The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20

stead of holding meetings once month
or less frequently, thcy have been hold
/ ing daily meetings, or in some cases
teas. The Woman's Republican club
| has been giving a series of afternoon
teas, ut which politics are discussed and
/ plans laid for the coming election. The
October meeting of the club will be a
musicale at tho home OF Mrs. William
Spry, tho exact date not having been
| set.
The music section Of the Literary
! club meets at the clubhouse Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. The programme,
which follows, is devoted to Ruben
stein and Won Weber, and the commit
tee in charge Is Mrs. Harry CAM, Mrs,
3. +. Anderson, Mrs. F. c. Richmond
and Mrs. Wesley King.
Miss blanche KILLER:
song ''esiqs Mrs. 4. SoNit.. ''"''s''
Piano. Kamenoi Ostrow 49,. Rubinstcin
Mrs. a. A, Kerr,
Miss Fora shaw
Plano. Valse Caprice -. -. Rubinstein
Overture. oberon ..,..,......v Won Weber
Mrs. b, r, Anderson. violin:
Mrs. Harry CAM. plano.
Duet (selcctod) ...>......... Rubnstein
Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. McNitt.
Melody In + o,cSss,rs oS,,;;;'''''' 'Kuo'nStein
Plano, Rondo Brilliant Won Weber
Miss Kate Nelson.
The Utah Soross, Provo's second
club, one which has always taken front
rank in civic improvement work, is
still all integral part of the state fed
GRAFTON. although some misunderstood
ing has been caused by the fact that
Sorosis Junior, club of young Provo
girls. VINO have within the past few
years All entered the matrimonial
state, has been dissolved for lack of
members who could still be classed as
"juniors.' This was the club which it
was announced was dropped from the
federation. The Utah Sorosis is repre-
one OF its most efficient members, Mrs.
5. Z. Galloway.
One of the delightful aftermaths OF
the state federation meeting was a
beautifully appointed tea given for the
president. Mrs. A. j. Gorham, by Mrs.
Elmer f. Corfman. at her home in
Provo. Mrs. Corfman took Mrs. Cor
ham and Mrs. Charles II. Mcmahon
over TO her home at the close of the
sessions in Springvillc and on Friday
afternoon the ladies of Provo were
guests NJ large and elaborate tea
! there, a number of friends from town
remained over for the nffalr and pIac-
tically all the ladies belonging to the
southern federation were guests,
The history section of the Ladies
Literary club will hold the regular
meeting next Thursday morning at
1915 O'Clock at the clubhouse. Con.
tiuuing the study Of American history
in the Colonial period. Mrs. Ira D..
Travis will read a paper on the popu-
lation. religion, politics and commerce
of Europe ut the time, and the ltera-
ture OF the period will he discussed by
the members of the section
The next meeting Of the Ladies ;
| Literary club VIII be held next Friday
i afternoon at the usual hour. aud the
subject OF education will be taken up
IN concrete fashion Professor +. W
Reynolds viii discuss "University Ex.
tension Work and Frank Holman. a
Rhodes scholarship man, will speak on
! Cecil Rhodes and the Rhodes scholar.
ship. Mrs. {. G. Snyder will furnish
the vocal music.
| dav afternoon with Mrs. n X. Bur.
ton at 52l Third avenue, aud Mrs.
Nephi l.. Morris will read paper on
1.-The Confederation Of Tribes and the
Great Migration in the stndy OF the
history of Germany covering the Ro-
man period. Reports OF the president
and delegate 70 the recent state fedora.
I tion meeting will be given also
l
| The Officers and many of the dele
gates 10 the National ". c. T. T., now
in session in Portland. will he here on
their way east on Monday, October 2s.
and the local women are planning TO en-
tertsin them for the day with automo-