The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
News and N OteS
of w Omerl'S S Clubs

The board Of directors OF ths Free
Kindergarten and Neighborhood House
association met Wednesday morning at
the Nciehborhood nousc in regular month :
ly session. No definite report has yet
been received on the amount Of the re-
ccIpts from tho Kirmcss. The number
of children cared for in the day nursery
for the month OF January reached 1853.
The boys club has grown 10 such an eN-
tent that division is necessary and a
Junior and senior club will he cstan-
ing was forty-siN. The club will meet
tonight and arrangements Wiii be made
for a division The time FOR the meet, !,
Ing OF the sewing circle has been changed
from SATURDAY. afternoon 10 from 1880
a. m TO 1890 p. IN. Tho story hour,
formerly occupying the time between II
and 12 O'Clock Saturday mornings. mas
been changed 10 from 1890 10 l;@o.
4 now society of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union was organized
part Of the city Toe meeting for the
purpose ol organization was held viii!
Mrs George r. Kent, 1916 East Ninth
South street; An, address was made by
Mrs t.. r.. Shepard. state president of tho
w. G. r. L. and q solo was sung by
L. A. Clark. The reason for the new or
ganization is for the convent encc or ncm-
bers Of the union living in the south
eastern part 81 the city. The new union
was named the Frances Il. Willard SO
ciely.
Tho Daughters Of the Titan Hsndcart
Pioneers held an interesting meeting
"Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Hannah
Lapisl. SO Fourth avenue.
The mothers meeting Of the West
minister college will be held this after
noon al o'clock at Ferry hall of the
college. Professor George Il. SWeazy viii
deliver an address. Tea VIII be served
following the address.
Tic State Council OF Women viii ose-
irate the BIRTHDAY "f Susan Il. AnthonN
! this evening nj o'clock In the relief so
ciety rooms al The bishops building.
Short addresses will be given hy Mrs,
l.; Il. Wells, Mrs. G, ~. NcMahon, Mrs.
Susa Y Gates Mrs. Alice NJ. Horne, Mrs.
Hannah Lapish and Mrs. Johanna Mel
ton. 4 musical programme Viii he fur
| rishod by Miss Bessie Smith. Miss Lii
Inez Sears, Mrs. Ira y. Wines will pre-
side az the meeting In tho absence OF
the president, Mrs .. F. Ricbards
The College club will meet this after.
noon vito Mrs: Robert e. Porter and
| Miss Marion Nosc. a2l South TwclftI
! East street
Much iuter~st II manifested in the
| child welfare conference 10 ne held Sat
| urdav afternoon under the auspices Of tn,
! Mothers congress at the Lafayette school
and a large attendance Is expected.
Th- Clrofau club met "Wednesday al
! terioon with Mrs. W. II. Ritter on !
street Miss Ahbie Wells gave paper
on Victor Hugo and the Rise Of III,
Romantic Movement In Literature
|
The music section OF tho Ladies Lit
erary club met at the clubhouse YESTERDAY
| afternoon. An excellent programme. con
sstlne of selections from Beethoven
vas given under tho direction of Mrs
George r. Shelton and Mrs. &. ;. Kin
ney. Mrs, e. X. kiuneT gave n papc
on Beethoven az an opening In the pro
Eramme. Those furnishing the musl
were: George +, Skclton. violjnist: Mis-
Kate Nelson, pianist; Mrs. &. $ Peters
vocal soIoist; Alfred Press. cellist: Mrs
George T. Shelton. accomnanist