The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-17
With the Clubwornen

made treasurer and Mrs. j. +. Mar
shall secretary. The work Of distrib.
uting clothing will coutinuc for the
present, The articles having been cata.
lo2ucd and apPortioned al the home
Of Mrs. W. {. Lyme on Monday and
Wednesday last.
The regular November meeting Of
the spirit Of Liberty chapter. Dauph.
ters of the American Revolution. was
held Thursday afternoon IA ihc home
Of Mrs. Grant Hampton, with Mrs,
roscoe NJ. Breeder as chairman Of The
AFTERNOON s programme. The main
topic Of the afternoon was "' Industrial
nd"sat.on, and IT. was presented in
an Interesting talk Dy j. Leo Fair
banks, instructor of art in the city
schools, The musical numbers were
rendered by Mrs. Jack TAYLOR aud FOL.
lowing the programme tea was served
BY the hostess assisted by Mrs.
Breeder,
The Utah Womans Press club held
an interesting meeting at the bish-
ops building on Wednesday evening
Andrew Jenson lectured on The subject
of 'The Holy Land with stereopt.
con views. Mr.. Jensen is n speaker Of
easd bv h a9d svdsnss wns thoroughly nPR[S
Temple, - words by Mrs. MARY T. Kelly
and music by Prof. j. j. Dayues, was
beautifully rendered by Mrs. Della
Daynes Hilles. The composers accom-
panied.
The history section Of the Ladies
Literary club will meet on Thursday
next at the usual hour and in the con
tinuation of the study Of American his
tory will take up the Settlement of
the Thirteen Colonies" Mrs. Sanford
and Mrs. BEETLES will present the two
topics, "Purpose of Nations Colonizing,
Purpose Of Colonists, Religions and Po-
litical 1deals,' and also "Early Strug-
giles" T"
There will be special meeting of the
City Association of Clubs on Monday
at the parlors of the KENYON hotel, and
Immediately following that will be the
regular meeting of the Civic club. The
Sopics to be presented at the latter are
"The Minimum Wage Scale, Work,
Liability Act, which will be discussed
by J. W. Mckinney.
The interest of many of the club
women has centered during the past
week in the meeting of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy in Bal
timore. which has lasted since the
first of the week. Mrs. Sol Siegel
Of this city, who is spending some time
in Baltimore, was the representative
Of the local chapter at the national
meeting.
The Home Economic association will
L
Wednesday. November o7. TO discuss
to the home and school. All housel1eep-
ers who are interested viii be welcome.
The place Of meeting, together with
the programme, will be announced later.
The next meeting Of the Woman's g
Republican club will be the annual
meeting for the election Of officers,
and will meet on the first Monday in
December with Mrs. William Shill, 353
South Second West. Mrs. Shill Will
be assisted by Mrs. William Strickley
and Mrs. Rasmussen
The Wasatcb Literary club will
meet next Tuesday with Mrs T.. Stock
man at 7s9 Eighth avenue. Mrs. e.
Hawxhurst will read q paper on "ChaI,
speak on ffNew York City Art Gal
leries" and Mrs. Earl Higsop will re-
view current events,
The poets section Of the Ladies'
Literary club will meet Monday after
noon with Mrs. Oscar L. Cox at 272
Wall street, on Capitol hill, Miss Lin.
da Jessup will present the chart Of
the circles to be used in the study Of
"'The Divine Comedy"
The tourist section of the Ladies
Literary club meets Tuesday morning
at the clubhouse TO continue in the
study of southern France. Mrs. 6. B.
Wilson will present the subject Of
Limoges and the Porcelain Indus
try"
The Browning section OF the Ladies'
Literary club will meet next Saturday
with Mrs. j. 6. Weeter at tho Brans-
ford, and preceding the literary pro.
pramme with the usual luncheon, viii
Continue "The Ring and the. Book. -
Tho Cleofan will meet next Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs, W. G. Nc.
Donald at 260 First avenue. The topic
Of tho afternoon, 'Thc Middle Nc
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