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Y. at to To What Lengths Will They Go? By Edith Mudgett Hines It seems that women will rise to greater heights and go to greater lengths in the name of 'sweet charity" than for any other cause. If some prominent society woman is seen frequenting the back entrance and freight elevator of a popular hostelry, a choice bit of gossip is ruined when it is found she is not making application for: a position, but arrangements for a patriotic tea. Neither may Dame Rumor get a kick out of seeing a harassed looking matron rushing into a banking institution promptly as the portals swing open for the first depositor. Money is not needed to bail out friend husband, nor to make the last instalment on the motorcar; she is merely on hand to accost the said depositor in hope that he may purchase a pound of "home made for her worthy cause.

These postwar days have found women taking a postgraduate course. in salesmanship. They will tell you they dislike it, but are willing to sacrifice themselves upon the altar of charity. A young matron was asked recently by a lay member of an organization what women do in executive board meetings. Her answer, although not the most diplomatic, was none the less truthful, "Oh, they told a couple of good stories today and almost came to blows over that extra 37 cents in the savings account, and some time was devoted to discussing the harmonious tones in the hostess' sun parlor.

Oh, we had a very busy One version of the "Charleston' is: "Margy gets all mixed up with a swarm of bees; next day she gets hornets--that's where she learned all the new steps to Secretaries' Schedule of Club Life The women's society of the Immanuel Baptist church will meet with Mrs. Badertscher, 1410 Hollywood avenue, Thursday at 12 o'clock. Mrs. W. H.

Bennett is the assisting hostess. The women o1 section four will serve. Mrs. F. J.

Lucas will lead the devotional. Mrs. R. L. Davis will give a paper on "Slavic Work in America," and Mrs.

John Warthman will give current events. The Girls' Friendly council will meet with Mrs. C. D. Moore, 655 West Second South street, Monday at o'clock.

Maxwell McKean W. R. C. will give a card party at the home of Mrs. Charles Livingston, 1126 Gilmer drive, Friday.

Hand painted prizes will be given. 'The Daughters of the Handca-t Pioneers will meet with Mrs. Fran- cis Armstrong, 657 East First Souch street, Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Armstrong's granddaughters will have the program in charge.

The hostesses Mrs. D. H. Livingston and Mrs. Arthur Laxman.

All visiting Daughters of the Handcart Pioneers are invited. The missionary society of the First Congregational church will meet with Mrs. Isaac Harvey, 465 Eighth avenue, Thursday at 2 p. m. Mrs.

Robert Sneddon assisting hostess. The Cleofan will meet with Miss Afton Young on Harvard avenue, on Thursday, The ladies' auxiliary to the Veteran Volunteer Firemen will meet Friday at 11 o'clock all-day quilting with Mrs. Samuelson, 2812 Alden street. The ladies' auxiliary to the C. T.

will hold their regular meeting Tuesday at o'clock with Mrs. Finley Brooks, 726 South Seventh East street. Mrs. W. M.

Donahue F. and Mrs. Farrell, assisting hostesses. The Woman's Home Missionary society of the First Methodist church will the Tuesday adjourning for lunch. The Woman's Foreign will Missionary have seacharge sion, beginning The association school of will meet the Ensign Thursday at Marjorie Lee there W.

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A. a a son ple this of in of at wot SOCIETY TY SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11, 1925 CHARMING GROUP OF VISI TORS; DA DAUGHTER OF SECRETARY OF STATE TO WED left- Marshall C. Sexton, smart visitor at the D. Green home, who is receiving much social attention. Upper right- -Miss Verba Crockett, attractive daughter of Secretary of State H.

E. Crockett, who will be married this week. Lower left--Miss Genevieve Shankland of Wilmington, who has been a guest of Miss Naomi Hoffman during the week. Lower center- Mrs. Thomas Allen Jr.

of Boston, who during her visit with her sister, Mrs. Harold Fabian, has been the motif of much entertaining. Lower right-Mrs. Robert Lawson of Los Angeles, a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. McDonald, at the McDonald home 011 First avenue. Leered Foo training the work- day afternoon is hoping cover home of the interest to them. Mrs.

William M. Third South and tends an current events Woman's cratic women to and meeting Mrs. Stewart Masonic at at president of club, 11:30. Stewart, East umiere. street.

The ex- The regular board directors invitation Demo- of East members hygiene and day, at present. will cooking: which Alvin South. and glene promptly at making No. 3: chrome; 2 4 p. to 4 home of Sick; 2 to 4 meeting of of Civic 7:30 to shades; Thursday-10 to Friday-10 the 7:30 Joseph titled Tea Ladies' Literary Club Sections Meet The dramatic section of the Ladles' Literary club will meet ac the clubhouse Monday at 2:30 p.

The day will be in charge of Mrs. E. D. Hammond. A short play will be read by Mr8.

A. H. Parsons, and current drama will be reviewed by Mrs. Floyd Bothwell. The history- tourist section of the club will meet.

Tuesday morning at 10:30 o'clock, at the clubhouse, The following program will be given: Book Review, Joan of Arc (Mark Twain), Mra. W. H. Bramel, Reading, Chanson of Rolande, Mrs. C.

D. Kipp. DiEs a The parliamentary law section of the club will meet at the clubhouse (Tuesday at 1 p. m. The program follows: "The Officers and the Minutes," by Mrs.

O. E. McGahen. "How Business Is Conducted in Deliberative Assemblies," by Mrs. S.

A. Cobb. Luncheon will be served at 12:15 with Mrs. F. B.

Cook and Mrs. Perry A. Clark as hostesses. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Clark, Hyland 3852.

The music section of the club will meet Tuesday, at 2:30 p. at the clubhouse. The day ig in chargo of Mrs. Samuel Makoff and Mrs. James L.

White. The section has undertaken the study of Karl W. Geh-kins' "The Fundamentals of Music." The first two chapters dealing with notation and rhythm will be discussed by Mrs. P. H.

Mallinckrodt. Musical illustrations will be given by Mrs. Makoff at the piano and dances, portraying the varlous forms of rhythm, will be given by the following pupils of Miss Miranda E. Matson: Tin Soldier, Dorothy Left. Paper Doll, Ruth Pearson.

Basket Dance, Mary Alice La Coquette, Virginia Hout, Tarantella, Frances Madsen. Minuet Fancies, Helen Singleton, Peggy Tolton, Spanish, Carol Henle. Aesthetic Dance, Frances Madsen, Virginia Hout. The music section chorus, under the direction of Mr. J.

W. Curtis, will meet at the clubhouse at 4 o'clock, following this program. A card party will be given by the music section at the clubhouse Tuesday, October 20. Tickets may be "obtained from Mrs. F.

F. Kimball or members of the entertainment committee of the section. CoM meeting regular notiona nol1908 10 to 12 poly- millinery; 2:30 hyglene and care p. parchment 9:30 p. night to 12 dressmak- home 12 of sick: 10 to 4 p.

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of business session 1:15 especially the No. following page.) The arts and crafts section of the club will meet at the clubhouse Thursday for a working session aL 11 a. m. A box luncheon will be served at 12:30 p. m.

with Mrs. L. Stone a8 hostess. The afternoon program begins at 2:80 o'clock, the subject: being "'Arts and Crafts of the Hawalian Islands The day is in charge of Mrs. Grant Swan.

The readers' section of club will ineed on Thursday at the clubhouse, at 4 p. m. The reading of Henry will be taken up and a study made of titles of sovereignty and nobility. The current events and current literature section of the club will meet at the clubhouse Friday at 2:30. The program is as follows: Mrs.

J. A. Widtsoe will give la short talk on "The Responsibility of Being a Citizen." Mrs. John Gross will give a paper on "Amy Lowell- Her Life and Preceding the mecting of the section. Dr.

George E. Fellows. of the faculty of the University of Utah, will deliver the first in a series ol four lectures on International Relations, at one o'clock. These tectures are given under the auspices of the current events section. OwIng to the importance of the subjeet the lectures will be open to non-members of the club.

Tickets for the series may he obtained from Mrs. James H. Wolfe, or Mrs. F. M.

McHugh, Nuptial Events Salmonson- Batavia. Mr. and Mrs. B. Salmenson announce the marriage of their daughter, Minnie, to Philip Batavia, formerly of Salt Lake.

The marriage took place October 9 in Los Angeles, where the couple will make their home. Crockett- -Hurler. Secretary of State and Mrs. Crockett announce the engagement of their daughter, Verba Mae, to Clarence A. Hurler, the marriage to take place the latter part of this week, in the Salt Lake Temple, after which the young couple will leave on EL wedding trip to the northwest.

Clays- -Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Clays announce the engagement of their daughter, Chine Ruth, to Murray F.

Henderson. The wedding will take place November 7. Neeleman- Anderson. Mr. and Mrs.

S. Neeleman announce the engagement of their daughter, Ruby, to James L. Ander- son Jr. The wedding is to take place November 18. Muir Joseph Muir of Boise, announces the engagement of his daughter, Maryl, to Ernest D.

Salm of Boise, The marriage will take place Wednesday, October 21, in the Salt Lake Temple. Both young peowere formerly of Salt Lake. Hobson Stohr. Announcement is made of the marriage Miss Wanda Hobson or San Pedro, and J. Allen Stohr Mr.

and Mrs. L. H. Stohr of city, on June 6, in Redlands, Cal. Mr.

and Mrs. Stohr are now at home San Francisco, ole federation given Mrs. Wilkinson. Mrs, D. and N.

The Electa 340 Culp, Mrs. meeting Logan W. Ware, the Mrs. sound Mrs. N.

A. Dunyon Girls' will meet Mrs. Glenn Literary will the standards of dunes, ing girl and girls field very Straup. The literary Monday only attend section October Thirteenth that 1:10 No. The regular 9 Seekers' meet funds regular Monday, Margaret Star.

Klemm 0. followed Monday A. where This business Tues-.