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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
With the Clubwornen

-IlE witchins Halloween season has
proved infectious, even TO the
staid and dlGnfcd women's clubs
Il OF Salt Lake and several will
celebrate The day appropriately,
either in their regular meetings or in
special entertainments Halloween games
Will take the place Of the intellectual
science. literature and art will forget
their strenuous work for time and de-
light in the JOY OF ghost stories which
recall the thrills OF childhood as they
are told III the mystic half-lisht OF the
jack q lantern. Even the pranlSs of
bobhinc for apples, roasting chestnuts
aud other games suggestive of tho season
viii be INDUCED In;
Congress of Mothers.
The Iiah Congress Of Mothers met
in regular session at Rowland hall Sat
urday, Tho speaker Of the afternoon was
DR.. Goshen. whose subject was "The Re
latlon OF the Child to the Community.
He said in part There are mutual!
privileges between The child and The
community. The sense Of the community
the child. Some cities have n wonder
ful community spirit and we need to
place emphasis on this spirit in our
own city,
''As the children OF today arc the mon
and women of tomorrow. the children
should be given the right environment
10 make tho big men and women for to-
morrow The growing feeling that The
work Of tho hands is demeaninG is re-
sponsiblo for much crime Paren ihood
Imposed the duty Of protection to the
child, While il is possible TO protect
them as individuals, 1t is tho duty OF
tho community TO protect The group of
individuals,
The public playground is not a fad
but an absolute necessity, and the enter
prise should he supported by taxation
rather Than by private subscription, There
is no NOR" legitimate use for public
money. The greatest asset the city has
is the childhood Of that community, and
II should he safely guarded The cdu,
cation OF our children here is pretty well
cared TOR In most respects. The COM
munity has right 10 expect the chill
dren to be taught civic duties in the
home aud TO he taught To discharge GER
tain obligations 70 the community II
children are property instructed in .the
home they Will realize their response
bility.
we should have rigid enforcement Of
laws in regard 10 children. Legitimate
expenditure of money FOR protection Of
children Is far more practical and benen-
cial than money invested I'm prisons and
asylums. One dollar for formation Is bet
ter than $50 for reformation
The trcasurcr's report was given by
Mrs. Tibbals. Mrs, Dart reported on the
Chapman memorial.
Mrs kipp gave a brief talls on the
called attention 10 the speakers and pa :
pers available through the congress Of
mothers,
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con at the church on Eleventh East
and Eleventh South streets Tuesday at
12 clock
\ delightful party was given at the
residence OF Mr. and Mrs, Brown, Rob-
erts avenue. Thursday, October 26. in
honor of their son g birthday, most
elaboratcly prepared dinner was en-
Joyed by the guests Among those
present were Miss M. Machman, Miss
Higgins, GLADYS and Gencve Brown,
Mrs. r, Gidchvsk, Mr.. Hadwel and
Prof Won Bun.
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John r,
Price IN honor of the anniversary OF
their wedding day, Eighteen ladies spent
an enjoyable afternoon. Prizes were
won by Mrs. William McKern. Mrs.
Ed Laird, Mrs. Luella Price and Mrs,
Coles. In the evening the gentlemen
loined them. when a supper was served
The, evening was spent in playing
cards, The hostess received many
emf We're: Mr.. and Mrs Hoage, Mr.,
and Mrs Swetnam, Mr. and Mrs. c.
f.. Price. Mrs. h, Fowler. Mrs Dilley,
Mrs Laird, Mrs. Mexican. Mrs.
Schmitt. Mrs. Kinncrsley. Mrs. \. n.
Russell, the Misses Bessie Price, Mar
garet Swetnsm, Marge Hoage, Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. Price
Mrs. j, f.. Deardoff entertained Mon.
day afternoon in honor of her son
Floyd's fifth birthday. The afternoon
Was pleasantly spent in games. Light
refreshments were served. Those pres
ent were: Lois and Merlin Ingham,
Rhea and Marvel Jones, Helen and Ar
dele Perkes, Genevieve and Alma Wes-
tervelt, Floyd Deardorff. WAYNE Crou-
tain, Eliot Condon Kenneth EardIev
Lyn Morris. Dick Dehouev, Elwood Jep.
son, Harry Deardorff.
Mrs. lanes Hill entertained Ye
Old Albany club at her home in Muir
ray on Thursday, The table center
piece was beautiful basket of fruit.
Luncheon was followed by an interest
ing meeting when paper was read by
the president and discussed by all
Mrs. d. t. IIemphill pleasantly en-
tertaincd the Chat(erbox club Wcdncs-
day afternoon at her apartment in the
Hollywood.
Thursday evening the Billiken club
was entertained by Mrs. c. 4. Smith
at her home on McClclland avenue.
Cards were the amusement, prizes be.
ing won by Miss Adelinc Hoffman and
Miss Hazel Bishop. The decorations
were in the Halloween idea. autumn
leaves and tiny yellow pumpkins made
pretty effect in the living and dining
rooms and a large pumpkin illuminated
made most unique central decoration
for the dining table After A Halo
ween supper the club adjourned until
next month, when Miss Florence Pow
ell will entertain the club.
A number of young girls will give
n dancing party in Whitney hall ON
Friday evening next. The hostcsses
are Nivan Pace. Eloisc Berry, Marie
llamlin. Kathleen iIomar. Irma Booth.
Dorothy White Alean Taylor, Eleanor
Robinson.
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MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS

The Cricket Bridge club was enter.
tanned very pleasantly last Thursday
by Mrs. Charles Billings at her home
in the Cornell apartments; The mem
bcrs of the club filled four tables Of
bridge and prizes were won by Mrs.
&. NJ. Fallas and Mrs. Julius Il. Pratt.
Mrs, Billings was assisted in enter
tanning by her mother, Mrs. Joseph
Tate, and also by Mrs. h. NJ. White
all on the Halloween order and were
most effective, The next meeting will
be held November . with Mrs. j. B.
Dunn at her home, ;531 i street.
Mrs. J. Fl. Moffat entertained on
Friday afternoon at kcnsington tea
at her home in the Stewart apartments,
the affair being in honor of Mrs. Hen.
~ Klnkman Mervin. Il new conner to
the city,
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club
was entertained last Tuesday BY Miss
Mabel Hampton al a luncheon, with
bridge following and still later some
delightful music. The prize in the
game was won by Mrs. Fred Moylc.
The next meeting will he held Novem.
bcr with Mrs. Jay Miner at her
home III the Arlington.
Mrs. II. H. Cornforth entertained the
j, G. club Friday at a very pleasant
luncheon at her home on Third East
Fast street. when the decorations were
all Of petunias.
Miss Lounina Ritter entertained the
members of the Z, T. "500' club
Thursday evening, Laura Morrison
winning tho prize for the game. The
decorations for the table were in
keeping with Halloween. with pump
bins and corn tassels as n ccntcrpiece.
Miss Lillian Riley entertained a
dozen friends last evening at Il pleas
ant affair for Miss Chloe Young, whose
marriage to Spencer Collins will take
place early in the month, Three tables
Of bridge were played and later sup
per was enjoyed. at which all the deco.
ratons were Of the Halloween kind
in orange and black. A great pumpkin
filled with fruit formed the central dec
oration and favors OF the goblin kind
were at each place. Mrs. Harold Ha.
gan and Mrs. Day Gran will entertain
Informally for the brde,to-be Wcdncs-
day afternoon.
Tho woman IS auxiliary of the Third
PRESBYTERIAN church viii give lunch.
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Oldest Club in Utah
to Observe Its Twentieth
Birthday.

-IiE leading event in club circles this
week VIII be The celebration Of
The twentieth anniversary OF the
Il Utah Woman's Press club, which
VIII take place a., the residence
OF Dr Ellis r, Shipp, rs Second avenue.
Tuesday evening. An elaborate pro-
gramme has been arranged and large
attendance Of the club members and their
friends is expected
The Press club is the oldest in Salt
Lake. with the exception OF the Ladies
Literary club, and has an interesting
history.
The club was organized At the Wom-
ans Exponent office. Salt Lake, Oc-
tober 81, 1891. as a result or a number
OF letters that had been sent out call
ing meeting. On that occasion n num-
her OF women writer's met \ tempor-
AIRY chairman and secretary were elect
cd, and a permanent organization Of
fectcd, Mrs. T.. r. Wells its founder.
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100 Seventh East street. The topic for
the day. a continuation Of the reign OF
Louis Philippe OF France, begun las,
week. win he handled by Mrs. Willis
Boothe The period covered will be from
1899 to lStS.
= The Seekers Literary club will meet
30 G Street The Eay View r reading
course for The meeting win include chap
ters and of Greek Life and mag
szinc article on "The Art of Guido REM. -
\ reading. An order for Picture. by
Elm.
The p. Z. O. sIsterhood will meet Sat
of The World and His Wife will be
given by Miss Violet Whitworth
The College club will meet with Mrs.
r.. O, Lcsthcrwood, 1885 East First
South street. Thursday evening,
The Lloyd alliance will meet Wcdnes-
day afternoon at ESQ o'clock at Unity
hall. The feature Of the meotin2 will
be a paper by Mrs. G. r. Van Wrinkle on
"Cbnd Welfare and the Public Schools -
which was given at the federation meet
ing in Ogden.
The Monday Night Literary club will
meet Monday night with Miss McNiche
and Miss Messmore In their apartment
at the Caithncss. Miss Margaret j, Con
nell will presentaa paper on Treatment
Of the Criminal Currcn, events will be
given by Professor a. o. Garrett
The ladies OF St Peters guild Will have
n Halloween party Monday evening at
s O'Clock I'm the parish room 6o5 North
Second West street.
The Seekers LucrarY club will have a
Halloween party Monday afternoon at The
home OF Mrs. II. H. Thompson. t3S South
Fifth East street Mrs, Il. {. McCullow,
Mrs. Eva Temple and Mrs, r. II, Thorn
son will be the hostess. Halloween ideas
will be carried out in the house decora-
lions and the refreshments Halloween
diversions will be engaged in.
The Wasatch Literary club Will meet
Tuesday evening With Mrs. Earl Dun
shcc, 1879 Westminster Heights II will
he gcntlcn0us night and the husbands
of the club members will be invited Hal
loween ideas will be introduced in the
house decorations, in the programme
and in the refreshments. The programme
will consist OF literary and musical sclec-
lions. The music viii he under the d.
rection OF thc music committee nf the
club \ recitation will be given by Miss
Laura Parks. a reading by Mrs Emma
Whitehead and recital By Mrs Nj.
l.. Deason.
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Mrs, Il. Barrie VIII keep the hair
dressing parlor in the Hotel Utah open
Tuesday night on account of charity
ball. Appointments may be made by
uhonc now.
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Club Notes.

The Bay View Reading club held an
with Mrs, C.. ". Morse, 920 East South
Temple street The lesson WAS given by
Mrs, Ambrose and the magazine report
WAS presented by Mrs. II, l.. Jones. Mrs.
] II. Riddle gave a paper on "rhe
lslamic INVASION. The members re-
sponded To roll call with items about the
fjarbary states. The next meeting Of
the club VIII he with Mrs. 4. L.. En-
sign. ia 7 street, Monday. Novem'
Der H.
Tho Ladies Reading club held its first
meeting Cor the season Monday after"
noon with Mrs John ZInk 300 First ave-
nuc. The club will study the history Of
Egypt and other parts OF Africa,
Tho American Woman's league held its
regular semi monthly meeting AT tho
Kenyon hotel Tuesday night Dir. n. G.
Sheldon OF Des Molnes. Ia, who was
passing through Salt Lake. addressed
tha league DIR Sheldon said thal all
Of the women OF his family, numbering
eight, were members OF the league and
that he thought it one OF the finest or
ganizations he had known of, He also
said that he knew Mr.. Lewis. the ma :
tional head of the league, personally. and
had been his guest in University City, DIR.
Sheldon had high opinion Of him. and
his work, a sketch from the National
Daily the official organ OF the league,
WAS read hy Mrs. Carlson about The
awarding OF prize 10 some OF The
work from the art academy. Arrange
mcnls were made for 4 ruInmege sale.
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Mrs. Emmanuel Kahn and her sister.
Hotel Utah since its opening in June.
will leave early in the week to spend
the winter In New York
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Continued From Page Eighty

will accompany the troops TO San
francisco. where he will be ioined by
Mrs. Waterman before sailing for the
| Philippines.
Mr., and Mrs. Jasper A. MeCaskell
and their small son are now at home
at NO. 5 Prescott apartments.
| Mrs. Albert @. Seaman Of Fort
Douglas left Wednesday for the coast
TO visit relatives in San Francisco tn
the. time comes for the sailing of the
regiment
Mr. and Mrs. j j. DAILY have gone
east to spend a few weeks Of the early
| winter.
Mrs. W. II. Bird. formerly Of this
city, is now at home with her daugh-
ter, Mrs, Sinclaire in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Reed Smoot and her Younger
children left on Thursday for Wash.
ineton, D. c.. where Senator Smoot will
Join them early November.
Mrs. Kiser and Miss Jeanette Kiser,
who have snent the -'ast month here
visiting the Kiser and the Dodge fam
ilics. viii leave early in the week for
Lnt hSN HoHe III -NltduNHhs
Mrs S. II, sharman has gone to
Idaho Falls to ioip Mr.. Sharman for
motor tour of the state
Mr. and Mrs Ellsworth Daegpt
have gone east to spend the winter,
mostly in New York
Mrs. Ermurei is here from Pueblo 10
visit Mr. and Mrs. C., 6 Seelye AT
their home in the Bransford apart
ments.
DIR. and Mrs. Edward Chamberlain
have returned from their wedding trip
and are now in the Iyanhoe apart
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Irvine and Mr..
and Mrs. William Gersach returned to
their homes IN Provo after spending
"Wednesday in the city.
Miss Lillian Woodward has returned
from Europe and is spending n. short
time with Maio and Mrs. Sidney A,
Cloman at Fort Brady. in Michigan.
John T. Clark has gone to Denver
on short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sterling lef, YES
terdav for Fort Worth Tex. Mr Stcr.
ling having been called there on bust
ness
Mrs George Williams of Newcastle.
Pa, is IN town visiting her niece, Mrs.
Jack Keith, fora short time
Miss lncz Adams of Ogden is visit.
ing friends in the city for few days
and is being extensively entertained
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sands and their
little daughter. Beth Sands. will move
into town on "Wednesday for the win
Ter months. and will be at home at II
North State street.
Dr. and Mrs D. Moore Lindsav VIII
be home on Wednesday. after spending
the past three months in England.
Joseph McKsv left during the week
for Portland. Or. for AN indefinite
stay.
Mrs. John l.. Morris Of Butte. Mont,.
is visiting Mrs. David Stein AT the
Covcy apartments.
Mrs. Emmanuel Kahn and her sister.
Miss Cohen. who have hccn al the
Hotel Utah since its opening in June.
will leave early in the week to spend
the winter IN New York.
DR.. c. j. Abaugh and c. M Hines.
manager Of the Hines company Of
Pittsbure. came in Friday from q three
weeks hunting trip in the Big Horn
country.
Mrs. S, Salmensou and children leave
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The Browning section of the Ladies'
Literary club was entertained at lunch
con Saturday at l o'clock at the Alta
club by Mrs, Robert Gcmmcll. The read
inc followed.
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Mrs. s, Salmcnsou and children leave
today on the Los Angeles limited for
New York and other eastern cities 10
he gone about two months,
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Mrs John l.. Morris Of Butte Mont,.
is visiting Mrs. David Stein at the
CoVcy apartments
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PERFECT EQUIPMENT

fHINI OOI IHOIE II1N 7
Costs money, but it does perfect work.
We have it. Century Printing Co., SIS.
81 Postoffice plnce.
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given by The league in Postoiiicc place
SATURDAY,.
The history section Of the Ladies Lit
crary club met at the clubhouse Thurs
day morning. Religious Wars in Cen
ersl'' was the topic discussed hv Mrs.
E. o, Lcatherwood. Mrs. A. &, Glib
son gave q sketch Of John Calvin in a
oniinua ton Of paper on Tho Rcfor-
nation - The next meeting of the sec
ton will bc the second Thursday In No
Ncn1bcr
The Ladies Literary club was addressed
by John Janney OF The Commercial Cluo
Friday afternoon in ills regular meeting
at the clubhouse on the subject OF the
smoke nuisance in Sal, Lake. n reso-
iutlon was passed by tho club indorsing
toward abolishing the nuisance aud
pledging it's support 10 anything that
might assist to that end. Mrs. Allen r..
Sanford gave a report OF the federation
meeting In Ogden. rs delegate from the
Literary club. and spoke OF the promi
nencc of members of Salt Lake clubs in
Reed furnished tho literary programme
giving a reading Of Jerome X. Jcrome's s
story, The Passing of the Third Floor
Back, The reading was done in a
pleasing and sympathetic way. Beaull-
fui music was given by Mrs w. H.
Cunningham. who sang; Miss Marguerite
Duvall who gave q plano selection, and
Clarence Burton. who played violin
solo,
The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
met Tuesday afternoon in regular month
~ session in the Bishops building. Ar
rangemomts were made FOR bah TO be
given in connection with the Daughters
Of Utah Pioneers and Tho Woman's bat
TALON at tho Bishops building November
2i. literary ANA musical programme
WAS carried out. A sketch Of the Prophet
Joseph smith. and his founding Of The
cities of Kirkland. %. and Nauvoo. NJ,
WAS given by Mrs. Ina Smith PecrS. Re
marks on pioneer days we're given by
Of Logan and by Mrs Sarah Jaue Can
non. Some interesting relies We're shown.
Musical numbers were given by Miss Kim
ball. pianist; Miss lowe and Miss Cath
ncr VoCalists.
The ,CIeofan club met Wednesday af-
ternnoIi With Mrs. seldom !. Clawson. In
B street. The topic was ''Lcuis Philippe,
1890 1899
The Woman's club met Tuesday sf-.
ternoou with Mrs. a L. Johnson, PSI
South Third East street. Mrs. Adolph
Simon presented an excellent paper on
Conservation in Its Broadest Sense -
The birthday luncheon of the y. w
G.. 4. for October was given Thursday
at 1880 at the y, w. G.. A. rooms. -
South Main street. Halloween IDEAS
were carried ont. The table cloth and
napkins werc decorated with Halloween
devices and the favors and place cards
bore Halloween symbols. The birthday
cake which formed the ccntcrpiece. was
adorned with candles and y Halloween
figure. Covers were laid for ten guests
members OF the association who have
birthdays in October. Mrs. i. G. Weetcr
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Bailey were hostesseS.
The Browning section of the Ladies
Literary club was entertained at lunch
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Or. G. j. tlbaugh and G. NJ. Hines.
manager Of the Hines company Of
Pittsbure, came in Friday from three
weeks hunting trip in the Big Horn
country.
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Mrs. George Williams Of Newcastle
Pa, is in town visiting her niece. Mrs
Jack Keith. for short time.
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Announcements

The current events and current liter
aturc section of tho Ladies Literary club
will meet Friday afternoon at o:30 O'Clock
at the clubhouse. Current events VIII
be reported by Mrs, Kate Hlyard. Mrs.
c. E beatherwood will give a brief ac
count OF Recent Italian History DIR.
Alice uoughton VIII give synopsis OF
the review OF Women and Labor" by
Olive Schricncr, as given by The Rev.
the Federation Of Womcns Clubs III Og-
don.
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The Woman's club met Tuesday sf-.
ternoou with Mrs a, i. Johnson, 257
South Third East street. Mrs. Adolph
Simon presented an excellent paper on
Conservation in Its Broadest Sense -
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Rummage Sale,
Unity hall, November .. AT 10 a. IN.
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Joseph McKsy left during the week
for Portland. Or. for an indefinite
stay.
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ternnnn With Mrs. seldom L. Clawson. In
r street. The topic was "Louis Philippe,
1890 1899 "
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Mr.. and Mrs. GUY Sterling left YES
terdar for Fort Worth. Tex. Mr Stcr
ling having been called there on busi
ness.