The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

delssoh9u and "March Mignonnc. by
Pouldina Will bc PLAYED by Miss Helen
| Bcttlcs. \ violin solo, 80 Souvenir, by
! Drdla will be given by Miss Ilclpn
! Hartley. \ soprano solo, '' Before the
DAWN. bv Chadwick, will be sung by
Miss Mary Haigh
4 special meeting of the Lloyd ALI
ancc will hr held Mt Unity hall
| "Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 clock.
The Utah Mothers congress will
meet SATURDAY, afternoon at 3 o'clock
at Rowland Hall. Professor NJ. T..
James will give. a lecture on ''Thc
Flora Of Utah. -
Mrs. Bcss Gcarhart Morrison Of Lin.
coin. Ncb.. will appear at The Central
Christian church Tuesday evening.
April 30. in dramatic readings for the
benefit of the local Woman s Christian
Temperance Union. Mrs. Morrison
also will speak at The Central Chris
tian church Sunday night, April %.
Tho Woman 5 club will meet Tues
dav afternoon with Mrs. O. r. Carl.
son. :25 South Fourth East street. Mrs.
Byron Cummings will give a talk on
" Italy, Miss Mary Haigh will sing.
Club Notes.
The executive board of the Utah
Federation Of Women s clubs met Fri
day in the Y. w. c. A. rooms at the
Continental bank building and ac-
cepteI the invitation from Springville
for the entertainment of the federation
next October. The programme commit
tee was announced AS follows: Mrs
+. d. Ball, Logan, chairman; Mrs. a.
\. Bird, Murray; Mrs. J.. NJ, Bailey, Salt
Lake; Miss Amy Eaton Salt Lake:
Mrs. Anna hopp, Park Iity; Mrs Eliza
beth Gully, Ogden, and Mrs. r. w.
Cherry, Mt. Pleasant. \ tentative ont.
line of the programme was given. Two
new clubs were received. the Alpha
Beta and the "Mother's Study
clubs, both of Springville. The board was
joined by the presidents of local clubs.
aud the chairman of the federation
standing committee for luncheon at II
o O'Clock. The afternoon was prInci-
pally occupied with reports of the
committees.
The Ladies Literary club made the
following suggestions in a caucus Fri
day AFTERNOON for nomination of Off
GERS for election in May: For presi.
dent, Mrs. T.. b. Critchlow: firs, 200
president, Mrs. W. f. Adams ana Mrs.
sol SIegel; second vice president. Mrs,
w y: Barrette and Mrs q. +. Stiebl:
yIerording secretary, Mrs. j. W Shealy,
;lI Mrs; Frank Anderson and Miss Janet
Myllliamson; corresponding secretary,
MS. y. /, McCanne and Mrs. Robert
hampton; treasurer Mrs. s. O, S. Mol.
den; critic, Mrs +. W. Francis and
Mrs. c: II. Blanchard; historian. Miss
Ethel Paul and Mrs. +. a. Vincent:
directors, OF whom three are TO he
e!ected for term of two wears Mrs
r. L. Oswald, Mrs. l.. Ii. T'arnsworth.
Mrs. Arthur II. Parsons, Mrs. Lafav'
cite Hanchett, Mrs, J. w. DeIano and
MIS- A. n. Warren. Ballots have been
scat out TO the members Of the club To
oe 1llied out with nominations and re.
'o"'m'''ee' Mrs; a.: II: Parsons,
?, The Utah society, Daughters of tho
revolution, celebrated Lexington day
trlday afternoon in a meeting al ttbe
olShops building. At tho close of an
excellent programme or the general
lop!r. American Colonists,7 the
members OF the chapter in attendance
EaNe lEt toasts To the battle Of Lexington
ET; ne programme was furnished by Mrs. |
r; Ell[abeth Cartwright, Mrs Isabel NJ
v, w Sears Mrs, Elizabeth r. Wright and
VI Mrs. Phoebe Y. Besttie. Mrs. PhiIo r
farinsw9rth was elected delegate TO tho
national meeting of the Daughters of
the Revolution in Boston in Nav.
Inc I. l.. Q: sisterhood met Saturday
afternoon with Miss Lyle S. WINNER
on East Third South street. An Inter
Gcst,ng review OF "The Spell of the
iakon; ny Robert w. Service, was
gwen by Mrs. Gould b. BlakeIy. vas
Mrs. Arthur II. Parsons gave a force. !
ful review OF ''The Glory of the Con.
at the meeting Of the current event
and current literature section of tbe
nnon mna,es Literary club Friday after.
Mrs. +. Q. Lee gave An instruc,,,o
paper on "Luini' and ''soiario' Al
I..d;ns ;mes'ing OF the art section of the
ladies Literary club Wedpesdav
Skefe hos NJ tIf~I ~.