The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
by Mrs. j. c. Hooper at the section
meeting last Thursday morning.

by Mrs. j. c. Hooper at the section
meeting last Thursday morning.
The Association Of CITY clubs met
Monday afternoon in the Y. w. G. 4.
rooms in the Continental bank build.
ing and outlined some plans for civic
Improvement, but has not yet formu.
lated its campaign:
The music section of the Ladies
Literary club will study oratorios writ
ten by German composers next year.
The programmes will be issued soon,
under the direction OF Mrs. Walter c..
Tuttle. chairman of the printing com
nittec The section will meet twice
u month, instead Of once month as
heretofore. The first meeting of the
month will be a morning meeting. for
the purpose of study. and musical
programme will be carried out in the
second meeting, which Will be In the
afternoon. The section will furnish
the music for the general club meet
ings next year.
The concertle lectures to be given by
Nile. Sophia Stephali at the COnsoli-
dated Music hall, Nav 1928, promise
to be rare, treats for Salt Lake music
lovers The complete list Of patron
esses includes Mrs, A. Fl. Peabody.
Mrs. S. o. S, Nelden, Mrs. AIvah Lew
is. Mrs. Fred Hornung. Mrs. W: G.,
Tuttle, Mrs Wesley King. Mrs. j. O..
Hanghett' Mrs, P; N, Cook, Mrs. ! r.
Frank Anderson. Mrs. j. T. Treasure,
Mrs. Adolph Vollmer and Mrs. w. H.
Ferguson.
The American Woman S league held
an interesting meeting Yesterday after
noon at the Kenyon hotel Mrs. G, II.
McMahon spoke on the San Francisco
biennial. Mrs. A. J. Gorham discussed
the interests OF the state federation,
and Mrs, Charles Doe spoke on "The
Industrial Organization Of the
League
The Graduate Nurses association
met in called session last night in the
Y. w. C, \. rooms in tho Continental
bank building.
The art section Of the Ladies Liter.
arv club will finish the study of Italian
art next year. The programme is now
being arranged by the programme
Mrs. w. Fl. Bintz. The officers who
have served the past year have been
reelected They are Mrs. +. l.. Par
ker, chairman; Mrs, J. c. Hooper. vice
chairman and secretary; Mrs W. II.
Bintz, critic.
The tourist section Of the Ladies'
Literary club will make tours through
Southern France next year. The
study this year has been on "North-
ern France The following officers
have been chosen by the section
Chairman, Mrs. Lee Charles Miller;
vice chairman, Mrs, G. B. Wilson; sec
retary. Mrs. ". ]. Barretto; critic,
Mrs. Joseph Rodgers. Papers On cit
les of Normandy were read at the last
meeting of the section last Tuesday
morning by Mrs. Allen It. Sanford,
Mrs. s. T. Fenton and Mrs. G. B, vii.
son.
The Wasatch Literary club met at
the home Of Mrs. w. p. oliver, 1916
Roosevelt avenue, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. McNelce gave a talk on Califor-
MIA, and Miss Florence oliver rendered
several solos in a charming manner.
The Utah Women's Press club held
its adjournment meeting Wednesday
afternoon at the Bishops building.
After short business session Mar
garet Blake read a paper dealing with
the origin of the Woman s Federation
of clubs. DR.. Jane Skofield delivered
a short address in which she urged the
members to do all in their power for
the entertainment Of the delegates who
TO the biennial in San Francisco.