The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
WOMEN'S CLUBS

Mrs. Mary NJ. Hervey. chairman saner
Fourth and international peace depart
ment civic committee, sends the follow
ing message: The saner Fourth and in
ternational peace department is doing 8
new line OF civic work organized by the
state federation. There is a growing
feeling among, American cltizens that the
birthday of their national independence
should be a day or general recreation and
OF instruction along historical lines rather
than day Of danger and terror such
ii has become. The real significance
OF the day has beon largely lost in the
excitement OF noise and its accompanying
danger. This enthusiasm and guidance
can be so guided and directed TO be-
come an element of strength in the pro-
motion OF better patriotism and a
stronger civic life.
international Peace is a subject that
every woman should have a vital inter
est in. II an opportunity is made for
every club woman to be not only in
terestcd I'm, but informed on, this great
encc is called, probably about 1915, our
clubs will have made an enormous con-
tribution 10 the promotion Of this splcn-
did cause.
The department hopes that clubs win
keep these subjects In mind in making
up their club calendars. 1t Will fur
nish speakers lantern slides (for saner
Fourth onlv). also press material. Ii
will help arrange a club programme. a
public meeting, an Independence day
programme or a course OF study on inter-
national peace
May Is is peace day. Will all clubs.
as far as possible. secure recognition OF
the day by schools or churches? The
department. will be glad 10 assist in plan
ming for an observance of the day.
In regard TO Mrs Hervey's anounce-
ment OF the furnishing Of slides and ma
tcrials. ii was given only in reference
to the Massachusetts clubs, without any
fee. but for Il small fee the same ma
terials might be given to all clubs.
The art section of the Ladies' Literary
club will hold meeting this CrhursdaYl
O clock The feature OF the morning will
be n paper on EARLY Renaissance Paint
ers" and "Masoliuo and Masaccclo'' and
will be given by Mrs. w, T.. Traughbcr.
ing and all members are requested TO be
present
\ meeting of the music section of the
Ladies' Literary club was held at the
club house Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock 1t was the annual business meet
ing, and the plans for the coming year
were discussed. also the election Of Off
chairman, Mrs w. y, Nclden, vice
chairman; Miss Janet Williamson. re-
elected secretary; Mrs. ]. c. Hanchett
reelected librarian.
The members or the Luncheon club Will
be entertained FRIDAY afternoon at !
o'clock luncheon by Mrs. r.. NJ. West at
her home on Eighth avenue.
The closing musical programme for this
year will be given this Crhursday) even
ing by the music section of the Ladies
Literary club at the club house at .S:lJ
o'clock. All members Of the club and
all friends are cordially invited TO he
present. The programme Will consist
Of piano duet by Mrs. j. r. Treasure
and Mrs, \. il. Peabody: two vocal solos
by Mrs. Virginia NJ. Daley. accompanied
Mrs. Torld Arnoldson. accompanied by
Mrs. w. y. Ncldcn: piano solo Mrs
Harry CAM; three songs by a chorus
composed OF Mrs. c. DALEY Mrs. Scott
Jones. Mrs. Nell Sorenson Miss Rowena
IIerns, Mrs. Harry Bintz. Miss Eliza
beth Robinson. Miss Call Mills Miss
I-cola SChraCk. which will be led by Mrs