The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
] Society and Club

noetino will be held at the home OF
Mge'ips Mrs Eugene Moscr at $50 o'clock
TUESDAY afternoon
nh, College club was delightfully."-
entertained BY Miss Hague at rue e M. M,
n, Walker home on East ,c, South lcm-
lions which were beautiful, consisted
of red and white roses. y DAINTY
luncheon was served The center OF
tbc dining table was adorned with
large vase OIL fragrant roses
meet al the residence Of Mrs, Maria
Vouno .DoucalL at 3 o'clock Monday
~ geS s,er1oon ,5nnnary "a An interesting
rroorammc will be carried out. MIS-
tIarriet Hanks. daughter Of Mrs lar.
r;ot Young, who arrived IN the SAT-
lake valley with her mother July "a,
1917. will give a talk. n remlniSeciht
one of the three pioneer women W. VIZ
reached the Salt Lake valley Win tne
frst company July -, 1877, The plo'
noar women were Mrs Harriet Young,
wife of Lorenzo u. Young; -; Ellen
sands KimbaIl and Clara Decker mere
viii be instrumental music by MISS
Celia Becsey and Jean Wittson.
len fnOuSUuu UDIldIo 10 'b' t''''
is absolutely necessary for the com,
plction of the building for the Orphans
Home and Day Nursery. Members OF
the association are considering seNeIdi
plans by which this amount can pc
raised The Salt Lake tneater has
kindly donated tho use OF that pay
house for an entertainment, winch tnc
association proposes 40 give unIer ne
auspices of tho v NJ G. \. The rc'
ccipts from the exhibition Of the pic.
turc "The Shadow Of the Cross,
which has been displayed the past two
weeks, have been generous. and the as
sociation will likely reduce the prlce
Of admission for children. in order That
the pupils of the public schools may
have opportunity 10 view Tins wonder"
ful work of art and at the same time
aid worthy cause The association
also appeals to The public for contrIbu'
lions 10 the building fund Of the or
gsnization.
Mrs Arnold will entertain the O. a.
0. club Tuesday afternoon at her home
on East Sixth South street. In view
of the past successful meetings ncld
at her home. the members anticipate
an enjoyable afternoon.
The Ladies' Literary club will hold
a business meeting at the club build
ing on Tuesday afternoon
The members of The many clubs of
which Mrs. W. II. Biutz, Sr,, is 4
member Will be crieved 10 learn of her
sudden departure for Laramie, Wyo,
where she was called by the sudden
death Of her mother, Mrs. Mary y
Carroll. Mrs. BintZ's daughter, Mrs.
John G. DAILY. accompanied her mother.
The sympathy of all is extended to
Nr- Einfy bnr "a ,rfinp
The Wasatch Literary circle met
Tuesday with Mrs. & p. Norton at
her home on Blaine avenue. 4 unique
programme was enjoyed. consisting of
original poems and stories by the mem
bers, Prizes were awarded to Mrs, d.
uawxhurst for the best poem and 10
Mrs. Phinnoy for The best story. Mrs.
Cutler gave Il vocal solo.
The second and last week oG the
book sale, the profits of which go to The
Woman s club. begins next Monday.
when the committee in charge are plan
ming to make it a very attractive ono.
The window display which is attract
ing great deal of attention. aud has
for the past week, will be changed aud
it will again he filed with works of
similar interest and attractivencss. Mrs.
j. T. Belcss and Mrs l.. G. Marcic will
be POSSESSES Monday. Great interest is
shown in the grangerized or extra illus
tratcd books. Their beautiful work
mauship show that ii was a love work
and not merely work that WAS to he
quickly finished for financial gam. In
fact, they are wonderfully beautiful
The greaI bird book has every possibil.
i,v IN going TO a home in this city, Us
it finds new admirers every day. There
has, been a request that ii be sent 10
an eastern city on approval with an as
surance that sale is almost sure 10
follow. but the clubs intention is to
keep 1T here until the sale is closed IN
order 10 give Salt Lake the preference.
In regards to- other books at thc fair
it would be out Of tho question 10 give
even a partial idea of the books, which
range III price from almost nothing to
fabulous sums.
4 particularly interesting section nj
the fair is the one containing lold books
volumes that were made centuries ago
when the art of printing was in its III.
fancy. 1t is worth while To study the
evolution OF printing here. Among old
treasures are several books pertaining