The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02

Iern m Instances, Mrs. selden I, Claw,
Mrs, Fl. l.. A. Culmer; "The Pillars of
So%ciety,n Mrs. Harold S. Daynes,
The fundamental Blunder," Mrs.
| Wlll Mcdonald; "Tabloid Phases and
SraZes, - Mrs. Frank T. Roberts; ''The
D2.lar Mark" Mrs. w. +, Ritter;
tFromlses," Miss Ida Savage; ''The
Strength of Being Clean Mrsl Thom,
Mrs. Charles H Wells; 7'The Melting
PPot,', Miss Abbie Wells; "The Open
hoad,, Miss Emmeline Wells; "Un.
aer the Spreading Chestnut Tree. -
MISS Alton Young; "The House of
Dreams' Mrs. John Y. Rich.
The building committee of the
| LADIES' Literary club is having busy
!lme these days passing on ard CRITICS
Ing plans. meeting will be held
tuesday afternoon next at the home
OF Mrs. William C. Jennings on Sec
ond avenue, when the plans so far sub.
mltted VIII be gone over. The build
ing committee consists of Mrs Elmer
b: Jones, chairman; Mrs. William Jen.
nings. Mrs. Frank p. Stephens, and
Mrs. W. R. Hutchinson, president of
the club is ex-officio member of the
committee
The work Of the building commit.
tee is closely allied to that Of the
finance committee, which is reporting
excellent success along the lines Of
raising the money for the building
courtesy of j. w. Houston, the bonds
are handled by his firm without com
pensation, and this will mean great
saving of funds In the end. The com.
mlttee is headed by Mrs. Russell C.
Woodruff, and the other members are
Mrs. Il. B, Crltchlow, Mrs. j. C. Han
chett, Mrs. J: f. Cowan, Mrs c. w.
watson and Mrs. Ledyard NJ Bailey.
Closely allied TO regular club work,
yet giving more and greater satisfac.
tlon In the hne Of individual work, are
the classes in literature, which begin
work this week under the leadership
OF Mrs. William Igleheart. The morn
ing classes will be held at Rowland
Hall and that in the evening at Mrs.
lgleheart s home in the Critchlow
apartments. The Shakespeare class be-
gins work next Monday morning at
1890 at the hall; that in the later
Victorian poets at the same time and
place on Tuesday, and an evening class
IN the same subject will begin work on
Monday evening,
The Wasatch Literary club holds its
HStbluH IOI lHc cIuD year on
Tuesday afternoon. October 4, at the
home of Mrs. Parks. 936 East Eleventh
South street, Among the pleasing fea
lures provided for the afternoon is
reception TO club members, report on
the biennial by Mrs. McMahon and
vocal solo by j. r. Hand, who has re-
Gently returned from abroad.
The art section of tho Ladies' Lit
p ryi
ing next at the clubhouse. The pic
tufes for special study are "The Last
Supper, Mona Lisa and HThc Vir-
gin of the Docks" Mrs. Thomas Ma
rioneaux will give a paper on these
pictures.
The poets section of the Ladies
Literary club Will meet tomorrow aft.
ernoon with Miss Linda Jessup at her
home on O street. The section this
year is studying Faust. -
The tourist section of the Ladies
Literary club will meet Tuesday morn
ing at the clubhouse to continue their
study of Sweden and Norway. Mrs,
j. l.. Franken will give paper on
"The Legends, Sagas and Religion, -
and Mrs. FreuDd will discuss ''Gov.
eminent, Education and Benevolent In
stitutions.'
The social service section of the La
dies Literary club Will hold its first
meeting Wednesday morning next at
l0:30, when q general plan Of the work
to be carried out for the year will be
outlined
The first meeting of the current
events and current literature section of
the Ladies Literary club will be held
next Friday afternoon. Miss Linda
will be In charge during the absence
of Mrs Kiingender. The main topic
to be presented will be "reminiscences
OF Trip to Hawaii by Mrs. Thomas
Weir.
The Daughters Of the Utah Pioneers
Will hold the postponed meeting next
Friday afternoon at the usual meeting
place on North Main street at 4
o 'clock, A special programme Of mu
sic and "reminiscences viii be given
and social hour will follow.
The Seekers Literary club will hold
its first meeting Of the year with Mrs.
MARCEL, 454 East Fourth South street,
on Tuesday at . p. m. Mrs, Blackmarr
is leader for the day. A reading from
Byron will be given by Mrs. DAILY.
Roll call responses on Rome Mem
bers will please call for their books at
the home of Mrs. Rumel, 246 West
Trhir rd South street,