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Show ! THE BEACON LIGHT SOCIETY. j Perhaps it is not geheral'y j known that Logan has a flourish-I flourish-I ing ladies literary society, under j the name of the "Beacon Light,'' which has been in existence since !i899- I J he present officers of the club are: Mrs. M. H. Linford, president; presi-dent; Mrs. A. M. Steed, vice-president; vice-president; Mrs. Alice Wright, secretary; Mrs. Rose Hall, assistant assist-ant secretary and treasurer; Mrs M. C. Riter, corres. secretary; with Mrs. - M. L. Gowans and Miss Lulu Carpenter to act with .illinium .ir:rTraui.tttf:-i.Tn:minir?nr by Mrs, M. C. Riter. On Oct. 24th, the program consisted of the first lesson on "Child nature or training of the senses" by Mrs. M. H. Linford, and "The beginning begin-ning of. American Literature" by Mrs Fanny Vernon. The next meeting will be held Nov. 7th, when Mrs. Gowans will give her report of the Federation Fed-eration and Mrs. Wright will tell what constitutes an Ideal Husband. Hus-band. Mrs. Gowans was elected treasurer treas-urer of the State Federation of Ladies Clubs, at its recent meeting. , tne president as a program.com- :mittee. At a meeting of the society at; .the Brigham Young college Sept. j 26, 1901, it was decided that' 'American Literature" by A.G. j Newcomer and ,, "The study of ( .Child Nature," by Elizabeth I Harrison be used as books of re-jference re-jference for the year's work, i Mrs M . L. Gowans was elected ;as delegate to the State Federa- i tion of woman's clubs to be held ' in Provo on the 29th, 30th and 31st of October- I The club meets every two ; weeks on Thursday at 3.30 p. m. 1 ' at the Brigham Young college. j It was decided that the program ; already prepared be rendered at : the next meeting, which was held ! October ioth, and which, con j jsisted of some worthy points on i !"Good house-keeping" by Miss ; Lulu Carpenter. A lesson on the i "Study of Child Life" by Miss1 Rose Jones and "The life and"' works of Harriet Needier Stowe" I |
