The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-11
SOCIETY

will be the board. Mrs. Arthur Bird.
Mrs. William Mccormick, Mrs. g. r.
Allen. Mrs. J. J. Snider, Mrs. George
Y. wallace, ST., Mrs. r. G.. SChulder,
Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett. Mrs. Mont.
Ferry. Mrs. Charles ID. Moore. Mrs.
Windsor V. Rice. Miss Sprague, Miss
Loreen Leary and Miss Minette BaeT.
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The d. A. r. held its first meeting
Thursday with Mrs. George Hancock.
The principal talk of the afternoon
was given by Mrs. NJ. F. Allen, the
regent Of Park City. Her report Of
the last continental congress. which
was held in Washington. ID. G.. April
10, was very comprehensive and 10 tho
point. Miss Virginia Beatty played
three piano solos prelude" by Cho-
pin: "Warum." Schumann. and ice
berg" by Mcdowell. The yearbook
has just been issued to the members
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The W. G. T. L. held its last meet
ing at the home OF Mrs. J. J. Hoffman.
The address OF the afternoon was on
non-alcoholic medication by DR. Faust.
Miss Helen Hartley played a violin
solo. Mrs. Smith Of Rochester talked
on the work in New York. and Mrs.
=. e Sheppard on the general work
in Utah.
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erary club was Of more than usual in
terest on account OF reports from the
biennial at Cincinnati Mrs Hutchin-
son. the president, gave the opening
address. after which Mrs. Elmer Is.
Jones gave her report. she being the
delegate to the biennial from the La
dies Literary club. 1t is not at all
certain that Utah will secure the next
meeting. but all arrangements are be-
ing made to that end
The finance committee gave a salts
factory report, outlining a plan to en-
large the building fund. A bond-Iet-
ting system has been decided upon.
The usual musical program was given
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The first regular meeting of the
Amaranth will be held Tuesday even
ing at the home OF Mrs. S. b. King.
30 G street
The Utah Congress Of Mothers met
at the Rowland Hall assembly room
on saturday. a large audience or rep
resentative women being in attend
ance. The president. Mrs. c. +. AL
len. made a short Introductory address
saying. in part, that the Utah Congress
OF Mothers began its first year of reg
ularly organized work in a most aus
picious manner. The central circle has
sixty-five members. There are six life
members Of the National Congress of
Mothers-Mrs. w. s. Mccormick. Mrs.
David Keith, Mrs. Thomas Kearns.
Mrs. w. V. Rice. Mrs r. L. SiegeI.
Mrs. p. G. Schiller. Mrs. Kipp has
been appointed organizer for a moth
er's aid i'm the First Congregational
church. Miss Margaret Rice is chair
man OF a girls charity circle auxiliary
to the Mothers Congress.
The president Of the Utah congress
has been appointed chairman OF the
national committee on the marriage
relation. The choice is a good one.
but the responsibility is very heavy.
The committee was appointed in re-
Spouse TO the appeal OF a mems or
ganization for assistance i'm establish
ing a single standard OF ethics.
Professor William NJ. Stewart of the
University OF Utah made strong ad-
dress on some modern educational
problems. The state which provides
the education FOR the children should
also see that the children are in a
proper physical condition. Professor
Stewart favors medical inspection for
public schools. Industrial education
should be carried on all through the
school life.