The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-14

requirements of the new juvenile court
laws TO them.
ABOUT THREE HUNDRED members
of the Mcrordah CLUB Literary society
were present ut the initial dance OF the
society at Unity hall Thursday evening.
Dancing was the order ot the affair. Tor
which music was furnished 10y the club
orchestra. Tho members made merry
until late hour.
"rEIE MATERIAL Development ol
Capitalism and Its Inevitable Collapse
Will be the subject OF lecture before
the Social Science club tonight at Unity
hall, 13S South Second East. Mrs. Marie
Miller Johnson will be the lecturer. open
discussion from Che loor At the close.
The public Is cordially invited.
COL. MARTIN A. HAYNES, United
States internal revenue agent, in charge
of the division embracing Colorado. Nyo,
Montana, is a Salt Lake visitor Mr.
Haynos's headquarters arr In Denver. IL"
was being shown about the city Thurs
day by Collector Cal!istcr Of the inter-
nal revenue.
GEORGE NJ CANNON. JR.. of Salt
Lake when last heard from by his par
ents. April >. was cuJoyinG pleasant e%-
periences In the vicinity OF the Suez ca
| nal. He wrote that h" had Just spent
four days sailing up the Red sea and,
among the other points OF interest ne
had seen. was Mount Sinai, towering In
the distance and barren as the surround
. Ing country.
INVITATIONS have been received for
the regular monthly meeting of the salt
Lake Ad club at the Commercial Cun
Tuesday evening May is. An excellent
program has been prepared. II. j Hal
ton. advertising manager Of Il. &. NJ. /.
viii deliver an address on Fake Adver-.
Using" and j. j. O'Connor manager OF
O'Connor & Co, will speak on Its Rem
edy." There will also bc musical selcC-
tions. and tho usual discussion on ad-
yertising matters viii be carried on.
|. T. DYER superintendent OF tcle-
graph for the Salt Lake Route. was III
the city Thursday looking over the
ground about the new Oregon Short 1.inc
depot. preparatory TO removing tho wires
and cables for tho Salt Lake Route scrN-
Ice into the new station The dispatch
crs OF the salt Lake Route will have
Offices in the new station. and to make
the changes and arrange FOR the removal
from their present quarters in the Herald
building ncCessitatos great deal OF hard
work. MIR. Dyer left at midnight Tor Los
Angeles.
THE PRESIDENT and directors Of the
General Relief society have issued Invita-
tions for the commencement exercises
and reception o! the Relief Society school
OF Nurses class Of %. To be held nt s
following Will be the program FOR tn"
evening Vocal solo. Miss Edith Giant.
piano duet; Miss Jean Spence and Miss
Hannah Steele: class poem. Miss Leah
Farr; address by Instructor Dr. Marga-
ret &. Roberts: response. Miss Ruby
Thornton; quartet: presentation OF c"rti-
ticatcs. President Bathshcba W. Smith. {.
address 10 nurses. Counselor Ida :, Du
sonberry. followed by solo by Miss Grant,
and reception.
GRADUATES Of the Michigan school
OF mines at HOughton. Mich. will enter
i tain President MCNair and Professor Sea
man ut dinner a the Commercial club
Friday evening. at which II Is expected
about twenty alumni Of the school Will
be present, Tho distinguished visitors
viii reach Salt Lake City on business
trip Mt about ! O'Clock and remain here
until sunday afternoon The banquet
VIII take place at Z o'clock. and Will be
attended by "A number. of distinguished
mining men OF the city. The affair Is
under the charge OF H. Strickland
general manager oi the Utah Mines Goa
lltion company OF Alta.
COL. FRANK NJ. STERRETT. cXecu-
tive director of the forty third national
cncampment. entertained two distin-
g,iIshcd visitors Thursday afternoon I'm
the persons OF Past Junior Vice Com
mander-in-C Chief Ecnton OF Detroit and
Comrade Henry Of Cambridge Mass who
arrived here Thursday for a short visit
They were greatly pleased with the city
and expressed pleasure with the prcpa-
rations which had been made for the
coming cnCampment I'm August Mr.
Fenton will continue his journey To Los
Angeles and Mr.. Henry will return to
Cambridge