The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22

l.. c. Miller gave nm Interesting ne
count of an. automobile Fip over the
| "Amalf Drive in ltaly'during a re
cent trip abroad Mrs. ". NJ, Drew
gave pleasing review of Molly Make
Believe.
The Ladies Aid society of the 1IiT
Methodist church gave 4 musical mt the
homo of Mrs. !. +. Marsrall, ~ X
street Friday evening. Thsc who took
part in well srrisged programme were
son, panists; Mrs Frank Murphy and
o. j, Talk. vocalists; Miss Silvia Hardc.
violinist Miss Virginia shannon. read
er; Mrs. +. p. Thornton a~ompanist.
The poets section of the Ladies Lit.
crary club met Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Henry Klngender in the Miller
apartments The reading # "SiStcr
Beatrice - by Maeterlinck vas finished
and discussion was led by Mrs. John
w. Delano. Refreshments we're served.
Tho next meeting Of the section will be
Monday, October 80. at th home Of
Mrs. A. T. McCanne. 100 e street.
when the reading Of Mona Wanna -
will be taken up.
The art section Of the Lalies Liter
aTN cluD UicI w eDDcNUdN morning M
the club house. The Paduar school Of
art was introduced by Mrs REYNOLDS
Her interesting paper t'eatcd of
Squarcione, Mantegna md Mon.
tagna'
The history section of the Indies Lit
erary club met Thursday norm ng at the
club house, The meeting had leen post
poncd from the previous week. Mrs
A. B. Gibson gave paper on The Ref
ormation.
The Cleofan club met Wednesday af-
| tcrnoon with Mrs. II. J.. A Culmer.
France After Napoleon. lSli.Is30, -
was the topic.
The women Of the LLOYD alliance held
an important business meeting Wcdncs-
! daV afternoon at Unity hall. rhe res
| ignation of the president Ms. John
link. was presented, Mrs Xnk re-
| signed on account of her hcati. Mrs
! J. II. Hawley was elected president.
! Two vacancies on the board o. dircc-
| tors were filled by the election IF Mrs
Snyder and Mrs George d, Orr Ar.
engagements were made for IAN open
meeting Wednesday, Novembe |, at
programme will be paper by Hrs G.
T, Van Wrinkle, which she gave at the
recent meeting Of the State Federation
Of Women s clubs on "'Child Welfare in
the Public Schools. -
! The Daughters Of the Revolution met
/ Monday afternoon in the bi,hop 5
| building. Mrs. Alice NJ Horne gave II
comprehensive account of 1.-The Var Of
| 1872
The Seekers Literary club he'd its
scmi-mouthly meeting Tuesday alter
noon At the home of Mrs. j ;. Vtrmil.
lion, 40l Ninth East street. Chapters
3 and of the Bav View reading course
formed the lesson for the day, Gamer
lean Schools in Rome was the naga-
zine topic. Mrs H. MARCEL gave a
reading. \ report from the state fed.
Grafton meeting was given by Mrs. l..
w. Senior.
The tourist section Of the LaceS
Literary club met Tuesday morning al
the clubhouse. "Paris Of Today was
the subject for the morning and was in
tcrestingIy discussed bv Mrs. s. F, ZEN
! ton.
The Wasatch Literary club mct Ties.
day afternoon with Mrs. =, i. Forbes.
925 Logan avenue. Mrs. W. d. Pros.
ser and Mrs, E. O. Lcathcrwood gave rc.
ports from the meeting Of the state fed
Grafton. Tho stndv of "All 5 Wen That
Euds Well WAS taken up. Mrs.
Charles lIigSon gave Il sketch Of Shakes
pcare and Mrs. Sinclair gave hist,r.
ical and geographical outline of the
play.
The Woman Missionary society pi
the First PRESBYTERIAN church met Tucs
dav afternoon with Mrs Thomas Weir
30 East South Temple street Light
refreshments were served al the close
Of an interesting programme
Mrs. A. e. Wcctcr was elected mem,
her of the board Of directors Of thp
Y. W. G. \. al a meeting OF the board
FRIDAY afternoon. Mrs. Wcctcr takes
the place Of Miss Mary Fox. who re
signed on account Of Il press of oihc'
duties Miss Fox will remain as chair
MAR Of The extension committee.
Tho Il f. q sistcrbnod me, Sutur