The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-15

year have charge Of the music for all
Beethoven sonata, and Mrs. Charles
Daily sang "The Call Of the Fairies, "
with Mrs. Strohauer accompanying her,
The state has been honorcd once more
by the general federation placing on
the list OF its important committees
two Salt Lake women-Mrs. William
G. Jennings, as member Of the COM
mittee on school hygiene for the G..
+. w. c., and Mrs. Joseph Cohen as
a member OF the Legislative committee
I Utah one of the important offices,
that Of auditor, which is filed by Mrs.
G, u: McMahon, and membership on
two important committees. The news
| Of the appointment OF Mrs. Jennings
and Mrs. Cohen was contained IN
telegram from French Lick Springs re-
ceived yesterday by Mrs. A. J. Cor
had as yet been made as to the place
for holding the next biennial meet
ing.
Tho music section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club, which has already begun
Its meetings, has taken up new de-
! parture IN It's work, having organized
CluD lIS U6mDeTS, uD-
der the direction of Mrs. W. A, Wet.
eel. Practically all the singers in the
section are members Of the now club,
which has already held its preliminary
meetings and perfected its OrganiZa-
tion. Mrs, Wetzell will entertain the
members Of the choral club and their
friends at silver tea next Saturday
afternoon at her home on North State
street.
The tourist section Of the Ladies
Literary club will meet Tuesday for
the first time this year. The Section
will take up the study Of modern
France, and q preliminary study or
the country itself will be made at tho
first meeting.
The dramatic section Of the Ladies
Literary club win begin its meetings
on Thursday, September 26, at the
club house. The section will take up
the study Of the Irish writer's, begin
ming the reading OF Yeate's "Heart's
Desire.'
Tho current events section Of the |
Ladies' Literary club Will meet next |
Friday afternoon at the club house at |
$3.50. Mrs. E. H, Dorman will give
review of the important events Of the
country during the summer. Mrs. Hill
lard will review the foreign happen
ings of the summer, and Mrs. Coray |
will give a word from the newspaper
conference Of tho biennial.
The first meeting of the Browning
section of the Ladies' Literary club
will be held Saturday, September 2S,
and viii be with Miss Lizbeth Qual-
trough at S5l Seventh East street.
The section will begin tho reading or
"The Pope"
The history section OF the Ladies
Literary club will hold its initial meet.
ing on Thursday morning, September
26, and will take, up the study of
colonial period, Mrs. 2. o. Leather
wood, the chairman Of the section,
will give the first paper.
The P. Z. o. sisterhood will hold the
second meeting Of the year next Sat.
urday with Mrs. A, G.. Andrews at
her he ,G h9me On On 2 % street Mrs. Mrs. Gould B.
ton" and Mrs. Bets will review cur
rent events.
The poets section Of the Ladies' Lit
erary club Will meet Monday, Septem-
Der 80, with Miss Linda Jessup, at
$50 Twolfth East street. Mrs. Q. Fl.
Blanchard will take up the study Of
Dante.
The Bav View Reading club will
hold called meeting tomorrow after.
noon ct 2:30 clock at tho home of
Mrs. A. McCurtain, JOLT First avenue
The meeting is for tho purpose of pre-
pairing for the year g work.
Mizpah chapter, o. E. 8. will cutter,