The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
Club Notes.


The Daughters Of the Handcart Pho
|'neers met Monday afternoon in regular
monthly session, at the home of Mrs.
w. J, Wolstenholme, li46 South Main
street. Seventeen of the original band.
cart pioneers were guests of the Soci-
ETY., Interesting "reminiscences of the
DAYS Of pioneer travel were given by
Mrs. Sarah Swift Miss Della VOL
steuholme sang a solo. A paper on the
life Of the handcart veterans was given
by Mrs. Victoria c.. McCune. Several
musical selections were sung by the
Handcart Quartette.
The poets' section of the Ladies
Literary club met MonlaY afternoon
with Mrs. A. T. Volmer, 80 Alameda
The Daughters of the Revolution
held theT regular monthly meeting
Tuesday afternoon at the Bishop IS
building. Mrs. z. T. Farnsworth, Jr.
and Mrs. I. f. Wiley gave their an.
cestraL papers. Mrs. Wiley also read
two patriotic poems Applications were
received for two new memberships.
The Wasatch Literary club met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. II. A
King. sos East Tenth South street
The reading of "Hamlct' was con
| tinued. Mrs. Byron Cummings and
play. Excellent music was furnished
by Mrs. George Buskle, Miss Edut
Walton. Miss Carol King and Mss
Lena Brown.
The Home Missionary society Of thc
| First Methodist church had the llom'
Missionary societies Of the other Meth
odst churches of the city as it's guests
at the Deacoucss home last TUESDAY
afternoon. Resolutions were psssc,
commeu ling the efforts Of the commls
sioUers toward Sabbath observance auc
asking that all places of amusement b.
closed on Sunday. The regular, stud,
for the day was carried ont. Mrs, W
h. McCuen gave a review Of the frs
chapter Of ''Couserya tiou of Nationa
Ideals Mrs. J. f. Bowdle reviewc'
a magazine article on The Idea
Home.
The Woman S Missionary societies o
the First and Third Presbvteria
churches met Tuesday afternoon a
Westminster college in Westmlnste
Heights. Mrs. c. r. Allen gave an I'D
dress on "The Return of the Churc.
TO tho Laws of God - Mrs Caldwell
read paper on "China.'' Miss Pade
talked on bone missionary work in tn
: Presbyterau church. Mrs. Georg
K Hancock gave an account and paid I
% tribute To the work accomplished n
Westminster college, The women o
the college served tea at the conclusio
OF the programme
S The Salt Lake Woman s Civic clu,
met Monday afternoon al Unity bal
A committee was appointed TO rcqurs
J that the ordinance regarding the clean
ing Of sidewalks be enforced Th
next meeting Of the club will be tb
annual meeting, at which tbc electlo
{ Of officers viii take place The meet
ing will be Monday, February 10.
The appointment OF Mrs. W. II. Til
baIs as cafeteria director for the !
W, C., A, the past week. is 4 matter @
g much interest in club circles. sine
:, Mrs. Tibbals is popular club woma
: aud member OF the boHrl OF director
: of thc Y. W. G.. a. Mrs. Tibbals vi
r take charge Of her ncw, duties MOI
d Jav, A new feature which she wi
< add TO the Y, W. &. a. service will /
Il afternoon tea IN The tea room at
: o clock. The serving of tea will be
: nloasino innovation aud promises
Il become a popular social diversion.
il The Clcofau club mrt Wednesda
e afternoon with Mrs. w d. Ritter, SIS
Il street Current literature was di
cusscl by Mrs. Charles Wells.
L. The art section of the Ladies Lite
u arv club met "Wednesday morning at II
- club house. "Sacred and Protal
IA Love- az portrayed bv Tirian. W;
- tho subject Of paper by Mrs. G..
j. Wilson,
l. The civics committee of the Sta
Federation Of Women S clubs is activ
- ly engaged in some civic reforms. II
T. last one being campaign against aut
mobile speeding, request has bee