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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
List of Attendants.

Following is q list of those In attend
ance at the club breakfast:
Mesdames r II, Smith; P. G. Cook,
M S o3dNs,nl WoGd%srd 4; 7. TGllmer' h;Iaon Freq
Slaughter. George II. RaybouId. Anna
Peters. L. 0, Lee. j, G. Hooper NJ. a.
Dunyon. Thomas Fisher, r. Y; McCon-
augliy, f, ". Miller, \. 3. Mcmillan, 6,
G. Kdder. Warren G. Eosue. 6. w.
Moycr. L. e.. Hall. Charles Daley. Frank
Anderson, Sol siegel, Aaron Keyser.
Malcolm keyser; Margaret SALISBURY: }
well, ". II. Bramel, John \, Street,
r, W. Hornune. Allen McNitt, C. l.
Chapman, 6. B. Wilson. A. r. Green
len i. Sanford, c. II. Blanchard, Charles
Lashbrook, r. T. Duncan, r, T. Andcr
son, William, E. Day, Charles a, Peak,
Walter Dayton; William c. Jennings n w w.
James Hosle, James lIogle. Jr George
H. Skelton. Robert Hampton. w. Q. VIII
liams. j. II. Mcmillan. II, G.. Williams,
Fred Wey. II. +. Macmillan. G. E, For
roster, W, II. Dunn, w y. Iraughber,
Stephenson. Addison Cain. L. d. Farms
worth. L.. H. Farnsworth; L. L. Critch-
Pauline Sands. w T; Benson. II. c; Ed
wards Byron C:roo. H.. c. Robins. r.. i,
Root. VI. $, Ellcrbcck, L. r. Reynolds.
Frank BotterilI, A. r. Gibson; S; p,
J. F. Cri:chow, Howard 5. Stowe. \,
J Hosmcr, J. w. Curtiss. Clarence War
mock. L.. y. Woodruff W. p, Lynn, John
Hughes. William Ames, Il, +. Bauer. c.
p Brooks. Il. l.. Edwards. Sarah Boggs,
A. II BoMud, +. Il. Marcy. E L..
Thompson. j. +. Cowan. Henry G. TToff-
man William SprE. j. 5. Taylor. Edward
Merrill: F. l. Parker. w. j. Shealy, T..
r. stephens. j. NJ. Marriott, W. l..
Giesy, oscar L. Cox. George l.. Bsnch-
ard. Il. l., Davis. Lena Peaslee. Louis
simon. c. c. snyder. 4 G. Whcrry. Il.
n. porman. w y. Ncldcn. -. i Stlehl.
". j. Earrette... u. l. .Jelssup,. p: j.
Moran, ". l.. Mcleod, T. III knicker
booker. w. f. Adams. l.. NJ, Meyer. John
Cajne, &. r. Fenton. Harry CAM. j. a.
Kahn A. II. Parsons. II. Is. Klinsende!,
II " Dorsey. c. J.. Rood. NJ H. Sowlcs,
c. V ParmaIee, y r. AnDis. Fred AR
mold s. c. snyder G. T.. Allen. Grant
Swan John e. Wceter. +. w. Hsyt. Il.
Bonncmort, Ira -. Wines. Eugene
Palmer. = H. Warren, Lafayette Han
chett. ". \. Curl, John Reed. Glen Miller,
Charles Read. \, l. ffaGsr. i. II. Banks.
A. #. McCanne. A J. Gorham Elizabeth
CoTay H.. a. IauptmaDn. T. IT. Hopkins.
!. c. Harchett. r, l.. oswald, J. W. Ab-
bott. A. C. Smith. Wesley r, King. j. II.
Bennett. W ". Ferguson. Phil Clark.
Misses Janet Williamson, Grace Vim
cent. Isshbrook, Lena Hague; Msdora
Greenwood, Edyth Evans, Ethel Paul
Josephine Spencer, Buckbcc. Mary Rob
irson Lillian Pcarce Linda Jessup, Il.
Y. Miller. Adelaide F.chnor. Jessie J.
Maxwell. Anna Sipsman Althea Wheeler
and ,Ur. Elsie Reed Mitchell Of India.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
SAYS SPIRITS WILL
COME OUT BOLDLY

Tomorrow night at the Colonial the
ater Or. Eddy. the noted medium, will
give seance for the purpose OF DEM
oustratlng spirit power in the light
The following are among the many man
ifestatioDs given: Eddy's open seauce,
given before the leading scientific So
cleties of England. Austria and France
4 table rises and floats in the air, flow.
ers arc brought TO the audience by in
visible hands, slate writing; questions
written and retained by the interro-
gators viii receive full and intelligent
answers. DIR. Eddy is the only man in
fhe world who has the Endorsement Of
the Royal Society Of London, that So
ciety having for three months tested
him in every conceivable manner that
human Ingenuity could suggest, and
At the finish presented him with a
parchment certifying that the mani
1cstations were beyond humaq explana.
ton
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
COMMERCIAL CLUB
MAY REDUCE FEES
Membership Meeting Next
"Wednesday Will lnaugurate
Big Boosting Campaign.
ORGANIZATION GROWS
Believe More Members Would
Carry ON Work at Less
Per Capita Cost.
ORGANIZATION GROWS

The first regular monthly member
ship meeting Of the Commercial club
under the new organization OF oftl'
GERS and committees will be held In
the main dining room at l2:3O CLOCK
on the afternoon Of Wednesday, Fob
ruary 81, when vigorous campaign to
secure additional members will be
launched.
AT this meeting the recommendation
of the membership committee viii be
beard and the subject of entrance Fees,
dues and members will be matter
of special order. The membership
committee will hold &. session Mon
day at noon TO complete its recommen-
menda tions. The present entrance fec
is $50 and the ducs So per month. 1t
is said that su effort will be made
TO reduce these fees and make up for
the deficiency by adding largely 10 the
active membership,
The club organization. however, Is
on sound financial basis and IL be
ing conducted in 4 bUsinesslike man
per With 300 or 400 additional mem
bers. all alive 10 the work and purposes
Of the club, IL Is conteuded that the
organization would be enabled, even at
reduced fcos, to carry Oh its work with
redoubled effect
Next Wednesday S session will last
from 1880 until 100 o'clock, Every
member has been specially urged to
attend, as the matter for discussion is
considered of utmost Importance 10 the
club. Speeches will be limited to three
minutes each. and the meeting viii
close promptly at the designated hour
Luncheon win be served during the
meeting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
WILL HELP PROTECT
MORMON COLONISTS

Elder Anthony W. Wins Of the council
Of twelve of the Mormon church has gone
to Juarez, Mexico, to investigate the con-
dition OF the Mormon colony located
there, Elder WINS will cooperate with
the colonists In an effort TO preserve
peace between the warning elements in
the northern states Of Mexico and the
colonlsts, When word was last received
from the colonists they had hecn or
dered 10 give up their arms TO tho Lib
eralists, VINO now control the country
around them, but they had refused to
do so az matter OF Self-protcction
There are 1868 colonists in the Juaren
stake and the members of the first presi-
dency are much interested in their well
iare Communication with them has
been temporarily interrupted on account
Of the strife between the Mexican fac
tions.
President Charles w. Penrose said
yesterday: THE colonsls have been
counselcd TO keep clear Of all political
entanslements and other disturbances
The colonists conformcd With This conn
sci by declining to surrender their arms
ammunition, horses aud saddles Ia the
rebels, for 10 have done so would have
peen to assist them and TO oppose the
others -
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NEW BOARD IlI|
BY GDVERlll'|
Men Are Selected to i.
on System Of Rev.
and Taxation,
HARDEN BENNIoN. /,
DR.. Beatty Again I4ou,..,
| 5. Hyde Placed on e.,
| zation Board.
HARDEN BENNIoN d

Harden Eennion Of Sal, ~.
francis W. kirkham Of I4s, % 4
Patterson of Salt Lake rI,a S.@ =
eerday named by Covering s s,.' 's s
oers OF the board Of conr,,', sy,,s'
revenue and taxation
The appointments
,hor,ty or the recen. 49, aaas /
passed the OIL creailna aHsaiEl
an'les ,,i, OF the board are -, n ss
make make a careful and corn,., y -
hon OF all laws bearing 'rsis ,,,
lect OF taxation. now in uH, q
OF ttan: To invest,ea,sW ~ y, 4 U q,
revenue and taxation I, ns N
state and recommend ."., m iW9 .
now being followed Os a1
II Ia said that all lh-.. :,
pointees are we'll scoua,n,,f 2 y
subject which Will NOW Jsa "
tentioD, Mr.. Benpion ana % ~ z
having made a spccia, siri ~ Z
ana tax ton for several yssn 4 =
s''' :" az attorney,
AS required by tnr 40, ma.
appointments are made ,ss ny. 80 -
partisan. AIR Bcpnlon I,
and Mr.. Kirkham and Il. g
arc Republicans. N'' =
Mr.. Benntou. who hs, Ia.
Of the board Of enuali,s,,a. y
tine past. recently tendss.a y
nation and. 10 MI ths 49, =
;. Hyde was named by In, 80.
Hyde is a Democrat and ss,i.. i.,
First ward He vas a rs,5ii,,. 1
councilman Two years ago Is. i,
The only other appoln,rs-l !.
The governor yesterday gas IT,,
I. y. Beatty as mernbs- n a.
board OF health. Mr Psa,t,, !.
| office expired recently and H. !.
now honors him with resppo,,...
Beatty also has been srs..,s--
board FOR Years and IL is ubis.!
ne will be unanimously re.g,5s
fellow members.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
EXCURSION OF ELKS
is GREAT SUCCESS

Judge NJ. NJ. Warner, chairman OF
the EliSs' excursion committee, re-
turned yesterday from Los Angeles
where he went with the Elks and their
friends on their annual excursion
which left this city February 2.
had had ''the time of his hfe' in
California and that ali the other ex
cursionists were likewise enjoying
themselves.
From the reports of those who have
returned. che excursion has been a
great success in every sense and the
Nboost'' campaign planned by the
Elks, by which each one making the
trip is appointed n Utah ''boostcr.
Is working out admirably and the
name and fame of the state is receiv.
ing much publicity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
COMMISSIONER DONE
RETURNS FROM TRIP

Willard Done, state insurance com.
missioner, returned Thursday evening
from business trip in the middle
west, during which he visited in Lin
coin, Omaha. Chicago and Springfield.
The principal object of his visit was 10
examine the affairs Of the Bspkers
Reserve Llfe Insurance company of
omaha. Mr.. Done called upou nearly
all the important insurance. men and
company officials IN the cities visit.
ed and said yesterday that everyone
expressed entire satisfaction with the
condition of business in this state Mr..
Done was accompanied on his trip by
{: NJ. Mccoy, state insurance com
mlsisoner of Montana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
CAREFUL
IN SELECTING PLUMBER

Entering tnrough g rear ransom.
burglars carried away money and mer-
chandise Of an aggregate value OF s21I 80
from The Waterloo drug store, Fourth
East and Eleventh South streets. some
time Thursday night or Friday morn
Ing.
The burglary was discovered when the
store Was opened YESTERDAY morning.
The stock had been thoroughly over
chandise taken The casn register was
opened and $3.50 in cash and sS5 worth
of postage stamps taken from It, Othe.
goods, including. candy ipvoiced at SGS.
chewing gum valued AT $50 and Sc worth
of tobacco, were taken
Detectives were detailed on the case
Yesterday morning and arrests of sey-
eral suspected persons are eXpocted tn
transpire within the next few DAYS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
PARENTS MEETING
is WELL ATTENDED

4 parents meeting WAS held at the
Poplar Grove school building last night
There Was p large attendance and mn in :
ieroSting programme was rendered. A
feature of the programme WHs the gym
neetic exercises by rho children OF the
first and second grades under the di-
reetion OF Edith Y. Bcless and Minnie
Miller.
The remainder or the programme con
sisted OF music by tho school orchestra
vocal solo by Erma Pendleton. piano
solo by Dorus Conley. and ehorus by
The third r and fourth II pupils.
Mrs. Cussie a. Baker delivered an
address on Educational Aims. and j.
r. Worltou spoke on "Our Elementary
Schools Other speakers were Bishop
Carl A Carlson and the Rev J. ".
Cody.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
|CLUBWOMEN ENACT
CHANTECLER AT FEAST
Thirty fifth Anniversary of Ladies' Literary Club
Most Unique Event In Organiza-
tion's History.

TO allow tho club house ess TO grow
cold. "
introducing Miss Jessie Maxwell Mrs.
Wectcr said.
Next comes tho pheasant hen.
whose sentiment is. "Do you imaG-
inc that the world ends at your vcSe-
table patch?"
This character is = PARADOX, fair
hut fowl. strong minded yet tender
the arouser OF dreams and the dis
poller OF them-thc practical and the
devoted, 1t is the mission OF the
pheasant hen and her kind to pune
rurc our bubbles OF sclf-conceJ and
TO dispcl at once any Illusions We
may entertain as TO The Importance
OF your vegetable patch OF mine in
the scheme Of the universe.
Miss Maxwell advanced the Idea that
mans vegetable patch symbolizcd his
worldly possessions. To the ordinary
man the world ends at his vegetable
pa tell. but 10 those OF larger vision the
end of the vegetable patch is really just
the beginning of the world,
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Response of Mrs. Weeter.

Mrs. Weeter responded In part as FOL
lows:
There's good skil that runs IN
THIS way: If people vino can't
write had tho brains OF those who
can. and those who can had the skill
OF those vino can't what a glorious
literature Nc should have. asl.
your permission 10 paraphrase it
thus IF people who can't preside
had the brains of those who can.
those who cant. what a brilliant
event our club breakfast would be-
MY one comfort Is that lapses In
Intelligence and chronic state OF
being ecstatically ratified, are, as YOU
viii remember. quite consistent with
the character OF the guinea hen,
which your clever committee se-
signed To me, so please remember
whenever I'm irrelevant or inane
that I'm merely the guinea hen.
although everyone hasn't awakened
10 the fact even in Gotham, where
we have lately had that spectacle of
nm Irish mob maltreating the Irish
players. No such comic lack of
humor would have been possible In
Salt Lake, and so II was with en-.
tire confidence that the members Of
yoiir committee presented a. post
prandial scheme for today, suggested
by Rostands great symbolic poem.
lucy were quite sure you would not
feel that the guinea hen must needs
be altogether and always hair
Drained and shallow. or ChantecIer
cock sure and p poiygamst, The
woodpecker is not q pedant nor, we
hope, Will the nightingale prove to be
one of the good who die young
We feel sure you Will take ONLY
the message of fun or fancy that
each bird symbol embodied in the
poetic consciousness Of the toast
giycrs brings to YOU from the com
p,e~ity OF its little individuality, To
be sure. you may sometimes find
yourselves i'll the position of the in
ev!labIe irishman, who one day was
passing a tree upon which an cscaped
parrot was perclled- The owner stood
at the foot of the tree swearing
futilly, What's the natter" asked
Pat II can't catch that darned
bird said the man, "and hore's a
dollar for the one who can" TIN
that man." said Pat. and started up
the tree. AS he climbed from bra ncI,
TO branch the parrot did tho same.
Finally they neared the top, whsre
the branches began TO wabble DAN
gerously, The parrot was moved to
speech. What the blank do you
want?" II beg your pardon cried
Pat already half down the tree, II
though voIl were bird {"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
CITY AND VVCJy71|

AN ORDER from the oliu I
postmaster general, dated Ri--
resembling section 9 OF ,bs mi
regarding the postal saving tJf,1|
been received by Poy,nsEs
Thomas. Section OF the yejts-
fers 10 those from whom d.pz3
be received and limits then h +
Of the postoffice. The nes -
makes IL possible for the po1r
receive deposits from apyos..
n. c. HOFFMAN and g. Ejl
OF tha Hoffman Investment uzz<|
for Joplin. NO.. yesterday % 80
funeral Of their father. the as. d
man. who died suddenly ,v0 t1|
F.. y. Hoffman had just relur4 q
Lake from a visit 70 hh hG<
notice OF whose death rs2rfA u
his arrival home
c. 8. STEWART. seHsa5 q
Utah WoolgTowers assocato5 4
tsTday for Washington, D. e u
he Will take up with goyernEs'
the question OF the alleged erIns
OF the forest reserves Oh he J
main. thereby restricting ~
available for sheep grazing.
SPARKS FROM A CHIMNEY 4
10 the roof OF the home Of ~
20 Navajo street, et 1ooa
About S25 damage WAS dous %
auto engine from central sau4
paratug from station No. ! affE5
the blaze was quickly eItingSaz
ON THE GROUND Of m
Anna y. Vaughn began SUI y
from Michael Vaughn In @
trlct court Friday morning. -
married In this city MaJ
plaintiff asks TO be r1s@a
maiden name. Anna Miller.
POSTMASTER A. L. THosM
3. Stephens and Joseph 49, -.
Friday morning appointed eee
the National Civic Federation. y
at Washington, y. G. NsIa
The appointments wcle io'-'
ernor William Spry,
JACOB w. RRlNGHgHsl =
ceIie Grace McMaban o! BEL
married yesterday aflernc?a
sonsge Of the Phillips sa S
church by the Rev. 2 = S'sF
relatives were present,
DISTRICT ATTORNEY Ssi 81.
OF brigham City Is ylsinns sso ~ Il
legal business. MIR. Call. ~
as district attorney ios ias
wears announces tbet 10
for denomination.
SURETY MEN Of the sIT ssI.
AT the Commercial cluo -
& o'clock 10 hear an aaoi.-
WaIdron OF San Francisco,
s,,retv ret expert, who is Hhufs
Wesley King, ,.,sr5
Kemp Burt and S. ]. seai s,ad1 ~ -
for pelta, Utah. 10 stga'
c,ndi,,nns to and the genera 80 ~
look Cor that section u W. .,, "A
z. +. CLARKE. ssper;iIii%s spe,,;Ii I, 5
zsicb national forest, wi,l ;.
Nm, S1ondaT where he will @ 80
iEei'ISs mo brssncs office Of 'hs 'VH-
''t3 ON IoF The NE GROUND .; 81 =
,rsns ON Alma Thuesson began y
he = @ Third district court py.rIn yyI s
noon noe for divorce from 4 fsI SIi "
They were married ~
MAY %, 1907. =, asl
Inss Bank and rrust tSsl ,Ss lns5
chosen q director IN usS.r m I
real rto estate firm of he0"
Co. ,,eee FAn
JUDGE. C, w, MoaSSaa Z Ssa p
tory tor decree from Oliver I9us sil% +
sy3srried yo in this city !uns y M
D. j. MURPHY and n1Ss,dirs i; re
have gone to tne ied i,osds itsss
cities 10 study dry sovu' s' nssd
Yesterdays LoeSas os Sssr ~
exceed ed those OF one
"a, %
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BACHELOR KNloI'pp =
WILL HOLD = 7

The Bacnslc,. ,.nS,s4 S"5sA5Sa;, 5Sa;,s1ss:,5. e.
zation OF bacnsln"a vll -
knights of Columbus. nt $50 =
row g., r,rosilcnt .,.i:
called the meeting nnsSssISls, sH w w
certaining, II paclrlor eJ
templete malrlim10hISse, mai1 me knll@ {
SsIsTal SSS.S1 > 'membs5ns. ,n.,s syi is : - =
ss;S| PSS ss;S = is,y Il; ''S:!ss; 'SS:!ss;s = $,
bcr are 'leap-s -
z1iIr i.txrT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17

The celebration Of the thlriy-f flfth an
nivcrsayy Of the Ladies Literary club at
the Hotel Utah Yesterday morning was IN
keeping with tho dignity OF the added
wears OF tho club and cclipseu all former
birthday functions which have LONG been
events in club history,
The birthday breakfast Was served IN
zoo representative women, Including clup
members and their guests small tables
seating eight were used Each table had
as 2 centerpiece basket of ionduils;
sreccfuny arranged With ferns and
smilaX. The bright yellow OF the ion
quils. In their nests OF green, gave the
room a sprlnElikc appearance. The ferns
and smilaS trailed from the baskets TO
the ends of The table.
The serving OF Cdc breakfast began at
II o'clock and the guests were seated at
the tables until > O'Clock.
The menu cards were especially at.
tractive. They were in the form OF
booklets with a picture of the prospec-
tive clubhouse ON the back Just be-
low tho clubhouse picture was the club
monogram In gold The booklets we're
tied With yellow silk CORD. carrying
out the yellow color scheme
Tic title page bore the inscription.
Thirty NTH Anniversary OF the Ladies
Literary Club. February ]G. 1912, Hotel
Utah" With the years ''lS1I end 1912"
at the top OF the page. ON the next PAGE
was the menu. on the next the pro-
gramnle OF toasts. and or the laet the
musical programme.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
Delegates Named.

Governor William Spry yesterday
named Postmaster Arthur T.. Thomas
Frank B. Stephens and Joseph Geoghe-
Utah at the convention of the National
Civic federation to be held at Washing
tom D. G. March ., and Z. The In
dustrlal peace session TO be held In the
peace hall in the Bureau Of American
Republics, presided over by his eninence,
Cardinal James Gibbons, will be one of
the features OF the cony tion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
Names Peace @n- :

Governor WllllS15es enIall.s7siss'
RSln5ifd RIisnai deogma,5tss gd1H, s.,isSptsiss f ssi.
iishment @ OF pea peace The s.SS sOl
sPsakfIOiSIe ,RPs fIoOiSIe%ias: %hs IND. i Hrs y f = j
Charles J, Twssd su'c''
and senators NJ 3
Sutharl5pd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
Special Services,

Special services viii bc held at the
Salvation Army hall sunday Major J.
G. Galley, late of Chicago, will address
the meeting Sunday night. Subject,
| @ -Four Of a Kind. - Special service
will be rendered by the Army SONG.
sters Special solos will be given hy
Professor r. L. Kibby and Miss Leola
Scrack. Adlutant and Mrs. Sloate viii
be in command
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Officer Is Bankrupt,

American Fork. yesterday filed 81 petition
in voluntary bankruptcy in The federal
court He gave his liabilities as s3Sl0 40
and his assets as S673.15, of which hc
claims $312.50 exempt. The Utah Assol
citation OF Credit Men figures as fhe
largest creditor, holding proniss ory
noLe for Sl32a,2S
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Pretty Evening Wedding.

William Shields and Miss ina Brown
We're married at the residence of A, H.
Worthen. 56s East Tenth South street
,ast evening The officiating clergyman
ding ceremony was at D. m and IL was
sollowed at O'Clock by a reception Mr.
shields is connected with the Utah Light
d Hallway company.
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Toasts Growing Event,

The courses OF the breakfast were de-
llclous and fauItlessly served inc mu-
during the breakfast was ono OF the most
pleasing features OF the entertainment,
The toasts however. were, of course. the
crownine event. A quaint conceit WAS
| each toss, ,eiYcr and the toastmistrcss as
snmlnr tho role OF a character In Ros-
tands "Hhanteclcr.
The menu consisted OF grape fruit
filct OF sole, tartar sauce. Julicnne po-
,atoes. broiied milk-fcd chicken on toast,
hoteiier. green peas au heurre in cases.
strawberry parfait Chanteclcr. fancy
cake; coffee and mints:
Iollc@ns is the musical programme:
"A NiSioTn? OF salannc." by Joyce;
sylvia" by Deiibes: "N "Noctnrn, or. .,
No. 2" by Chopin; selections from 30
I.smmerInoor, by Donlzetli: selection
from Tine Spring Maid hy Relnhardt;
yotte.,' by Tohahi; Just N-earlu' for
1on' and II Love You Truly by
Bonds: "Intermezzo Russe." by FRANKIE
During tho breakfast a visiting mis-
sionsTy. Dr. Mitchell, woman physT-
clan; on her way from India 10 her nome
IN the east. was introduced and gave A
brief address. telling something or the
women Of India. nr. Mitchell dvelt upon
the pleasure OF seeing white faces again
and coming in contact with Intelligent
women. She presented the appalling fact
tnat only seven out Of every one thou
SAND women IN india can read and write.
The scintlllatiom % the toast giyera'
Wit and their feast OF reason began inn
mediatoly after the serving OF the last
course of the breakfast
The toastmistress. Mrs. T. G. Weeter.
who assumed the character Of the auinea
hen. was introduced ia II happy manner
~ the president OF tile club, Mrs. L. B.
'rii cllnM- - -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
Death List Is Long.

II Nss pointed out hy several of the
speakers that score OF accidents have
happened on this dangerous stretch of
mountain road in the twelve years it
has been lii operation: that ten or fif-
teen lives have been lost aud much
property destroyed. Indignation was
Expressed that the road should he
operated imperiling the safety of the
citizens of Bingham. while the High
Line road is available for the same
work and is regarded as entirely safe.
The matter of putting in derail
switches was mentioned. hut the speak
crs argued that this would not remove
the danger of accidents similar to those
that have occurred and the conccn-
sus OF opinion favored the abandon.
ment of fbe line
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17

the real optimists OF the world who We're
able to see the light beyond The dark
ness, the sunshine after Tho rain, and
the great souls of the earth had pat
termed their lives on this faith and she
suggested IT as the best keynote Of club