The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
WOMAN'S WORK IN
THE CLUB WORLD
Open Meeting of Ladies Liter.
ary Club VIII Be Held on
Friday.

Friday. March 3. thero will be nm open
meeting of the Ladies' Literary club. The
following programme Will be given by the
music section
Ca) "Ungarischor March" a Won Imro Alfoldy
tb) "I'nsnrischer Tam. Won Imre AlfoIdy
MS Horning Mrs. Putnam Mrs. Treasure
Mrs. Nelden crwo pianoS) ,.-,.,.,
n) II My Songs Had Airy Pin!ons,' IT.
n, .,r,r, s,uo.. club chorus pupez
(b) "MaZourka" ....,,......-,..... Schneider
Mrs w. G Tutuc.
,aD The House OF CARDS ,.............. .Pease
tU) Il Love You Sweet .........s. o.. Bartlett
Mrs W. \ Wetzen Mir. W G. Tutte,
Vocal solo With harp accompaniment
Mrs Nlyah Lewis.
'WhirI and 9wirI' C'Iho Flying Dntenmen ,
club chorus
Andante gFitth symphony a., sSe.nSwen %Toss,,TI
Mls Noldcn. 1.-TWO pianos)
Woman Praises Juvenile Court.
One OF the important club meetings of
the week was that of the Woman's club
on Tuesday afternoon. at the home OF
Mrs. Augusta DeaRe, there being Sood
attendance OF members and VISITORS. Mrs.
Denne read very comprehensive paper on
Juvenile Courts" and especially on the
Juvenile court Of Salt Lake city. giving
Il concise history OF the latter from IT'S
inception 60 the present time, as well oS
many facts relating TO these courts In
other towns OF this State. She character
lied the Juvenile court law OF Utah AS
among the best in the United States.
In several particulars, and told how, In
one Instance at least. It's fame had
reached even 10 the Old World. She gave
n brief review of the methods pursued by
our court, and showed how the young Of
fender was made to feel that he was I'm
friendly hands. rather chan In u court TO
mete out punishment; The influence OF
the court for good. she said is ineStim-
able. She also gave a description or the
Norris school and the influence II exerts
for the bettcrmcnt OF the boys who make
their home within It's walls. paying a high
compliment to the management, especial
ly to the teacher. Mrs Crane, who has
given her services without remuneration
ever since the school was opened.
Shakespeare Section.
The Shakespeare section of the Ladies
Literary club will meet Wednesday morn
Ing. March q, at the clubhouse to con-
tinue the reading OF Anthony and Cleo
patru." ." under the leadership OF Mrs. John
Cain.
Tourist Section Meets Tuesday.
The tourist section OF the club VIII meet
on Tuesday morning a the clubhouse and
the programme VIII be given which was
intended for last week, but was postponed
on account Of the storm.
ST Patrick's Day Entertainment,
The Seekers Literary club gave a St
Patrick's day entertainment yesterday af
ternoon ut the home OF Mrs. James Beless
for tho benefit of the travelling library.
The rooms were decorated with streamers
OF green ribbon and shamrockS. a pro-
grammc was given by Mrs. Randolf Mrs.
Thompson. Mrs. b. b owens Miss Gra-
shell and Miss Shaner. A neat sum was
realized for tho library. The next meet
ing OF the club will be held Tuesday at
the home of Mrs Seaton, $56 West Second
North street.
Entertains Reading Club.
Mrs w. Fl Arnold entertained the
Ladies' Reading club at delightful
luncheon at FranlSlins Saturday. after
which Harwood'S art studio was visited,
those present being Mrs. ]. NJ. Anderson.
Mrs James Dinwocdey, Mrs T. n Smith.
Mrs. S X. Dinwoodey. Mrs. h. F. Hanna.
Mrs w. S Hudson, Mrs. ]. Sanborn
and Mrs l.. w Hall.
Treble Clef Club Meeting.
The Treble Clcf VIII meet Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock sharp. at 2oS Com
Club building Very important
rehearsal.
Musical Section Ladies' Club.
Tho members OF the music section are
requested to meet at the clubhouse Thurs