The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12

isviIle, Ky. who was Efshut in'' all of
her life. Instead of pining over her
affliction, Miss Cassidy turned her at.
tention TO making others happy and
conceived the idea of sending cheer to
those who had to spend their lives
within four walls, as she did, She chose
the w. c. T. u. as her medium of dis,
pensing this cheer and her birthday
has since been observed by the w. G.
II. u. all over the country in carrying
out her idea. although she has been
dead for several years. At the last
meeting of the Central union on Fri.
day afternoon, Mrs. G. A. Walker WINS
elected president to finish the unex-
pired term of Mrs. w. A. Wight, who
resigned on account Of leaving the
city. The annual election of officers
will take place in October. Mrs. Wight
presented the union with a beautiful
picture of Frances Il. Willard. A pro-
eramme on CAN'T Narcotics was GER
ried out.
The appointment of Mrs. A. 7. Cor
ham of this city on the rules and regu-
lations committee of the General Fed,
GRAFTON Of Women IS clubs is a well-de-
served compliment to Mrs Gorham and
an honor to Salt Lake. With Mrs. c.
TT. Mcmahon as chairman Of the pro
gramme committee, Salt Lake Is get.
ting goodly share of recognition in
the general federation. Mrs. Mcmahon,
while chairman in name, has really
been the entire programme committee,
so far as all Of the programme except
that arranged by the California com
mittee is concerned. Her duties have
been arduous and she has accomplished
them both faithfully and efficiently.
She has type-written 444 pages Of the
programme herself, has written 800 let.
ters and sent thirty kilograms gather
ing material for her work,
The Ladies Literary club held its
annual election of officers Friday af-
ternoon in its final business meeting
for the year at the club house The
Officers arc Mrs. e. B. CritchIow, presi-
dent; Mrs. w, +. Adams, first vice
president; Mrs. Frank Anderson, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. A. T. Nc
Came, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
S. o. S. Nelden, treasurer; Mrs H. K.
Klingender, librarian: Miss Linda Jes-
sup. critic; Miss Ethel Paul, historian,
Tho new directors are Mrs. r. l.. Os-
wald, Mrs. A. II. Parsons and Mrs La
fayette Hanchctt. Reports for the past
year showed the club to be in a flour.
ishing condition. Arrangements arc
being made for university day
June l, when the club will join with
the University Of Utah in an enter.
Like Ito will be presented June ] and
2 by the pupils of the university un-
der the patronage of the club. The
committee OIL arrangements are Mrs T..
o. Leatherwood, Mrs. Charles Peak.
Mrs. S, +. Fenton, Mrs. Oscar l.. Cox
and Mrs. George +. Skelton. The tick
ct committee consists of Miss Kate
Groo. Miss Dey, Mrs. w. M. Drew,
Mrs. o. l.. Cox, Mrs. a. 7. McCanpe,
Mrs. f. 4. Marcy and Mrs. f. B. Pal.
mer,
The Browning section Of the Ladies
| Literary club has elected the follow.
ing officers for next year; Mrs. w,
G. Jennings, chairman; Mrs w. j.
c. Jennings, chairman; Mrs. w r.
Shealy, secretary: Mrs. John Cain,
critic; Mrs. Robert GemmeIl, treas.
urer- The members Of the section and
their husbands were entertained Tues.
| day evening by Mrs. W. c. Jennings
at her home on Second avenue in ceie-
bration Of the one hundredth anniver.
sary of Browning's birth.
Spirit OF Liberty chapter. Daughters
of the American Revolution, held it's
annual election Of officers in rneet-
ing Thursday afternoon with Mrs. X.
". Fisher. 275 Fifth East street. The
officers are Mrs. l.. +. Hall, regent
Mrs. Mollie Stark Breeden, vice re.
gent; Miss Edith Mudgett, secretary
] Miss Anna Youngman Decker, treas.
urer: Mrs. Edith Alden Stohr, regis.
trar; Mrs. A. r. Cook. historian, The
directors are Mrs. w. II. Alexander
Mrs J. E. Oglesby and Mrs. Lunette
Stephens. The programme committee
consists Of Mrs. Seth w. Morrison
Mrs. Z. q. Jansen and Mrs. F. H.
Dodge. The chapter will have no more
meetings until next fall
The next years programme for the
history section Of the Ladies Literary
club will be printed soon. The section
study for next year will be "Colonial
History OF America. The programme
committee follows: Mrs. T.. O. Leath.
erwood. chairman: Mrs. ID. n Straup.
Mrs. c. +. Kutnewsky. Mrs. Byron
Groo and Mrs. Allen r. Sanford. \
paper on Modern France WAS given