The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-26
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the leagues until next fall. Mrs. Travis
said that q playground had been estab-
Gshed near the Oquirrh school, how,
ever.
The Free kindergarten of ISL West
First South closed Friday with picnic
at Liberty park. The day nursery will
continue through the summer and the
members Of the Free kindergarten and
Neighborhood House association, assist
ed by the young women's auxiliary will
keep busy during the heated months
caring for the little folks and giving
fresh air excursions for them. Miss
Nellie Shermer, kindergarten teacher,
has resigned and will be succeeded by
Miss Marion Vose, who will have charge
Of the school when it "opens in the
fall.
The Bay View Reading club was en-
tertained at Kensington Monday
afternoon by Mrs. Ambrose Nord, 11S
street.
The Woman's Missionary society Of
the First Methodist church met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs, Harold
Stearns, 1928 East Fifth South street:
a paper on "The Religious Cults of
&merica" was given by Miss Perkins
The lesson from the "Conservation Of
tSdtuid. pSoouiSes ""o ASu ~
limerick.
The Wasatch Literary club held its
last regular meeting for the club year
Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. u. HauI-
hurst at her home on Blaine avenue.
A forecast of the summer was given
in paper op "The Ideal Summer Va
cation,' by Mrs. J. T. Phinney. The
paper was interesting and was supple
mented by the views of different mem
bers Of the club on the best way to
spend vacation. The programme for
next year, which will deal with gem
eral literary and civic topics, was
partly outlined.
The College club was admitted to
the General Federation of Women's
clubs the past week, and will send
representative to San Francisco. The
delegate will be appointed by the pres
ident of the club.
Two of the women g clubs OF Provo
have raised $1,000 for free swimming
pool. The bids are out for the =, con-
struction Of the pool, and it will be
ready for use this summer
The Oregon State Federation is max
ing elaborate plans for the entertain
|
the national federation meeting July
Z to Is. Delegates intending TO return
that way are requested to communicate
with Mrs, Evans. care Portland Even
| ing Journal. Headquarters will be
maintained at the Hotel Portland.
1t is planned to make the afternoons
for conferences especially stlmulatlng
| to women as the time will be given en-
tirely to discussions on any subject that
interests those in attendance. There
will be no set speeches, the topics that
are set out being tentative suggestions
for starting the discussion, The chair.
men of the different departments Will
preside, but it is hoped that those on
the floor will develop the programme
| by bringing forward their club per-
piexities or some happy solution for
particular problem.
The Michigan delegation will reach
Salt Lake City Saturday, June %, at
2;l5, and leaves that night over the
Western Pacific at TO-.
The meeting at the Hotel Utah for
the purpose OF organizing social sur,
vey bureau in Utah, has been postponed
from Monday, May 81, to Monday,
juno 3.
The Salt Lake girls Of the A. F. Q,
II clnh delightfully."- entertained the
nnt of town members Of the club Fri
day afternoon at the home of Miss
frances Shields at 32 Harmony place;
The afternoon was spent in games and
music, after which dainty luncheon
was served. Those present were Ma5y
Williamson, Ada Sanders, Gertrude
Roche Ethel Hartwell, Marguerite
White, White. Elizabeth Patrick and Ruby
MnIaock of Salt Lake. The guests
@ were Dahlia Brown. Hepsy BeTTy, WI
ds Mavcock, Tessie McLanghlin, Beat
riee McAvon, Lillian Condy, Dorq Hun IN
ter, Bertha 91s Lsfias1Ia@a IHaa srs Beus ss BsssiI
WI whitaker. Catherine Wilson and Mabe
i. REYNOLDS.