The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15
SOCIETY


tending the biennial in Cincinnati.
The reports read by the chairmen of
the different sections and standing
committees and the historians re-
port were extremely satisfactory. The
financial statement given out by the
treasurer. Mrs. S. o. s. Nelden,
showed the club TO be in a flourishing
condition. II is expected that the
membership of the club will be
greatly increased during the year
The enthusiasm and interest shown
are very gratifying. called meet
ing will be held Tuesday, May 81, at
the club house, for important bust
ness. The officers elected were as
follows: President, Mrs W. R. Hutch
inson; first vice president; Mrs. Ell
mer B. Jones; second vice president,
Mrs c. W. Watson; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux;
recording secretary. Mrs. A. 7. San
ford; treasurer. Mrs. S. o. s. Nell
den; critic, Mrs. Alvah Lewis; libra
rian, Mrs. William C. Jennings; his
torian, Mrs. c. H Morehouse; d.
rectors, Mrs. w. F. Adams, Mrs. G.
T. Stiehl and Mrs. A 3. Gibson Mrs
H. H. Frame, the chairman OF the
program committee, submitted the
program for the coming year for the
approval of the club, and the year
book will be Issued within few
weeks.
Mrs. George R. Hancock has re-
turned to Salt Lake after spending
the winter in Redlands. Cal. with her
mother and sisters, Mrs W. NJ. Ferry
and Mrs. Mary T. H. Allen OF Park
city. Mrs. Hancock. who is one Of the
officers of the General Federation OF
regent, Mrs. George R. Hancock;
in Cincinnati, was to have attended
the biennial meeting as a delegate
from Utah. Her name has been
| brought prominently before the con-
vention In connection with high Of
flee, which has led to the misstate-
ment that she was among the Utah
delegation in Cincinnati.
The art section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club. will hold the last meeting
/ of the year Thursday morning at
! 1918 at the club house. Mrs. L. M :
Bailey will give a paper on "Botu-
celn.'
Spirit Of Liberty chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, held the
last meeting of the year Thursday at
the home of Mrs. U. Z. Hiskey- Re-
ports were read and other business
transacted. The annual election OF
officers resulted as follows: Chapter
regent, Mrs George r. Hancock;
vice regent, Mrs. Robert c. Gem
nell secretary. Mrs. r. NJ. Breeder;
| assistant secretary, Miss Edith Mud
gett; treasurer, Miss Anna Y. Decker;
registrar, Mrs. L. H. Stohr; historian,
: Mrs. r. c. Smedley; directors, Mrs
L. E. Hall, Mrs. c. S. Kinney and
Mrs. ]. E. Oglesby.
At the annual meeting of the Salt
Lake Woman's club Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. John VIII
hart, officers for the coming year
were elected as follows: President
Mrs. T. W. Whitley; vice president
Mrs c. s. Kinney; secretary, Mrs: L.
S Deane; treasurer. Mrs A " ray
lIor: corresponding secretary and
press correspondent, Mrs. j. L Bow
man; historian, Mrs. Helen V. Kim
ball; advisory committee, Mrs. z u
Gstre!l and Mrs. John Wilhart- There
will be a special meeting at the home
of Mrs. L. S. Deane, PA East Thlrc
South street, Tuesday afternoon, May
"a. to take action upon accepting tht
program for the year as presented D,
the program committee, composed o.
Mrs. c. c. Gatrell, Mrs. A I. San
. ford and Mrs L. S. Deane- The ciuf
made a donation toward the furnish.
ing of the OpharS' Home and Day
Nursery, which will be supplemented
during the year.
The Wasatch Literary club viii
meet with Mrs. Earl Dunshee or
Tuesdav afternoon at her home or
Fourteenth East street and West
minister avenue
The Seekers Literary club meet:
this week Tuesday afternoon. WITH
Mrs. Reed. 672 South First Wesl
street. The afternoon program VII.
be given up to Utah authors and
writer's.
The Ladies' Reading club will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. G. A
Martin.
There will be a meeting OF the
Woman's league tomorrow afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock, at Unity hail. DIT
Katherine Eager will speak on CITY
Sanitation"
very interesting meeting OF tht
Utah Congress of Mothers was heie
Saturday afternoon at the nome O
Mrs. w S. Mccormick Mrs Z T.
Alien. the president, announced tina
she had received an invitation To At
tend the international conference 10
the Education of the Family to bt
Bishop F. S. Spalding gave an elo
uuent address on the subject, Th'
Child as a Teacher" The meeting
which was well attended, is the las
of the year. The meetings of the con
gress will be held next year in the as
sembly room of Rowland Hall, begin
ming in September.
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The women of the L. Of U held al
Interesting meeting yesterday after
noon in the kindergarten rooms Of tn
normal training building. The follow
ing musical program was enjoyed: Vo
cal selections by Miss Gladys Stewart
Last Lullaby" Burieish; Gould NJ.
Songs Their Way Be .Winging," b.
Hahn. Miss Gabbott sang "A Ma,
Morning, - His Lullaby" land "You''
Better Ask Me-" accompanied by Mis-
Bradford, who also gave two instru
mental numbers, Greig's ITO tn
Spring" and 'To a Wild Rose" b,
MacDoweH- officers for the comini
year were elected as follows: Prcsi
dent, Mrs. ]. T. Kingsbury; secrerar-
and treasurer, Mrs F. W. Reynold
i (re-elected): executive board Mrs. ]