| Show j INDIVIDUAL CLUBS I SALT LAKE CITY TJ di Li oret oncj fifty active members and Us eight sections sec-tions providing a wide range of thought and study the Ladies Literary Liter-ary club has been for many years and still is the largest and most powerful club not only of Salt Lake City but at Utah Twentyfive years ago It wag organized and year by year has gained In numbers and prestige and today holds an enviable position In tho literary lit-erary world of the State Meetings arcs held on the second fourth and fifth Fridays of each month In the beautiful clubhouse which was erected some few years since and Is now almost free from debt Section meetings are held at intervals during the month permitting permit-ting the members attendance at two or more of the sections Through the home and education section the Ladles Literary club has done much to advance the cause of art rone In the public schools and last winter held an art exhibit In the clubrooms from the proceeds of which two model schoolrooms were fitted up In Salt Lake City one at the Webster the other at the Jackson school both oC which contain a number of beautiful pictures and casts and are n source of delight and education to the students of the schools I is the Intention oC the club to furnish other model schoolrooms school-rooms In the city as soon as possible Through the same section which Is tho practical section of the club much has praclcal secton been done to Interest people In securing secur-ing the enforcement of sanjtary laws In securing the early closing of stores to advance the cause of the free kindergarten kin-dergarten and the free traveling library libra-ry and now it Is the purpose of the members to take up the cause of the Consumers league which has been agitated among the clubwomen of the East for some time and through their efforts has resulted In untold benefits for the workers In the factories The present officers of the Ladles Literary club arc Mrs William C Jennings president Mrs IT C Wallace Wal-lace first vicepresident Mrs A r Vollmcr second vicepresident Mrs S G Hicks recording secretary Mrs N B While corresponding secretary Mrs E B Critchlow treasurer Mrs 111s Gorham critic Mrs W J Montgomery Mont-gomery librarian Mrs W R Wight man historian The chairmen of sections sec-tions are Browning Miss Buchanan current events and current literature Mrs John Cain French Mrs Eugene Lewis history Mrs Montgomery home and education Mrs L E Hal music Mrs W A Ncldcn Shakes tourist Mrs peare Mrs J M Dart F D Blckford i Utah Womans Press Club Utah the Ten years ago In October Womans Press club was organized In this city with a charier membership Emmeline B AVells was of eight Mrs gmmelneB Yels founder of the cliib was its first president presi-dent and Is at present honorary president presi-dent for life The object of the club le the original work ot Is to encourage women in a literary way and the papers n Iterar etc presented at the monthly pens poems meetings are from the peps qr Utah women The tenth anniversary of the founding of the club was plean antly celebrated In October when a < L anty number celebrted the members met large C R Wells several impersonating with Mrs C Wels wih the various mistresses of personating tho White House and reading fetches hle the dub their lives The olllcers of cub of oUlers Jves Ella Lydia D Alder president Ela are vicepresident Grace L Anderson W Hyde second vicepresident Emma derson SlSSS Jensen secetary M E Shhpp assistant anf cretary Dr Ellis R Shi PP corresponding ant fecrelar Els II responding secretary Rebecca 1 Doolan treasurer Cleofan study In this alto The course of stdy tl interesting club Is divided Into gether four sections Interestng art education Members of tho and Shakespeare section study the world metropoliS London foundation to the tropoliS from its foundaton ot tropols day including ihe literature ay Incudlnb present the different centuries The educton al section devotes its time to the Btudy secLon Shakes of all educational quCJtlou pearo and Ills l plays with a critical 4 1 analyols of the plays and characters occupy the time of members of the Shakespeare section while architecture architec-ture and art oC all nations and times Is studied with deep Interest by the members of the art section Meetings are held weekly and though the membership mem-bership ar of the club fat present but twelve the Cleofan Is a very progressive progres-sive club and its members are Interested Inter-ested In all that tends toward tho betterment bet-terment of their fcllowmon in both educational and Industrial ways The ofllccrs for 1012 arc Mrs Annette TV Culmcr president Mrs Julia C Taylor vicepresident Miss Emmellne Wells secretary Mrs Emllc Minor corresponding secretary Mrs Susie R Wells treasurer Miss Jennie Caldcr critic and librarian Womans Russian history a history of our colonies col-onies German history and current events are subjects for papers and discussions dis-cussions at the weekly meetings of the Salt Lakes Womens club Question of municipal reform also form a pact of the regular discussions of tho club and Its members are always In the front ranks to assist In the betterment oC tho city from a sanitary standpoint The club lU sat present a membership of eighteen and Its officers arc Mrs P N Cook president Mrs George Gatrell vicepresident Mrs TV H How Jones recording secretary Mrs trI Stowo corresponding secretary Mrs Helen V Klmball treasurer Mrs John Green historian Mrs Alien T Sanford criticS critic-S Council of Jewish Women Few clubs If any In the city have advanced In membership during tho past year a ha tho Council of Jewish Women n branch of tho national or ganisation of that name A study of the Bible and Jewish history and topics top-ics of current Interest are considered at alternate meetings of tho council which are held every two weeks At each meetings when programmes are given good music is I rendered and a fidclal half hour at the close Is one of the enjoyable features Rev Louis G Reynolds raTjbl of the Jewish synagogue syna-gogue conducts the Bible study clashes Mrs Emma Mooney Is president presi-dent of the council Mrs Harry Ganz vicepresident Mrs II E Schiller sec rotary Mrs Morris Bloch corresponding correspond-ing secretary Mrs Sig Simon treasurer treas-urer At present the council has a membership of fiftythree Reviewers S A very lower of strength In tho literary erary world of Salt Lake Is i the Reviewers Re-viewers club Organized In 1S96 it ftt present has an active membership t 3lnctecn Meetings are held semimonthly semi-monthly and ng tho name would indicate In-dicate reviews of books form the chief I topic of discussion for the members Questions of the day however are taken ta-ken up from time to time and papers presented of historic and scientific Interest In-terest Open meetings which partake of a social nature and to which friends of the members arc bidden arc among the pleasant events In the club life of the Reviewers Mrs Elmer B Jones is president of the Reviewers Mrs Hal W Brown vicepresident Mrs TV A Nelden secretary Miss Delia R Snow treasurer Mesdames Jones Nelden and C E Richards members of the committee com-mittee on work OrkRp r i lAt l-At present the Reapers club ha twentyone members who meet every other Monday and pursue th study of ancient history Including biographies of eminent people contemporary with the times Current events are also discussed dis-cussed at all the meetings of the club The free kindergarten conducted in the old Thirteenth ward schoolhouse has and does receive the hearty support of the Reapers It being one of the few clubs to contribute to this caujjc The officers of the club are Mrs Maria TV w cox president Mrs Mary L Morris first vicepresident Miss Julia Druce second vicepresident Mrs C J Treseott recording secretary Mrs CVIlnnle James corresponding secretary Mrs Elizabeth J Stevenson treasurer Mrs Carrie S Thomas critic Authors For ten years tho Authors club has stood In I the front rank of the literary clubs of the State Although limited to fifteen members all are active earnest earn-est women and there Is scarcely ever n vacant place at the meetings held on Vednesday mornings of each week Heretofore the club has given its support sup-port to the free traveling1 library the free kindergarten and other worthy causes A study of English literature and early English history Is being pursued pur-sued this year with absorbing interest by the members Dr Margaret C Roberts Rob-erts president of the club Mrs Lillian han T Richards vicepresident Mrs Amy B Lyman secretary Mrs Laura H Merrill corresponding secretary Mrs Jane M Klngsbury treasurer Mrs SatahV Stewart critic PEO Nearly thirtyfour years ago In the Iowa Wesleyan university seven young ladies met and organized a society which they named P E O They chose as their symbol a small gold star whoso five points were to represent to them faith love purity Justice and truth These qualities they pledged themselves to exercise In every walk of life Tho organization grew very rapidly rapid-ly and soon a State federation of P E Os was necessary which was followed folowed by a national federation Now P E O chapters are found In nearly every State working earnestly along three lines Intellectual improvement of the members care of the needy In every sense and the elevation of social enter tainments and gatherings The Salt Lake chapter whose charter members were P E Oa from different parts of the United States was organ ized about two years ago by Miss Min nie Osgood Chicago For more than a year no new members were Initiated the time being needed It was Jnltnted Cel the old members to become acquainted with one another During that time the members worked with the characteris tic PE EO energy They gave several afternoon social affairs to make P E p known They carried on an Interest ns course of study and they phinned to raise money to endow a childs bed in a hospital In the past chids hospial lhe pat year the so ciety has crown in membership in ac cordance with the wth thoconsltulon and It has Joined the Utah Federation of Wo Federitlon mens Clubs although a f body P E ° has been in the national federation The third year natonal most prom ising way the study of Wordsworth has been taken at tordworth up several soelpl af iairs have bccn Planned the fund for a the child bed in hospital has reached a satisfactory amount and the prlvl egO or helping n student through eel cge has come to the chapter It lathe hope of chapter A Utah to make P E p stand for oil that Is best and truest in womanhood In Salt Lake as It does wherever PEO Is known OGDEN i Q9DE 1 r Aglaia i 5 Continental literature l of the nine teenth century which includes a study of the works of Hugo Balzac Balzc Maupas S ant Tolstoi Ibsen and Ruskin has bean outlined for the club year of 19012 by the Aglaia a club whose watchworc is progress and whose motto Is if r moto cannot be great I can at least put I my self under the leadership of scat minds Meetings are held twice each month at the homea of the members and aside from the regular line of study arranged in tho course there will arringed bo a musical day n domestic science day and a day devoted to the discussion of current events Tho Aglaia was organized or-ganized In 1S93 and has a membership at present of thirty Its officers ore Mrs John M Bishop president Mrs Edward Blchsel vicepresident Miss Frances Bchsel secretary Mrs Claude Ives treasurer Mrs Clarence G Ad ney historian Child Culture All that pertains to tho healthy growth of a child mental moral and physical Js apart of the course of study followed by this large I and growing grow-ing club which was organized In 1S97 and at present has twentyfive members mem-bers As domestic science Js closely connected con-nected with the life ota child that study has been Included as a part of the work of the members of the Child Culture club Semimonthly meetings are held and the annual banquet In rnd January is always a delightful feature In the social life of the club Miss Sarah Whalen In president of the club Mrs Kate S Ullllard vicepresident Mrs Julia B Ohrlstensen secretary Mrs Ellen TV Harer corresponding secretary secre-tary Mrs Sarah M Taylor treasurer Ln Coterie La Coter enjoy tha distinction of being tie oVdcst club in Ogden having boon founded InlS90 While literary In Its tendenciesthe le efforts of the members mem-bers of La Cocrle have not been confined con-fined entirely to their own cullure but they have lent their strong support to every good cause which needed the aid of women Art and patriotism 1m tile public schools lave been stimulated through their efforts < the frec traveling library has recdrved their moral and financial support and their good deeds have extended to oven faroff India where they sent donations for the relief of the famlnestrlckon A study of Great Britain Avlth its ages of interesting interest-ing history occupies the attention the members this year The club Is limited and has an active membership of twenty twen-ty Mrs H S Emerson Is the president I presi-dent Mls A P Blgelow vicepresi dent Mrs A B Patton secretary and treasurer Mrs L B Adams historian Historical The study of English and American history and literature of the slxtecnth I and seventeenth centuries has been outlined out-lined for the members of the Historical society for 19011D02 In addition to tho regular course of study educational topics of Interest receive he attention of members at meetings throughout tho club year During tho past year several names have been added to the membership roll and the number has now reached twenty Meetings Meet-ings are held twice a month tho following owing being tho list of officers Mrs A B Corey president Mrs H Smith vicepresident Miss V Hlgglnbotham secretary Miss J Prout treasurer Mrs J M Bishop historian PARK CITY t I Athenaeum Five years ago the Womans Athenaeum Athe-naeum of Park City was formed and at present has a membership ot about thlrtyflve There are three working sections of the club tho home and education history and literature sections sec-tions Greetings arc arranged so that the scvCrJsecton have charge of them alternately The home and education edu-cation section devotes its attention this year almost entirely to subjects pertaining per-taining to the education of children the history section to a study of Spain its history and people with their manners man-ners and customs and the literature section to a study of the writings of xlpllng Robert Louis Stevenson Rus cln and others Mrs Mary T Hayt Is chairman of the literature section Miss Jean Pearson of the home and education educa-tion section Mrs Jennie E Boyd of he history section Mrs C M Wfison is president of thq club Mrs Walter Scott and Mrs G A Conrad vicepresi dents Mrs C H Withey secretary Miss Julia Burlln treasurer 1frs Mary M F Allen critic Mrs W TV Armstrong Arm-strong head historian librarian Mrs E C White Da Capo A study of music harmony and the worlds great composers Is pursued by the members of Da Capo which has Just been reorganized although the club was foundqd In 1898 and federated In May of the following tOlowlg year Meetings are held twice amonth In tho morri ngs at the home of members Special meetings are held from time to time during the year when friends are invited in-vited In and a social time is enjoyed Mrs F C Goist la president of Da Capo and Mrs J W Geiger vicepresi dent PROVO Nineteenth Cent A study of Holland Its history literature lit-erature and people occupies the attention atten-tion I of this large1 and progressive clubi I Founded In 1SP4 the club at present has a membership of nineteen and 1 limited Aid from their Interest in studies which tend to selfculture the members of the Nineteenth Century club also take an active part in the discussion of all educational art and Industrial questions and have special committees appointed to look after these matters Meetings are held every afer Friday afternoon with open meetings meelngs occasionally to which friends of the club are bidden The officers of the Nineteenth Century are Mrs E tl CorCman president Mrs Josephine Kellog Beesley vicepresident Mrs Rosetta Nelke Schwab secretary Mrs Harriet Noon Buckler assistant secre tary Mrs Anna Gordon Do Molsy secre treasurer airs Kathcrlno Beecher Searle parliamentarian Utah Sorosis English Irish and Scotch history and literature arc pursued with absorbing absorb-ing Interest by the members of Sorosla a club of twenty members organized some ten years since Child culture miscellaneous topics current events magazine reviews and papers on the higher education of women also find prominent place in the weekly pro grammes The club haa for Us motto Not failure but low aim is crime Like several of the other clubs of the State Sorosls has open meeting 1 from time to time which aro greatly en Joyed by the visitors Mrs Cordelia Beck is i president for 10012 Corclela Elen I nor Warner vicepresident Mrs Pearl 1 atc secretary Miss Ruby Chrinton scn assistant secretary Mrs Dora Ir vine treasurer Mesdames Edna Houtz Elizabeth Partridge and Plo Speckart advisory board Spcclmrt i HEBER CITY j Ladies Shakespeare r r Although a small club of but ten member all are active enthusiastic workers I was organized In Decem ber 1895 and has taken up man sub Jccts In an educational and In educatonal Industrial way American history and authors and the training of children ore topics studied during the current durInG lI cUrent year Meet j fnS are held weekly In the evenings at the homes of the several members and elections occur aemlannually Tho officers ficers of the club at present are Mrs Lovlcii Alexander president Mrs Eliza Froughton vicepresident Mrs Clara Clyde secietary Mrs Eliza Ras band treasurer COAL VIES VIE-S B L A purely literary club Is the S B Lot L-ot Coalvllle It was organized six years ago Is limited and has 1 membership mem-bership of fifteen A study of English literature Is occupying the attention of the members tho present year biographical bio-graphical sketches of author and readings read-ings from their best works being apart a-part of the course of study outlined Mrs Alma Eldredge Is president of the club Mrs R F Northcott vicepresi dent Mrs W L Hanson secretary Mrs TV G Fisher treasurer Mrs T L Allen corresponding secretary JTAITTI Ladies literary Domestic science tho first half the club year and Japanese history the last half have been outlined for the mem bern of the Ladles Literary the only club of the little town of Manti which has united with the Utah Federation of Womens Clubs A review of magazines maga-zines Is also a part of the years work tho club having subscribed for four of the most popular periodicals of the day all of which the members are entitled en-titled to read at their homes During the past year 1 case has been filled with books for the free traveling library and a mothers section has lecn of practical benefit to members Of the club The club has a memberShip member-Ship of fourteen and Its officers are Mrs William H Olsten president Miss Ida Hougaard vicepresident Miss Antoinette Madson secretary and treasurer treurer treurerSPRIGVILE I I Womans England Ireland Scotland and Wales which furnish so wide l field for tho student of history and literature litera-ture are being studied this year by tho members oC tho Womans club of Sprlngvllle the oldest and until recent fSrtho only womans club in the town Beginning early in September meetings meet-ings arc held every other Friday until the latter part of June Book reviews discussions on the social conditions of Gret Britain today readings from her great poets and musical programmes from time to time tend to mako the study of the countries hamed more interesting in-teresting The officers are Miss Julia teretns Alleman president Mrs Rhoda G Dougall vicepresident Mrs Harriet Dougall secretary Sirs Josle Ale man treasurer Home Culture Cute In June of last year the Home Culture club was organized and so popular has it become that since tho printing of the year book In September eight new names havo been added to the roll making a total of twentyone Meetings Meet-ings are held semimonthly and open meetings every two months to which meeting n of Sprlngvllle will be welcome wel-come Although tho club is not limited in membership the membership will necessarily be limited until arrangements arrange-ments can be made for a hall which It is hoped can be done by Interesting more women ot SprlngvJ In the organization or-ganization of clubs then all uniting and renting a suitable place A study of Holland will occupy the time of the club until almost the close or the year with special topics to be assigned for the last four meetings Book reviews and topics of current interest will be interspersed throughout the year The closing meeting of the club will beheld be-held on June 20th Mrs D C Johnson John-son Is president of the Home Culture club Mrs Frank ret vicepresident Miss Annie Hardman secretary Mrs Frank Baxter treasurer BRIGHLOE CITY Cio The Clio of Brigham City ds now in the fourth year of Its existence I was organized 1897 by Mrs C E Sullivan who became Its first president and who has held that position continuously since S The history of Rome America and China respectively has formed the basis ba-sis of study during the past three years while this year will be devoted to considering con-sidering the current history and present pres-ent condition of affairs In England Franrie Germany Turkey Russia and Denmark One afternoon will be spent with tho authors one with the painters and sculptors and one with the musicians musi-cians of each of these European coun cans Europan tries with special appropriate pro grammes on Thanksgiving Christmas and Washingtons birthday Other features fea-tures of the regular programme arc magazine reviews current topics and quotations In response to rollcall Mrs C E Sullivan Is president of the club Mrs M A Boothe vcepresl dent Miss Eva Rankin secretary and treasurer Miss La Von Pierce historian his-torian I l EUREKA I Octavo When two years ago some ladles accidentally acci-dentally met at the home of a friend tho conversation turned upon the time each wasted in desultory reading and the wish was expressed that Gono plan might be formed whereby a definite line of reading might be followed Out of this grew the organization of a club which from the number of Its charter members was named the Octave The purpose of the Octave has been to furnish a course ot home study and to make its members 0 source of help to each other In this work Last year tho efforts of the members were devoted to the study of English history The pres ent years field Is the history of France From its original membership the club has Increased to twelve with four honorary members I has further progressed I pro-gressed by federating joining the Utah Federation of Womens clubs at the last annual convention held at Provo The officers of tho Octavo club are Mrs L A Ostlen president Mrs Wild man Murphy vicepresident Miss Helen Hel-en Shepard secretary Mrs TV TV Thompson treasurer Mrs Edward R Pike historian LOGAN Beacon Light j i For the purpose of studying such literature a will Improve us mentally moral and socially this Is the sent ment sot forth In the prcamjble of the constitution of the Beacon Light so cloty organized In June 1900 In line with this the programme for the year will Include papers and discussions on llterary and scientific topics and events OfCurrent Interest An Interesting feature fea-ture of the years work also will be pap pa-p rsjaml l discussions on psychological subjects to be given by various members mem-bers of the club Meetings are held Hcmlmonthly The club has R membership mem-bership of twenty and Its officers arc Mrs Mary H LInforcl president Mrs Fannie Vernon vicepresident Mrs Alee Wright tecrctary Mrs Rose Hall assistant secretary and treasurer Mrs Mtirla C Rltcr corresponding Rier cOITcsJol secretary |
