The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-30

THE SALT LAKE TRII
SOCIETY
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E, entertained at cards at Eagles hall
Saturday night.
Mrs. c. II. McMahon will attend the
honsekeepers congress, which is TO be
2, when she will read paper on
FCivic Conditions
The l.. D. S. University Dramatic
club are making preparations for re-
hearsals at the school for drama,
when those who succeed in the trials
will 'be selected for the cast. Mr..
Widtsoe Of the English department will
conduct, the readings and will make
the school will assist Mr.. Widtsoc III
the selection and from present indica-
tions the cast will be strong one
The members of the o. A. o. club
will he entertained by Mrs. Dec at her
apartment in the Smith.
The tourist section of the Ladies'
Literary cub will meet next Tuesday
morning at l0:15 O'Clock.
The Daughters Of the American Revo:
luton, Spirit of Liberty chapter, will
give a banquet on Washington g birth.
day, February % The chairmen of
the committee are Mrs. J, E. Oglesby
and Mrs. Roscoe M. Breeden, Mrs.
t. w. Hayt will act as toastmistress.
The annual birthday breakfast of the
Ladies Literary club will be held at
the New Louvre in the Homes-Knox
building Friday, February IS. Each
member will be allowed to take one
guest.
The art section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet next Thursday aft
ernoon,
The Ladies' Germania club will meet
February 8 at the hall, Isl West First
South. All members are requested to
be present.
At the next meeting of the current
events and current literature section of
the Ladies' Literary club, which Will
be held at the club house next Friday
Mrs. John Reid will give a sketch of
Frederick Remington and his works,
also dialect reading. Mrs. Eugene
Traughber will read a paper on modern
French writers and their works.
Mrs. Thomas Kearns will entertain
the members of the Crystal Card club
Wednesday at her home on East South
Temple street.
The Ladies' Germania club gave a
pleasant surprise party on Mrs. ]. v.
Egenburger at her home on 745 East
Second South Wednesday. All present
had an enjoyable time.
The members of the University club
Will entertain at masquerade dancing
party to be given at the club house
Tuesday evening, February s.
The next meeting of the Wasatch Lit.
erary circle will be held at the home Of
Mrs. A. T. McCanne 120 u street, when
Mrs. D. C. Dart will give paper on
Some Recent Short Stories Miss
zimmerman will give n vocal solo and
Miss Flora, daughter of Mrs. A. T. Nc
Came, will give a piano selection.
~ is d custom dI Ine l. NJ, -. y. lor
a birthday party to be gwen each month
at their rooms in the Brooks Arcade.
The guests include all the young ladies
who belong to the association and who
have birthdays during the month. The
guests for this month were Miss Edith
Smith, Miss Beth Critchlow, Miss Louise
Benz and Miss l.. Chamberlain. The
decorations were in purple and white, and
also in pink carnations. The place cards
CT how'd iaI -, Al 90
Mrs, a. IT. Moon was the charming host
ess of the afternoon.
The weekly Y. w. C. A. vesper serv.
ices will be held Sunday at ) o'clock in
the Brooks Arcade building. Mrs. A i.
H. Boxrud will speak and Miss L.
Strictly will give. a vocal solo: After
after which light refreshments are
served,
An interesting programme WAS given
at the last meeting Of the Monday Night
Literary club, which met at the home
of DR.. Stratton. Two topics were given,
one by Mr.; Spooner on "Aerial Naviga.
ton and Mr.. Tibbals gave on on
"!Study of Gray's Elegy." The club
will meet tomorrow evening with Mr.
and Mrs. w, II. Tibbals, l006 Third
avenue. Mrs, G. N. Cook will read a
paper on Heredityi' Mr.. Tibbals will
also take part in the programme.
The poet s section of the Ladies' Lit.
erary club meets Monday with Mrs.
w. c. Cleland Mt 2:30 o clock.
There was an interesting meeting of the
history section OF the Ladies' Literary
club held at the clubhouse Thursday
morning at l0:15 o'clock. Mrs, Alien L.
Sanford gave a paper on Roman His
tory The next meeting will be held
the second week in February.
Mrs. F. NJ. Bishop entertained the Seco
Lily Sewing club al her home Thursday
afternoon. a pleasant afternoon was
spent In seWnC. after which q dnIniv