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Show f THE REVIEW, On Tuesday evening next Miss Viola Whitney-Whitof Chicago, will give a Song Recital, under the auspices of the Ladies Literary Club, in the club house on Third East. e, The delegate from the Ladies Literary Club to the Denver Biennial is Mrs. Emma J. McVicker; alternate Miss Emma McCornick. From the S. L. Womans Club, Mrs. Valerie De Mude Kelsey is the delegate; Mrs. Annie M. Bradley, alternate. The Ladies Reading Club of Junction City, Kansas, is the fortunate recipient of a handsome club house, presented to it by Capt. Bertrand Rockwell who was moved to provide the club with a home in recognition of the beneficent influence on the community it has exercised for twenty-two The building is of years. native stone, windows of cathedral glass, hardwood polished floors, lighted with electric lights and is commodious and beautiful. Captain Rockwell considers that the influence for good which the widespread organization of womens' clubs wields, ranks in importance next to our public school system. When the New England Womens Club and Sorosis started nearly thirty years ago, the club woman was the subject of caricature, doggerel, and lamentation to a far greater degree It than is the woman voter of was predicted that she would ape all the follies and vices of the club man, and none of his virtues; that she would neglect home, husband, and children for her club. She was pictured as coming home at three oclock in the morning too exhilarated to use Such was the club her latch-kewoman to be an imitator of the club man in his worst phase. Wotnaris to-da- y. 7 izations, only sometimes we wish you would come over into Macedonia and help us. In the Womans Club the annual due is $5 a year for each member.' Let me tell you some of the ways in which we are using that money at this very time. We give Pastor Uzzell $75 for his Christmas dinner, and 100 women go down to the tabernacle next Tuesday, to help give food and cheer to 2,000 hungry children; $30 goes to help furnish free beds and baths at Salvation Army headquarters for men, mind you; $20 to Mrs. Pecks Mission; $5 to the Working Boys Home; $20 to the Ladies Relief Home, to make a bright Christmas. All the toys and dolls for the Home for Dependent Children, the Orphans Home, and the Kitchen Garden children, are furnished from the Womans Club; a good sum of money for some individual cases; the dinner, Christmas tree and entertainment for the sixty children at the Day Nursery. Books, magazines, and pictures are carried to all the institutions in the city by our library committee. Did the Denver Club ever make a gift of a subscription to some of the fine illustrated Christmas papers? We wonder if the University Club ever thought of hanging a picture down at the Working Boys Home, just for Christmas? Those splendid athletic and wheel club men, what jolly entertainments they can give! what Christmas cheer they could bring to Bright-sidto the 100 little homeless lads in that institution 1 Perhaps there are 1,200 club men in the city of Denver, and the average dues are they $60 a member? Seventy-tw- o thousand dol2 lars a year. Shall we say anything further, gentlemen? e, Mrs. Platt, president of the Denver Womans Club, in comparing the work of mens and womens clubs in the Womans Number of the Rocky Dr. Grace P. Murray, in a recent address before the New York Household Economic Association, on The Relation of the Mother to the Child, Physical, Moral and Mental, said Children should be allowed to grow like flowers, without too much interference; but many mothers in their anxiety, treat them as the little ones Mountain News, says: We do not object in the least to mens clubs, nor criticise their organ themselves treat the seedlings which they continually uproot to see if they are growing. y. Journal. THOMSON & IISTINH, Dealers in Staple and Fancy Grocerl3S. GOOD BUTTER A SPECIALTY. 338 a MAIN, COllNEB MARKET STREET giiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiig Have more points of merit than any other modern Cooking and Healing apparatus. Hold exclusively by the 5 COMPANY. 5iiiii imiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiHiiiiinii Attorneys andCounselors-at-La- w. BALT LAKE CITY. C. F. & F. C. Loofbourow, No. 70 Commercial Block. Eugene Lewis, Office 102 and 108 Commercial Block. 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