The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-16
THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 49, 1912

behalf of the Spirit of Liberty chap.
ter. The flag was accepted by Mrs.
Selden |. Clawson, president of the
Free Kindergarten and Neighborhood
House association. Light refreshments
were served by the girls auxiliary of
the association, following the pro-
gramme.
The local chapter, Daughters Of the
Revolution, entertained the Lehl chap
ter on flag day with luncheon at the
Alta club, followed by special patrl-
otic programme at the Bishops build
ing.
The Missionary society Of the Cen
tral Christian church held meeting
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. n. W. Lang, with Mrs. Lang and
Mrs S. B. Sandusky as hostesses. The
programme was review OF mission
work in the United States and Canada,
Tho society will have, its annual out
ing at Wandamere July ii.
The Seekers Literary club held its
final meeting for the club TUESDAY az"
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. R. e. Saw
age on East Eleventh South street.
Arrangements were made for the an"
nual outing Of the club which will be
held at Saitair June 26. Mrs. E.: w.
Senior, Mrs. B. D, BlackmaEr and Mrs
E. C. McCullow were appointed COM
mittee to plan for the entertainment,
A reading was given by Mrs. Z. Mar.
Gil
The Central W. c. T. O. celebrated
HFlower Mission day. Friday and
Saturday by carrying flowers to the
county infrmary, Holy Cross hospital
and state prison. A short programme
was carried out at the county infrm.
ary on Friday and at the state PRISON
on Saturday.
The Daughters of the Mormon bat
talon held a meeting Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Isabel Workman, "a
South First West street. A sketch Of
Thomas Karen was given by his daugh'
ter, Mrs. s. R. Thurman. Mrs. Work
man gave a sketch Of her own life.
Refreshments were served following
the programme.
The Free kindergarten and Neigh
borhood House association board Of di-
rectors received encouraging reports
of the work Of the past month in it's
regular meeting at the Neighbor hood
House last Wednesday. The play
grounds at the rear Of the house, whic b
is to be equipped by the city, are re
ing put in shape and promise to give
the children of the neighborhood great
pleasure during the summer. The bows
club has disbanded for the summer, but
the senior girls club will engage in
ut-of-door sports.
The Daughters Of the Pioneers cele-
brated the si1ty-second anniversary Of
the Deseret News in a special meeting
at the Bishops building yesterday af-
ternoon. An appropriate and interest
ing programme was carried out.
The Past Noble Grands' club was
entertained Thursday afternoon at the
Wilson hotel by Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs.
Dale. The officers elected for the en-.
suing term were Mrs z. Dawson of
Murray, presidents; Mrs. Dale. vice
president: Mrs. Annis Mckenzie, sec
retary; Mrs. Annie Fleury, treasurer.
Those present were Mesdames Brown,
Cline. Stain, Watkins, Hubbard, Dra-
ner, Mitchell, Fisher. Rice, Natrous,
Braning Morris, Sudheimer. Plant,
Soper, Kern, Lepper, Dover, Hartwell,
Dale, Melton, Mckenzie, F1eury. Miss
Watts, Moore, Eatchel, E. Eatchell,
Drinkwater. Hadlev. Smith, Rens, Can
niaater, Roniff, Marfeld, Dawson Mrs.
Denninp. Miss Noble, Miss Martin,
Hartwell and Mary Watkins.