The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10

future plans, especially emphasizing the
Importance of the new club house. She
reported that S1l 900 is now available,
lacking $1,000 OF the account necessary
for the breaking OF ground for the new
building on South Temple, between
Eighth and Ninth East. Until the
new club house is completed the club
will hold its meetings, as it did last
year. at the old club house, which has
other society.
In addition 70 Mrs. Critchlow ad.
dress delightful musical programme
was given and refreshments were
served by the entertainment commit
tee Miss Martin opened the musical
programme with we'll rendered piano
solo. IT was selection from Wagner S
"Valkyrie. 3" Mrs Corinne Harris
Hammer sang two beautiful solos, ~
den Of NV Heart Morris Andrews
played two pleasing violin solos and
Miss Margaret Andrews exercised her
accomplishment in giving a whistliDg
solo.
The free kindergarten opened Tues
day morning at 15S West First South
with an enrolment of twenty-four pu-
pills. The present small quarters are
inadequate for the accommodation Of
so many, but it is expected TO have
the new kindergarten building com
pleted by the latter part of October. II
is expected that the attendance then
will be much larger. The day nursery
feature OF the work is augmented by
the opening OF the school. since the
small charges can be looked after not
only materially but also mentally.
The Cleofan club will inaugurate its
years meetings with luncheon to be
given September 81. a programme of
toasts viii be arranged. with Mrs. Har-
old Daynes as toastmistress. The actual
work Of the club will begin October 1,
when the topic OF 'Open Air Schools -
will be discussed under the general head
Of education. The club year book, Civ
ing schedule Of weekly meetings, has
Just been issued.
The Jewish Relief society met Fri.
day afternoon at the B mai Birth hall
and made some financial plans for the
year.
The state W. c. T, L. convention,
which closed It's session Friday at the
Phillips Congregational church, had an
interesting programme. Mrs. Lulu
Shepard, who has long led the w. G.
T. u. forces in Utah, was again elect
ed state president.
The P. E. O. sisterhood held bust
ness meeting Friday afternoon with
Mrs c. II. Mcmahon in the Caithness
apartments. Mrs. John Reed was elect
ed delegate TO the national conven-
lion of the 2. L. O. in st Louis Sep.
90 hn r1
time Mrs. Reed has represented the
Salt Lake sisterhood in the national
convention. Mrs W. R. Tyndall prob
ably will also attend the convention on
her way to the east when she sails
for Europe.
School at the Orphans Home and
Day Nursery, under the direction of the
board Of education Of the city schools,
delayed from last week because of
seats having to be placed in the school
room The orphanage has sixty,five
children at the present time, thhrty-five
of whom are of school age. A kinder
garten class may be formed, however
which will take i'll more Of the little
folks.
The Daughters Of Veterans had a
social meeting Friday night at the home
of the Misses Boyce, SAT South First
West street. G.. A. r. members and all
allied organizations were guests, An
interesting programme was carried out
and refreshments were served.
The Bay View club is row prepar
ing its programme for the winter. The
study will be on Africa and Australia.
An open meeting will be held Septem.
Der 90 at the home Of Mrs. Z. l.. Davis,
1907 First avenue. Mrs. Lafayette
Hanchett, who has recently returned
from a tour of India. will give an in
teresting talk on that country, which
the club has recently studied. The first
meeting for regular study will be with