The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17

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man at her quarters in officers row
The prizes of the afternoon were
awarded TO Mrs T. R. Harker and Mrs.
W. A. Mcdaniel
The Past Noble Grand club held .
cake sale AT keith-O 'Bren s Satur.
day.
The P. E, o. society met Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. NJ. Il. Idle at her
apartments in the Walsh. when the
plans FOR the coming year were dis.
cassed.
The history section of the Ladies :
Literary club met Thursday morning IN
The club house at 1915 O'Clock. The
meeting was of unusual interest, the
topic Of the meeting being a paper by
Mrs Byron Groo on ''The Beginning
OF the Decline of Rome. "
Mr.. C, i. w. Griffith of Chicago, a
reader of Shakespeare, rendered Dan
te 3 "Divina Comedia'' IN a most ahje
manner at st. Mary's academy Thurs.
day afternoon. The study hall was
ilJled with students Of The school, also
many friends and patrons who were
ANXIOUS to hear the noted reader.
The Pan-Hcllenic society met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. H. W. Lawson
and Mrs. F., j. Gustin. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent in a social chat
and later luncheon was served. The
decorations were in apple blossoms
The regular monthly meeting of The
Nauvoo Legion was held Friday even
ing at s o'clock in the Bishops build.
ing. After The regular business of the
meeting, an interesting programme was
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tatlon; John Butte, song; William NJ.
Brown, recitation; John Clark, humor.
Gus reading; W. j. Cough song; presj-
dents remarks. After the meeting
dainty refreshments were served. the
decorations being In carnations and
ferns
In the April number Of the "Federa
ton Bulletin for the Woman of Todav,D
the OHIO Federation of Women's Clubs
extends cordial greeting to all officers.
speakers, delegates and altcrnates, also
visiting club women to the tenth hi.
ennlal of the General Federation of
Women S clubs. 10 be held in Cinciu. |
matt, May 1918, 1910, and invites them !
10 be present at q concert to be given |
tuesday evening, May IN, by the Gin.
clnnau symphony orchestra under the |
leadership of Leopold Stokovski in the |
t'lN''' Hhl'' uC OuID GtuSGdIlDn also |
invites all club women to be present
Mt an "at home' In the assembly room
of the Sinton hotel, Wednesday after
noon, May H. from TO o clock.
The hotel committee of the local hi
ennlal board is now located at 6l2 West
Sixth street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and ali
mall should be addressed TO that Office,
The hotel Sinton, official headouarters
E'DnTtb and NIna |
guests. as it has contracted
with the biennial delegates for the
use of all It's rooms from May 10 10 Is
the hotel committee has
ample accommodations al It's command
and all applications should be made at
once.
At the last meeting of the wasatch
Literary club which was held at the
election of officers was held as follows:
Mrs. q. Hauxhurst, president; Mrs Earl
Dunshee, vice-president: Mrs W. II.
Tanney, treasurer: Mrs. Robert II,
Steele, recording secretary; Mrs ". A.
Wight, assistant secretary; Mrs A. s.
Zimmerman, corresponding secretary.
After the business of the meeting was
disposed of, Mrs. Fred B. Jones gave
two vocal selections. which were much
enjoyed by all During the social half |
hour, dainty refreshments were served.
An intensely interesting meeting was
that of the current events and current
literature section Of the Ladies' Liter
ary club. held at the club house Friday
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock. The feature
of the afternoon was talk by the
Rev. Elmer T. Goshen The title, which
was 'fThe Social and Economic Condi-
tons in the United States,'' in which
Mr.. Goshen told how he thought il un-
fair that some women had so much
more than they needed while others
had TO earn enough to exist on by wash
ing and many other equally disagreeable
occupations. AS for an example Of unfair
ness, said Mr., Goshen, 90 the fortune Of |
Marshall Field, Jr., when he reaches the
age of II years, viii be as much as
though he worked five hundred years at
one hundred dollars a day. After the
talk, election of officers was held as
follows; Mrs. Klingender, chairman;
Miss Jossup, assistant chairman; Mrs.
Frank Anderson, secretary. The reso.
luton against putting ten thousand
carp. in the Liberty park lake
was introduced by Mrs. M. M. Johnson
and was approved by all the members.
The musical section of the Ladies'
Literary club will meet Wednesday
morning, April 70, at the club house
at 10 o'clock, This will be the annual
business meeting for the coming year
and to arrange any further business
that way como before that section. A
full attendance is earnestly desired.
The closing musical programme of the
season will be given by the music sec
tlon Thursday evening. April 21, at
the club house at Sis clock.
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