The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
Club Notes.

The Ladies' Literary club elected dele
gates TO the state federation meeting In
Mrs Allen T. Sanford. delegate. Mrs
5, o. S, Neldcn and Mrs w. II. Traugh-
bcr, alternates Mrs L. n. Miller, for
mer member and president of the club.
was reinstaied TO membership by accla-
nation. Mrs. Miller has Just returned
from an extended trip abroad. Bishop f..
S Spaiding OF the Episcopal church gave
a comprehensive and striking address on
Economic Conditions From the Stand :
point of the WorSingman." musical
programme was furnished by Vaughan
Clayton, violinist, and Edgar Bayliss,
pianist, Tea was served at the close OF
the meeting.
The history section Of the Ladies Lit
rrary club met Thursday morning at the
clubhouse, a paper was given by Mrs.
u; o. Leatherwood on Artistic Phases
of the Renaissance"
The Lloyd alliance gave luncheon at
Unity hall Wednesday. The table was
decorated in autumn leaves and flowers.
Twenty-Five guests were In attendance.
The next meeting OF the alliance will be
at Unity hall October IL.
The Womans Missionary auxilIsries Of
ST. Pauls and st. Marks Episcopal
churches and ST. Peters and ST. Johns
Episcopal missions held meeting at the
East First South street. Tuesday even
Ing. Bishop Spaldine gave talk on
tho settlement house at Nornal. Utah;
supported by the Salt Lake Episcopal
missionary societies. An Informal mu-
slcal programme was given by 4. II.
Peabody. George II. King and the Misses
Amy and Isabel Osborne
The Cleofan club WAS entertained nt
luncheon Wednesday . by Miss Alton
Young at her home in Red sulle Hollow,
II was the initial gathering of The club
for the year, The table was decorated
In nasturtiums. large bowl of the
blossoms occupied the center Of the table.
with the vines trailing from them. Small
the table. Place cards were hand paint
ed in naeturtiums by Mrs. Edna Sloan.
Mrs: W. D. Ritter, was toastmistress; Each
Of the club members responded to toasts'
Covers we're laid for eighteen.
A birthday luncheon was given at the
Y W. c. 4, rooms Thursday for mem
bers OF the association having birthdays
from June TO October L The hostesses
were Mrs. J. A. Bowdle. Mrs. Mary CAT
fell, Mrs. w. II. Tihbals. Mrs. p. A..
simpkin and Mrs. Warren *. Smith. The
luncheon was served at two round tables
were In pink asters. Covers were laid
for ten.
The BAY View club started its work
FOR the wear In an open meeting HlpD-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Il.
L. Davis 1907 First avenue Mrs, La
fayette Hauchctt gave description OF
Indis from personal point OF View. Mrs,
Heuchclt hes recently returned from
tour nf the world Mrs. 1Ionchctt sSid
that she found India especially interest
Ing and that she and her husband took
400 views Of the country with their
own camera, She dwelt upon Tai Ma
hal" the beautiful palace butt at Agra
by Shah Iehap as n monument 10 MS
favoritc wife. Mrs, Hanchett also spoke
Of the distressing social conditions in In
dia. Refreshments, In which the club
coiors. green and white. were carried
out. were served by tho hostess.
The American Woman's league held
rally in the psrlors OF the Kenyon ho-
tel Tuesday night. The Tine ol the
meetings has been changed from the
second and fourth Tuesday evenings of
the month to The second Saturday after
noon and the fourth Tuesday evening.
FIFTY dollars WIS ordered sent as q con-
iribution toward The endowment OF the
university at UunivcrsItv CITY, near ST.
Louis the national Headquarters of tine
league Mrs. E V. FTitz. president OF
the local league, announced that sh" had
instructed Mrs. John Reed. who is IN st
Louis. attending the natIonai p. II. q.
convention, 10 go to University City and
investigate conditions there in the inter
est ~ the Salt Lake league. a pleasing
musical and literary programme was
ricd out. Tbos" furnishing the pro-
srammc were: Mrs. Frank Larson. who