The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-23
Society

4 .,-Dters OF the American Revo-
G PA, Of Liberty chapter. celebrat-
.sasv Of Washington yesterday
y, annual luncheon. which Is , one
s1rIsty AFFAIRS OF tle sea season; n; the the
This year was elN'h a liz .
~ club. and II may oe sald
rss The most enjoyaple aiialT OF
aa ,sh. local chapter has had. me
~ n n,enu held The attention OF the
y aor the first hour or SO. and
4ss iITi Ii,erary part. although not SO
4 -, Mas heen In past years: was
~ " ~,ven and thoroughly enjoyed.
by were seated AT four long
pf pfrs, parallel and one across the
iHisse iHisesr we're bright with, the lwo
.; uh n,ors yellow and gold. The
y which we're done under the
uo"; Mrs. E. l.. Jones, were or
gn W srJ yiolets. the taller flowers
ts snr everywhere and corsage
Asnss The violets being placed at
~ :" Great crystal baskets OF the
fse II forms we're used, and tall
ts snd snnd,esticks held candles and
b 'Smotch the flowers in color,
,bing marred the. whole and
en n,s absence from tho nffair OF
w W. nne ..real daughter one of
we aor. living in the country.Mrs.
y ~" o.ho Is confined 10 her home
Sns cold. The beautiful spring
? sS s<s,eS had filed the baskets were
5 WIZ hv messenger with the greet
2 ~ cbapter AT the close OF the
fair OF yesterday -
I Tnilv stark Breeder, as secre-
...s" 1v the programme OF the after
~ iaw well chosen words IN
nu' Nrs Seth w. Morrison as
- G,se e. Mrs. Morrison gave a
,,'iie,t' eI,nt,'.~estine review of the Kind
=, re ia the nation by the D. y.
= aeizinr aei especially their efforts in
n,o Americans the large number
nris m which enter the country
~ She referred feclinsly TO the
~ hlsforc which had led 10 the
ss.srsnt of the organization, and
,ss yalor and courage OF the
- ,bn lovajty of the women who.
-r.,,,innarv time, stood for tle
n liberty and Justice. AS a close
- from Whitman. 20, America.
~ for YOU because YOU pulid lor
'rE Allen was the next speak
- took the subject Our Heri
shich she said was no material
! mt rather an inheritance OF The
"a Spirlt Of the Revolution. She
IN the Revolutionary war lad
Ss,,ctarizcd as n battle OF Eng
: fo- English principles on Ameri-
u She spoke OF the two great
'-.,cans and read the tribute to
lion in The Tribune of the morn
'1inr attention to the fact that the
Tk,,,s could be written 10 Lincoln.
solh men typify the highest type
. Margaret Connell responded 10
al sWhsL We stand For. and
-rse Of the country aS a republic
!, fTee md home Tor the brave.
r,snclr said that pride Of ancestry
I in,1e thing umcss it meant moro
Z i,rur than for the past. She
's The need Of a grcatcr success
r1piZation than material success,
ilhe real goal being honest. loyal
h, Inc good that might he gained
u The speaker dwcit especially
hf that The organization stands
Ia, 81 thai makes for character.
,Irnlness and feal,y, rather than
Itsry- alone.
/, elcse OF the programme. Mrs. ..
ygtrs read IN splendid voice and
lsld expression The Battle Hymn
|. Rspublic." by Julia Ward Howe.
lb. The company stood 20 sing
trs"
.zl SELECTIONS we're enjoyed all
d lhc luncheon and a group OF
'S numbers closed the musical
The first tosst was the usual
Ge 10 George Washington and this
Er-k Standing. The arrangements
udr the direction Of Mrs. l.. H.