The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-14
News and Notes
of w Omen'S S Clubs

The officers. directors and chairmen of
standing committees OF the State FEEDER
alton OF Womcn,s Clubs win meet this
morning a the Y. w. &. A rooms in the
Continental Bank building on Second
South street. After a business discus
sion, luncheon will be served in the Y
the call OF the president Mrs A. J. Cor
ham, and the entertainment OF delegates
passing through Salt Lake on the way
10 the biennial in San Francisco next
ofhcers are Mrs. A, J, Gorham, Sal,
Lake, president; Mrs. i, w Hayt, Park
City. first vice president: Mrs Could r.
dent; Mrs Joseph r Merrill. salt Lake.
second vice president: Mrs. John Dou-
gall, Springville. secretary. represented
by Miss Catherine DougaIl; Mrs. r. Il.
Porter, Ogden. treasurer; Mrs. J. r. Be
less. Salt Lake, state organizer; Mrs.
John F. Cowan. Salt Lake. corresponding
secretary; Miss Lucille MAY FranclSe. Salt
Mrs. j. II. IIornuns, Manu. auditor: Mrs,
:. o. $. Ncldcn, Salt Lake historian; :;
Mrs. T.. O. Leatherwood, Salt Lake, gen
cral federation secretary and chairman OF
follows: Mrs. J. w. Aird. Provo; Mrs.
Sarah konold, Springvillc; Mrs. ii. NJ.
Barrows, Ogden; Mrs. Philip Spcckar,.
Provo; Mrs: \. y. Corey, Ogden: Mrs.
:. willis. Heber City; Mrs. A. V, Taylor.
Mill Creek; Mrs. J.. Erickson Mount
Pleasant; Mrs. c. II. Mahon. Salt Lake
City. The standing committees and their
chairmen arc; Art, Miss Lydia Palmer
Salt Lake. badge. Mrs H. NJ Barrows
ogden; bureau of Information, Mrs. T.
r. n Cook, salt Lake; civil service re-
form. Mrs c.. w. Martin. Manti: educa-
iionsl and loan fund, Mrs. c. $. Kinney.
salt Lake; health department., Dr. Bcile
A Gcmmcll. Salt Lake; industrial and
legislation, Mrs. II. NJ. Cohen, Salt Lake !:
legislative enforcement. Mrs. Ida Smoot
Duscnbcrry, Prov"
airy club carried out a charming pro-
grammc nj tho clubhouse yesterday after
noon. The selections wore from Men
dclssohn and the program was under
tho direction OF Mrs. j. r. Treasure aud
Miss Janet Williamson. a paper on
Monde lssohu, by Mrs. W. r. Benson. was
road by Miss Edyth Evans. 4 SOPRANO
solo. 'iEIiiah, was VOL sung by Miss
| Rose Southern. The Concerto I'm G. Mi
nor, Op 25,'' was played on two planes
by Miss Janet Williamson and Miss Mar
| gucrItc nuvall The duet was artistic.
| Tho Spring Song WAS sweetly sung by
Mrs c. @. Daily. Mrs, Daily was ar-
companied by Arthur Freber, vioinisl
Otto King, ccllist,. and l., Sasko. pianist.
4 trio on stringed Instruments, given by
I Arthur Frebcr. Otto King and l.. Sasko.
was much enjoyed Mrs. G.. G, Daily
of Song" accompanied by Mrs. T.. Stro-
J haucr. "Rondo Capricio" was well played
| hy Miss Marguerite Duval as a piano
! solo.
The College club will meet this after
noon with Mrs, Charles r. NorhIcE. 55i
Douglas avenue, The meeting was ad-
vanced one week.
The Clcoian club met Wednesday after
noon for the last time until after tho
holidays With Miss Emlneline Wells. Is
| Eighth East street. Mrs. Thomas w,
Sloan was chairman OF the meeting. The
reading OF ''Thc Two Gentlemen of We
roma" WAS concluded.
The history. section OF the Lsidies Lit
crary club will meet this morning at the
clubhouse A discussion OF French
Drama Of the Period OF Louis XIII. and
KIN WAS given by Mrs. f. o. Leath-
erwood.
TIE Spirit OF Liberty chapter. Daugi1-
ters Of the American Revolution. viii
meet this afternoon with Mrs. George y
| Wallace, IN Popperton place, Miss Anna
i Decker will be chairman OF the meeting
|
/ Mrs. McNeels section OF the Ladies'
Aid society Of the First Methodist church