The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-31
Club Notes.


Club Notes
An event OF unusual interest in club
circles during the past week Was the
visit of Miss Helen Gould to Salt Lake
Wednesday and her acceptance of An
invitation to tea at the Young Wom-
en- Christian association rooms
in the Continental bank building
The board of directors of the association
and about half dozen Of their friends
were given the privilege of meeting
pressed with the extreme simplicity of
the little woman. in spite Of her many
millions, Her entire interest seems
centered in philanthropic work and she
listened with the keenest appreciation
to all of the details of the local Y. w.
C. A. efforts. She was shown the Cor
den academy property, which the asso-
citation hopes to make its future home
and was much pleased with it. Miss
Gould's friendship for Miss Mary Rob-
inson,. secretary Of the local associa-
tion, has directed her attention espe-
cially TO Salt Lake Y. w. G. A.
The Mothers club of the Free Kin
dergarten and Neighborhood House as
sociation met Thursday afternoon at
the neighborhood house on West First
South street. An addres on the train
ing of children and the value Of ma
ture study for the little folks was given
by Professor Paul of the University of
Utah, Miss Helen Hall played sew.
eral piano selections and Miss Hazel
Franklin sang. Chocolate was served
at the close of the programme. A NUM-
Der of mothers were present to enjoy
the afternoon.
The Woman's club was entertained at
the University of Utah Tuesday at
luncheon prepared by the domestic sci.
ence department Of the school, under
the direction of Miss Van Cott After
luncheon Dean Byron Cummings gave
lecture to the club on "The Cliff
Dwellers of Southern Utah. showing
many relics collected from that sec
tion of the state.
Mrs. Frank Laben g section of the
Ladies Aid society of the First Meth
odist church was entertained Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. a. NJ. Hanson, 79
U street, assisted by Mrs. Clarence Bar.
ron, Mrs. Theodore Hotopp and Mrs
George S. Smith.
Miss Alton Young read "The Won
an of Tomorrow at the meeting OF
the Cleofan club Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Rodney Z. Badger.
The Utah Mothers congress met yes
terday afternoon at Rowland hall. Ar
thur w. North gave an interesting ad
dress on '|Trails of Utah, /" A mum
Der of the members of the congress
and their friends were in attendance,
The address of William Bernard
manager of the Garrick theater or
"The Psychology Of the Modern Audi
ence,' to the dramatic section of the
Ladies Literary club Thursday after
noon, was scholarly and thoroughly de
lightful. The section took UP the study
of "Lady Windermere g Fam The
characters of the play have been as
signed to different members of the sec
ton and the play is being read in dia
logue form.
The card party given by the Ladies
Literary club Tuesday afternoon al
Unity hall proved financial, as well a:
q social success. The sum of $ll0 was
cleared. 1t was the original intention
to devote the money raised from the
card party to the fund for printing the
programmes, but it has been decided tc
buy a bond for the new club house
with it.
The Bay View Reading club met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. f. l.
Davis. 1907 First avenue. A paper or
Religions in Africa was given BY
Miss Sullivan. Tho subject was wei
handled. The lesson was presented by
Mrs. A, J.. Ensign. The magazine re
view was given by Mrs. II. II. Frame
and Mrs A. B. Gibson. A reading
"The Death Of Anthony from
Shakespeare 8 "Anthony and Cleopa
tra," was given by Mrs. Grant Swan
The members responded to roll cal
with items of interest about religion:
in Africa,
The American Woman g league helt
an interesting meeting in the parlor:
OF the Kenyon hotel Tuesday night
| The feature of the programme was tn,
] reading of "Madam Butterfly b,