The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-18
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officers OF the general federation and
presidents of the different clubs of the
city are to be invited.
The next meeting of the Monday
Night Literary club will he Monday.
April 10, at the home of Mrs. Root. 337
South Second West. street.
Mrs. William Thome and Miss Thome
will entertain the Wasatch Literary
circle Tuesday afternoon at the Gunton
Memorial chapel Members will tako
notice that it will be the annual meet
ing and election of officers.
The music section of the Ladies Lit
erary club will bold ITS annual business
meeting Wednesday, April q, at 10
o'clock, at the clubhouse. Officers for
the coming year will be elected. also
the work to be taken up will be decided.
and final arrangements will be made
for the programme to he gwen Thurs
day evening, April 90, at S.l5, at the
clubhouse, when all club members are
cordially invited. The following pro
rramme will he given: Concerto in G.
minor (Mcndelssohn), two pianos, by
Miss Gray and Miss Williamson: two
vocal selections. (a) "May DAY. (R.
II. Walthersl and (b) cat the Making
Of the Hay" CLizs Lehmann), by Mrs,
I. Bowles. accompanied by Miss Irma
Watson; piano solo, "The Last Smile
(wollenhaupt), by Mrs. Fred Hornung;
}a) "Largo" (Handel) and (b) "Thc
Son OF tho Puszta (Keler Bela). violin,
Mrs Arnoldson, and piano, Mrs Nelden;
(a) song, Horatio Parker, and {b)
Auf Wiederseheno Carrie Jacob
Bond), Mrs. Martha Rovle King. accom-
panied by Miss Edwards; ''Honor and
companied by Mrs. Blakesley; (a)
'FThe Bird on the Roses (G. Froehle)
and (bl .Robin Adair' Carr. Dudley
Buck, Mrs. DAILY, Mrs. Hammer, Miss
.Allenbaugh and Miss Schrack, conduct
cd by Mrs. w. A. Wctzel.
At tho caucus held at the clubhouse
Friday afternoon, the following were
suggested for nominations for the vari-
GUS officers of the Ladies' Literary
club: President. Mrs. w. +. Adams,
Mrs. f. D. Miller and Mrs, Alvah Lewis;
first vice president, Mrs. George r.
second vice president, Mrs. c. II.
Blanchard and Mrs. j. w. elano; re-
cordine secretary, Mrs. Frank Anderson
and Mrs. F. E.. Marcy; corresponding
secretary. Mrs. j. G.. Hanchett and Mrs.
W. C. Druehl; treasurer, Mrs. +. J. Os-
wald and Mrs. Z. A. Wedgwood; critic,
Mrs. w. f. Tyndale and Miss Jessup;
Librarian. Mrs. G., r. Boutwell, and Mrs.
3, A. Gibson; historian. Mrs. z. o.
Leatherwood and Mrs. Fisher Harris;
directors, three to be chosen, Mrs. Nj.
4, Sowles, Mrs. William Jgleheart, Mrs.
+. II. Brown. Mrs, Fred Hornung, Mrs.
L. T. Hall, Mrs. NJ. l.. Oglesby and Mrs.
r. J. Cowan. The nomination blanks,
filled out, have to be fled with the cleo
tion committee, composed OF Mrs.
Sowles, Mrs. Wedgwood and Mrs. Will
flev, by April 26. The election will be
held at the clubhouse Friday, May IA,
The current events and current lit
ature section Of the Ladies, Literary
club met Friday. April l6. Mrs. Mer-
rill gave n review of the work of Mrs:
Alice Freeman Palmer, president of
Mrs. Lashbrook gave an entertaining
reading. The last meeting of the sec:
tion and election of officers will be held
Friday, May Z.
The Cup and Saucer Evening club
will meet Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
@. B. Onderdonk, in the Kensington
apartments.
The Woman's s league will meet at
2:3o O'Clock Monday, April 10, at the
public library. DR.. j, E. Talmage will
talk on the work Of the new Health
league.
Mrs. II. W. Sherwood entertained the
Quingenta club last Tuesday. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Lorenzo Snow, Mrs.
II. ". Ellison and Mrs. Herman. The
next meeting of the club will be on
April 27.
Tire Utopia club was entertained last
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. George T.
Briee, Prizes were won by Mrs J. G.
Hanchett, Mrs. Pauline Sands and Mrs.
T.. A. Leonard. The next meeting of
the club will be Wednesday, April %,
with Mrs. A. z. kimball
Mrs. J. H. Mcmillan entertained the
Plate club at her home Thursday. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett