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Show dinand and Isabella, the glorious era of Parliamentary Usages for Women. of Spanish history. adThe speaker s Fox Mrs. tering of wings that the birds of the is hoped by some of It s of of revival the rea to into marshalled induced seemed spoke learning under forest mirers, that she may he touched and r also upon the a thirty-fouover Isabella, conduct to years main here long enough Something Auld Lang Syne pageantry. the of horrors which reinquisition was captivatingly rendered in vari- have passed since the Womans club class in parliamentary laws. of Ferdinand and sanction the ceived ft. ft Isabella. Subsequent history shows ations. Everything went down before movemeut had its beginning in Sorosis, of the much New which York of the in Tod Ilelmuth, Mrs. president The City, that many of the brightest and that deliciousiy catchy hysteria, visit will of Women, best of Spains subjects werel loi,t Coon Band Contest and the opportun- loved Jennie June was the founder, National Council the from to her through the cruel exactions of to cut and the New England Womans Club in Salt Lake on her return ity it affords for the trombones the time. Mrs. Gatrell gave a brief Los at Angeles. convention Zimmerof Boston, which owed its inception to loose and work overtime. Mr. synopsis of the history of the country ft man, who was down for one of his popu- Mrs. Caroline M. Severance, now of this reign, following down Herald Among following Los says: lar cornet solos, was unable to appear. The Angeles to modern affairs. Reports were givea Angeles. In January, 1889, when As a substitute, Mr. Held swung hisn Los those are state badges of the work of the was preparing for the celebra- the prettiest comband through Sousas dashy El Capi-ta- Sorosis The last mittee. of 21st Mrs. of Utah they tion her the the delegation, club worn meeting Croly birthday, by In all of Mr. Helds thirty March. ribbon season satin be of this will held for convention a broad a next of week. yellow more consist suggested holding ' concerts I have heard nothing clubs. So eager were the responses to with the word Utah, and at the botft ft charmand vocally dedilyrically satisfying Mrs. Della federation so the of sent motto and invitations the out, the tom great Daynes The home and educational section of ing than the work of was the success of this first general cated to Thought, Action, Progress. last Sunday in her two superb solos, movement, that it was voted to form a Salt Lake is justly proud of its able the Ladies Literary club have elected Mr. Held Snow and Happy Days. Mrs. as officers for the coming year: Mrs organization known as the representation in the convention. have should have discovered her long ago. permanent Nelden W. R. Hutchinson, chairman; Mrs. L. General Federation. This new organi- Elmer Jones and Mrs. Mr. Earl Mackeys solo on the saxa-pho- zation held for honor much in M. Bailey, assistant chairman, and its first regular meeting both been accorded was a sincere and artistic effort dear in on 1890. held Mrs. N. B. White as secretary of the convention addresses The able subjects March, their instruto plea8euswith an unpopular ConThe women was section. of the birthday of Sorosis to the hearts of club ment. Altogether the concert was one honor sixty-thre- e The from and Traveling attended sumers ft ft by the representatives and League, of the most enjoyable yet given two clubs. for last the Reports Library.Mrs. Josephine Ruffin is the woman, audience was liberally applausive. states show that thirty-seve- n years it will he remembered, tried to ft ft belong to the federation and 600 indiThe tourist section of the Ladies who, fesmemberthe doors of the General Federavidual clubs, all comprising a Helds Military Band will give a club held its last session for open Literary of Presidents of 200,000. when nearly ship of. Womans clubs to colored tival in the Tabernacle, May 20th, on Wednesday afternoon, tion this to the General Federation the presyear up ina number of novel features will be ent time have been Charlotte Emerson meeting with Mrs. Niel, in her apart- women two years ago at Mil waukee. It is for the benefit of the Brown, Ellen M. Henrotin and Rebecca ments in the Dooly block. The sub- The Womans Era club, of which Mrs. troduced. Lowe, each serving two terms. ject for the afternoon was The Great Ruffin is president, was admitted to Bands Liberty Park musical fund, it Douglass to give a Beautiful tributes were paid Mrs. Croly German Composers, talks were given the G. F. W. C. by Mrs. Lowe, who did being Mr. Helds intention in the memorial services held for her by Miss Jessup, Mrs. H. W. Brown, the at concerts park of Mrs. Lowe Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Cheeseman, Mrs. not know it was a club of colored series on Thursday afternoon. popular In view of presided and the speakers included Ewing and Mrs. Fenton. Piano and women, although tbe constitution forthroughout the summer. under which Mrs. Severance and Mrs. Charlotte vocal solos were given by Mr. warded with the application for memthe delightful obligations Mrs. of Wilbour. lovers Miss Plummer, the music Gray, Mr. Held has placed bership clearly implied the fact. This ft ft Mrs. Jack Keith, Miss McChrystal, in a measure, enthe town, we should, of the admission of clubs by The Womans club of Nome, repre- Mrs. Peabody, Mrs. Lewis and Ander- question deavor to lessen our indebtedness of the Taber- sented at the biennial, About sixty guests were present composed of colored women has since filling the auditorium possesses un son. and enjoyed an afternoon of rare become the burning issue of the Fednacle on May 20th. usual interest because of its pioneer pleasure. ft ft eration. Mrs. Ruffin is attending the ft ft work in the far north. It was organYon who biennial as a representative of the played Knute Erickson, ized in 1900 with twenty charter memAt last Fridays meeting of the cur-resome Theatre Lake is and social Federation of Colored bers. In character it philYonson at the Salt event sec- Noatheastein current and literature dewhich to meet voted at a meeting in aim the In its Mrs. W. Women, months ago, will soonleave his Swedish anthropic. Ladies of the tion Literary, newid in the conditions ass., last summer to paj arising more mand of and Springfield, chairman elected was White R. dialect characters for something Asa looks particu- Mrs. John Reed friends here ly populated country, it com- her expenses for this purpose. the for secretary of the home. of Womans Era pretentious. Histoman? the member club, she know of his inten- larly to the preservation state in the ing year. will be interested to convention. in a seat are is the from every entitled in the Broad-hur- Its members ft ft tion to essay comedy roles over now number Mrs. Ruffins father had the mixed and Union, fifty, the coming Ladies of section the plays, beginning with The of the French, Indian and negro blood history ft ft season. of club held the last meeting races, and her mother was an English The Womens Lawyers club of New Literary on at Mrs. Ruffin has for some Jten woman. Thursday morning, will York City is attracting much favorable the year Peasant the and identified-witPrince Mrs.S. been all definate The years o'clock, in the club rooms. Rosalie Miss from the comment Orlob and Napublic. on Maltese work for the .improvement of the Lincoln Boggs gave a paper be given by the and devotes she is its Loew of president, colored race and lias held many promas Emperor, and the subject Onera company in Ogden,to Monday her energies to the enlightening of poleon Louise. inent positions in the Massachusetts one minute talks was Marie produce women nieht. It is also proposed legal upon questions, knotty Suffrage association and the Neff ft ft the opera in some of the other larger ft ft She was association. on Tuesday af- England Press club towns of the state. Womans The Woman's the editor, of The Era, the Mrs. Emma C. Fox, one of the most ft ft had an interesting paper by publication from which the club of ternoon with distinguished women of the convention, The Grand closed its season is the recognized parliamentarian of Mrs. Gatrell on Spain. Mrs. Gatrell- which she was founder and president, Waifs. Little Two It was because of the Lincoln J. Carters G. F. W. C. assemblies, and author dwelt particularly on the reign of Fer- took its name. the paper will goto New York progressive work done by thecolored Manager Hammer iBrst organization of finest the the book that and summer during the seen here at women was formed in 1873. The club line of attractions ever motto is, Help to Make the World popular prices. f Better. ft ft At the Salt Lake Theatre May It is said of Mrs. Denison that few Williams and Walkers colored aggrewomen have a greater faculty of saywill be seen in a gation of ebony artists ing just the right thing in the most and vaudeville musical of potpourri the said to emacceptable manner and at just?Denturns. The company is Surely Mrs. the proper moment. colored needed for woman is the rare brace some of theandcleverest ison NEW MILITARY BAND a really artistic America presidency for the General federation, a little of every, : melo-.diou- -- anti-cigaret- te ne ,, Wood-mans- ee, nt st . h 4mH'HW'HHW4mH'HiHmH'H$ 16-1- 7, Sunday Evening Concert, HELDS Seduction, embracing thing, will be givea y. ft ft for Mr Held announces a program embraces tomorrow evening which heard in several numbers never before The full program followB: . Salt Lake. j 1). Dreamy Eyes. Solo for Banjo. Mr. . E. froin IlTravatore Old Black Joe M. Johnson. .a.F. Haynes V.. V..'. kerler Bela cannot tfeachofMr. Helds patrons of the forego-Kf- f one number he must be special liking, Le Grande. hard to please. HARRY ft ft Manager. E'Cenintf. ... May llth. . . , SOPRANO SOLO BY MRS, CLARIBEL RIDGES PIKE, . BANJO SOLO BY MR. E. M. JOHNSON. Seven numbers by the Band of 40 Pieces. : ; SEATS - - - . - 25 Cents, of Cynthia Westover Alden, New York city, is the representative of the Sunshine society. Her creed is a creed of cheer, and the following line express the basic thought upon which the society wns formed: Have you had a kindness shown, Mrs. Grand Theatre Sunday Grand Selection J JJJ. . . Soprano Solo. Mrs . Claribel Ridfigs jedley. Sv T a. A Serenade M It). Prog Puddles. SuarianULutspiei. JZhnmerman. AT THE i Pass it on. Twas not given for you alone, Pass it on. ' Let it travel down the years, Let it wipe anothers tears, Till in heaven the dead appears, Pass it on. ft ft Mrs. Alden, Sunshine Alden, her friends delight in calling her, wa one whose luggage failed to arrive time for the evening festivities of the biennial and Bhe had to wear her trsr eling suit at the evening reception, |