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Show CLUB NOTES A meeting of tlir current events and current literature section of the ladies' Literary club will bo held nt the clubhouse club-house Friday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. IL will be an original afternoon, as only original songs, aiorlca and poetry will ho frlven. Original sioilcs will be rend by Mrs. Charles Kct-d and -Mrs. Morris L. Rhchlc. After thai, orlplnal poems will be gIVen by Josephine Spencer and Mrs. Annie Adams, mother of Miss Maude Adams. Mrs. John Reed will give a selection se-lection from Judge Goodwin's "Comstoelc Club," A musical selection, originated by Mrs. Krillb Richards, will be sung by Miss Edna Dwycr. Mrs. JSngcne Palmer will sing an original composition by Dewey Richards. The meeting will bo especially Intcrcsllng, and a cordial invitation la extended to all club-mcm-bers and their friends. The Second and Klevonth wards of the city will observe tho alinivorsary of the organization of the Relief soelelv In their respective nmuscment halls Thursday, March 17. Commencing ni il o'clock in the afternoon, a programme will be' given In tho Second ward hall, and an old-tlmo ball will b! given In the Eleventh ward hnll at night. The programme for tho Second ward is as follows: .Lecture on first organization of Relief society,, Mrs. L-ydla ). Alder; solo. Mrs, Flossie Elg-gren; Elg-gren; reading. L. Frank Brantlng; piano duel, tho Misses Crania White and Hqlen Croft; remarks. Bishop II. C. Iverjson; vocal solo, Miss Goorglnna. .Robertson; re-mnrks, re-mnrks, Mrs, Lucy T. Kinney; piano solo. Mrs. Charles Cusworlh. remarks, Mrs. Hodgson: solo, R. Jl. Siddoway; social hour and refreshments. The music section of the ladles' Literary Lit-erary club will meet Wednesduy morning at 10 o'clock at the clubhouse. Tho morning morn-ing will be devoted to American music. Miss Fannie Olds will give the paper, Including a synopsis of "The Pipe Desire," De-sire," by Frederick Converse. Vocal and Instrumental numbers from other American Ameri-can composers will be given by Mrs. Horning. Mrs..Oglesby. Mrs. Lewis, Airs. Williamson, Airs. Taylor nnd Mrs. Palmer, accompanied by Aire, Alellon. Mrs. Ai-noldson Ai-noldson will give a violin selection. All club members aro cordially Invited to be present. The March number of the Xational Food .Magazine, a publication devoted to pure foods and tho enforcement of pure food laws, pays a. high tribute to Mrs. Tom D. Pitt of this city, who Is vice president of the Associated Clubs of .Domestic .Do-mestic Science for Utah. In part the article says: "Mrs. Pitt, In the capacity of vice president, is pursuing a most Important work Investigating locnl bakeries and planning to get some Important Im-portant data with regard to tho milk question." Tho article Js accompanied by; an excellent hnlf-lonc of Mrs. Pitt. The regular Sunday afternoon vesper' service was hold In the rooms of thei V. W. C. A., In the Brooks Arcade. Sunday Sun-day afternoon at 5 o'clock. Mrs. Sarah Johnston Thome, a former secretary conducted the meeting, taking for her text John xv., 1-S: "I am the vine anil ye arc my branches.'' The special musical musi-cal feature was the singing of two solos by Airs. Henry Kirkman. which wore. "Oh, Love Divine" and "Hold Thou .My Hand." The meeting was well attended. The Bay view Reading club met at the apartment of Mrs. .1. M. Wllfley In the Hollywood .Monday aflornon. Airs. Tlb-bals Tlb-bals gave a paper on "The Alexandrian Sciences and Philosophies" and "The New School of Painting." also "The School of Rhodes." In addition to the regular programme. Mrs. C. 15. Allen gave a talk on "The Work of the Mothers' Congress." Con-gress." Section 5 of the Ladles' Aid society of ! tho First Methodist church will entertain enter-tain the ladles of the church and their friends at a St. Patrick's day party Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. M. Thomas. 60 Thirteenth East street. A line musical and literary programme pro-gramme will be given. A meeting of the Mondny Night Literary Lit-erary club was held at the apartment of Aliss Rosalie Pollock ' in the Kensington Alonday evening. An interesting paper on "Irish Peasants and Irish Poetry" was given by Air. Townsend. After the paper was lead a social hour was spnt and dainty refreshments wore served. The social which was to have been given Thursday evening by Airs. I5IHott at her home. G0S South Alain street. In honor of the James H. AU'Koan corps, has been postponed because of the serious seri-ous Illness of Airs. Elliott. March 1!) will be tag day for the National Na-tional W. C. T. 1'.. and the local organization organi-zation will observ; the date, with the proceeds pro-ceeds going to the Florence Crlltenton home at Ogden and the Orphan's Home and Day Nursery In Salt Lake. Electa chapter. O. E. S.. will be entertained enter-tained at the home of Mrs. Ilaliio AI. Owen. 1"0 West Fourth South street. Thursday evening. March IT. All members mem-bers of the order are cordially Invited to be present. The .Misses Alary Storer ami Jennie Breckon will entertain tho niobers and friends of the Christian Endeavor society of the Third Presbyterian church Friday evening In tho church parlors. The George H. Alaxwell W. It. C. will hold a meeting Wednesday afternoon. March 1C. at L':::o o'clock. In I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting members are requested to be present. The Wasatch Literary circ le will met this (Tuesday; afternoon with Airs. W. I). Prosscr. when an open meeting will be held. The programme will start at S j o'clock. i The members of the .Matinee club will be entertained Wednesday afLcrnoon by Mrs. L. S. Deane at her home on East Third South street. The St. Mark's Hospital association will give n card party the afternoon of Tuesday. Tues-day. .March Tl, at the Ladles' Literary club house. The Quingenta club will meet thlB (Tuesday) afternoon with Airs. A. A. Aloulton at her home, ."H" Fifth East street. The Jolly Thirteen club will meet Thursday with Airs. O. F. Peterson at her home. SOS East Fifth South street. The Plate club will be entertained Wednesday afternoon by Airs. Parker nt her homo on South Temple street, The College club will meet Thursday afternoon 'with Airs. Gorham and Airs. Frcclaud at 715 Second avenue. Tho Church Hospital association will meet at the Ladles' Literary club house Tuesday. March -!). Airs. T. C. Hand will entertain the members of the Opal club Thursday afternoon. The HOO club will meel with Louis Hills Thursday evening at his home on First avenue. The KII Kave 500 club will meet this (Tuesday) afternoon with Airs. G. Frank Clark. |
