The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
N elUS and Notes
of w omen S Clubs

The Ciyics committee of the Utah fed
Grafton of Womens clubs met yester-
day afternoon at The Y. w, G, A. rooms
in the Continental bank building. Rep
| rcseDtattres from the Association Of City
| Clubs and from the decoration commit
tee OF the entertainment committee for
| biennial visitors, were in attendance. II
was decided that the cfvics committee
and the other committees present visit
tho city commissioners this morning and
present requests for some legislation
with regard 10 cleaning and beautiiying
salt Lake and to have ordinances along
this line already in effect enforced.
1t Will be asked that the thoroughfares
leading from the depot be put I'm attrac-
tive condition for the benefit of the bi-
ennal visitors and that vacant lots, side
walks and cutters be given a special
cleaning The apnointment OF special
days for the burning of leaves will be
requested. Attention will be called to
| the fact that the street cleaners do not
observe The regulation for the cleaning
committee will ask that the cleaners be
compelled to wear their white uniforms
The establishment of comfort stations in
the down town districts will be requested
a more rigid enforcement Of the pure
food laws with regard TO keeping food
placed on stands and counters covered
also viii be asked: Some suggestions
| along the. line OF the abatement of the
smoke nuisance will be made.
The Seekers Literary club carried ont
an Aroor day programme In mecuns
noon. A paper on "The Native Trees Of
Utah was given by Mrs, f. C., McCul-
low Mrs, r: w. Senior gave a reading
relating to forestry. Items Of interest
about trees were given by the members
In response to roll call Several plano
selections We're played by Mrs. Lowell.
The programme as a whole WAS an inter
estlnG and pleasing one. Refreshments
were scry ed.
The Wasatch Literary club met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. George i. Wan
less l1ao Roosevelt avenue Mrs. Wan
daughter. Miss Wanless. Mrs. T. HauS-
hurst presented n well written paper on
New Methods OF Charitv,' which
brought out some valuable ideas about
| the best ways to aid the poor Mrs
Garl Dunshee read an excellent paper on
| King Lear The reading OF King Lear
was taken up, Refreshments were
scr"cd.
The Missionary society OF the First
Methodist church, met Tuesday AFTER
noon with Mrs. F. A. Dix al her home
| from The Conservation OF National
Ideals" was given by MIS- limerick and
| Mrs. Harold Stearns. Mrs. Bird gave
several pleasing piano and vocal sclcc-
| tionS
The Utah society. Daughters OF the
Revolution will celebrate Lexington day
Friday afternoon in a meeting in the Re-
lief society rooms In the bishops build
ing, The regular programme for the
Aprii meeting OF tine society will be ear
Amepiean 1 g ooniste Tensb t9pc ,S T a5 be
ada Will be discussed by Mrs. Elijah
isod fartwrsRI: hy H. English ns,s in Nsy Eng
p"ieh in New New Tork' p.e by ~ Mrs ffans Eiza.
beth x. Wright Spanish in Florida" by
Mrs Phoebe Y, BoattIc,. A programme
OF patriotic music will also he given and
refreshments viii be. served,
The tourists section of the Ladies Lit
crary club met Tuesday morning at the
was given by Mrs rs'eG l. S n Allicr ersa''!G5 Mrs
Joseph Rogers gave a paper on ''Fon-
tainebleau." Both were exceptionally in
t"resting.
The Clcofan club viii meet this after
noon With Mrs Selden I Ciawson 10
street Alfred Stevens and other
Artists" VIII be discussed by Mrs, II. l..
The art section of the Ladies Liter
paper on "LuiDi' and "Solario.''
The ladies Of st Pauls guild will hold
an apron sale at Unity hall Thursday
april rs: Al $50 O'Clock In the evening
they win serve dinner to the members
OF st. Pauls Mems club their wives and
children. Addresses will he made by
Bishop Brewster the Rev, George Hunt
Ing and Professor Marshal OF the Uni
vcrsity Of Utah. In the evening there
Will hc dancing and tho annual Get Ac-
quaiDied party. All members Of the
cnngre cation and their friends arc in.
Yltcd
The L.. \. OF Il II. r. will give a card
party at Eagles hall on Friday after
noon