Lnkln read an Interesting paper onthe Juvenile Literature I Lit-erature of the Day Mr L Cocks favored fa-vored the club with several delightful I solos J j I Mr J L Rawllns entertained the I forts Round Tnblp which met with I her on Monday and M > fnt a most delightful j de-lightful afternoon Mrs John D Spencer Spen-cer was chairman and Robert BrownIng I Brown-Ing the poet of the day The place cards were b T lUlIrul portraits of the I Kraut English px > et > vhose poenui < < rwerePJ v discussed < t I j r I I A1rs A C liumi I Ksivos for lii jEat J 00 I on Saturday next While absent she will represent the Reviewers club at I the biennial meeting of the G F W I C at Milwaukee I n I Mrs C S Kinney a director In the I G F W C leaves for Milwaukee about May 15th and Mrs Charles D I Moore a delegateatlarge from Utah I leaves May 27th to attend the biennial 1 meeting of the G F W C f I |
