The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
when Miss Emeline Wells will give an
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Club Notes.

tanning evenings in the history of Miz-
pah chapter, Order of the Eastern Star
was held in Masonic Temple on Thurs
day, evening, the occasion being the
celebration of the chapter g sixth an
niversary- The musical programme as
| carried out was one Of unusual merit,
and was greatly enjoyed by large and
appreciative audience. The vocal solos.
.eGray Days and "At Parting,' by
Miss Amy Osborne; "Good bye Sum
mer' and the "Linnet,'' by Miss Isa-
belle Osborne, were enthusiastically re-
The violin solo of Master James Evans,
III Trovatore, - proved delightful ad
dition to the programme. The piano
numbers OF Professor Bayliss and Mrs.
j. +. Treasure were given with much
artistic skill, and the beautiful vocal
solo by Mrs. Emily Sitter, "Nymphs
and Fauns.' was received with the en-
thusiasm that it we'll deserved, as was
also the number used as an encore.
" Humoresque. by Dvorak, was the Sc
lection played by Professor George F.
SHELTON on the violin, the reception ac-
corded the number being one Of sincere
appreciation. Other beautiful numbers
among them a number Of southern mel
odies, by request. all of which were
thoroughly enjoyed by every one pres
ent. Among those who contributed
largely TO the evenings entertainment
was Mrs. Gertrude S. Hutton, whose
recitation, "a Floral Offering, was
given IN a mastery style and was en-
Enthusiastically received bv all present,
calling for an encore. GA Hindoo's
Paradise y which was gwen in the pc
cuiar gifted style alone possessed by
Mrs. Hutton. Later in the evening the
poem "Mizpah was given by Mrs.
Hutton by request After the close Of
(,
Of refreshments Professor Bayliss
played number of piano selections,
among the number being some Of the
old Scotch ballads and dances.
-" Day With Utah Authors and Com
posers was the programme of the
Ladies Literary club Friday afternoon
Miss Alma oung sang three selections
composed by Tracey Cannon Of this
Heute-nur"H Heute' and the Grover g
Song All were pretty aud well sung,
Miss Young was accompanied by Mr.
Cannon. Selections from Parlev Pratt
were read by Mrs Frank l.asop. Mrs. 4.
S. Peters sang two songs which had
been set TO music by Mrs Edith Rich
ardson, Salt Lake musician. the words
were written by Miss Aurania Eler
beck of this city. One of Miss Eller
beck's clever stories, etiquette OF
Miss Dolly" recently published, was
read by Mrs. C. f. Richards. Mrs,
Richards also read poem written by
Mrs. Eugene B. Palmer entitled "Prin.
cess Wasatch.' 1t is an unique and
on the Wasatch mountains. Mrs, {. c.
Snyder sang a lullaby of which the
words and music were composed by
Mrs Palmer, called Crest. Little Rose.
bud - Mrs. Byron Cummings read
some selections from the poems of Miss
Kate Thomas, formerly of Salt Lake
and graduate of the University Of
Utah. Mrs. Frank Browning gave
some of the beautiful poems Of Miss
Florence Allen, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. T.. Allen, of Salt Lake, who is
now living in New York. Mrs. Eugene
B. Palmer was reinstated as a member
of the club. Mrs. Palmer mother,
Mrs. i. c. Royle, was organizer of the
Ladies' Literary club and was always
referred to during her lifetime as the
club mother.
The Monday Night club held its
opening meeting for the year Monday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ".
H. 'Tibbals, 1905 Third avenue. a re-
view of I'The Third Floor Back was
GhaTmnsY gwen ny by ,nc Nrs rssdnS Gouf Of
some selections from the book. Cur !
rent events were reported in an enter |
tanning way by j. C. Alter, Several
pleasing baritone solos were sung by
Mr.. Tibbsls, accompanied by Miss Flora
McCanne. Miss McCapne also gave
pretty piano solo
The poets section Of the Ladies
Literary club was entertained Monday
afternoon BY Mrs A. r. Campbell and |
Mrs. w. n. Tibbals at the home of Mrs, |
Tibbals, 1905 Third avenue. II was
the first meeting of the section for |
the year Mrs. Tibhals gave sketch !
Of 'Maeterlinck, whose poems are e, to
Paul reviewed " Sister Beatrice" " Light
refreshments were served.
The meeting of the Woman's league
al Unity hall Monday afternoon was
adjourned so that the members might |
attend trial in the Third district !
court. in which the members were IN
terested.
The educational work of the Y, ",
c. A. was discussed in an educational
rally held AT the y. W, G.. A. rooms
in the Hooper Eldredge block Tuesday !
night The teachers of the night school |
classes, which will open October =, were .
IN aLIPnuHUCf duV SdN' '''"'''''
about their plans to those desiring to
take the course. The social features of
the evening were emphasized in inter
esting guessing contests and the serv-
ing of light refreshments.
The tourist section of the Ladies
Literary club met Tuesday morning at
the clubhouse in its first meeting FOR
The vear, Mrs. z. o, Leatherwood gave
an interesting Historical and Geo
graphical Sketch of France,
The art section of the Ladies Liter
ary club inaugurated it's work for
the year in meeting at the clubhouse
Wednesday morning. Mrs, Il, l.. Parker,
chairman Of the section, gave sketch
of "Raphael Frescoes and OF
% Guillo Romano.
Miss Fannie Thome, Miss Lou Paden
and Mrs. II, G. Cav were hostesses to
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