The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

the Epics of Greece and The Women
OF Greece and Their Work. were the
topics discussed. Mrs. W. NJ Havenor
| read extracts from the "Ihsd.' - BY
ron s "Maid Of Athens wss read BY
Mrs. II. K. McIutire-
"Correggio" was the subject for
discussion az the art section OF the
Ladies' Literary club Wednesday
morning. \ sketch Of the artist and
his work was given by Mrs. W. H.
Dunn.
The current events and current liter
ature section Of the Ladies Literary
club met Friday afternoon at the club
house. Mrs. George orr gave talk
on "The Citv of Mexico and Mrs.
George kidder reported current events,
The Bay View Reading club was en-
tertained with A KensiDgton Wednes-
dsy afternoon at the home of Mrs. n.
y. Dunyon, % II street.
The College club elected officers at a
meeting Thursday night at the home of
Miss Dorothy Weber, Third avenue and
2 street. The new officers are Mrs.
Ira d. Travis. president: Mrs. G. v.
Lawrv. vice president; Miss Mildred
Powers. secretary; Miss Katharine For
roster, treasurer The additional mem
bers of the executive committee are
Miss Dorothy Weber and Miss Marion
Vose.
At well.attended meeting Of the
Monday Night Literary club the past
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
MnCopnn 100 TT prOf n
Garret. of the High school, gave talk
on a recent trip to the natural bridges
of San Juan county over the new route
leading through the Abajo mountains
from Monticello. The lecture was illus
trated by a large number Of photo
graphs taken by Professor Garret all
along the journey. number Of SOU
venirs and relics also were exhibited.
The president. Mrs. Helen NJ. Tibbals,
presided for the last time for the sea
son as she left Tuesday for Illinois to
spend the spring months with her
daughter,
The Woman s Republican club held
an interesting meeting Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. P. S. Witcher,
1875 G street. Mrs. Witcher was assist.
ed by Mrs. Margaret Zane Witcher and
Miss Alvina Fnnerty, A we'll written
paper on "The Recall" by Mrs. ". J,
Percival, was read by Mrs. Minnie
Hamilton. A review of political news
was given by Mrs, Helen Kimball. Four
new members were received.
I The Association Of City clubs formed
permanent organization in meetin G
Monday afternoon in the Y. W. c. A,
rooms in the Continental bank build
ing Meetings will be held on the first
| Monday in each month. Sixteen clubs
are included in the organization. The
officers are Mrs. j. i. Beless, president
Mrs, Ira Travis, vice president; Mrs.
| Earl Dunshee, recording secretary; Mrs
w. II. Boothe, corresponding secretary;
a committee to take steps toward
abolishing bill boards in residence por'
! tion Of the city is composed of Mrs,
| Elizabeth Cohen and Mrs. Adella Eard'
| lev. A committee to confer with the
| city commission. with regard to clean
| ing up the city, consists of Mrs. j T
] Beless, Mrs. William Steward, Mrs. Ira
d. Travis, Mrs. A. McCurtain, Mrs. E
Hauxhurst and Mrs. E. Senior.
The poets section of the Ladies
| Literary club met Monday afternoon
with Mrs. Elizabeth L. Wines, $50 Il
! street, Inc study or VICTOR hugo
Hermann was taken up. A sketch
of the play and the author was given
by Mrs. Oscar Cox.
The tourists section of the Ladies
Literary club met Tuesday morning at
| the club house. The account of 4" A
Ramble Through Brittany was given
| by Mrs, Bickford.
"'The Open Air School, discussed
| BY Mrs. Robert J. Burdette.. was the
| feature of Kensingtou given by the
| LLOYD alliance at Unity hall Wednes-
| day afternoon.
| The p r. .. sisterhood met Saturday
afternoon with Miss Violet Whitworth
| l49 Seventh East street. Miss Lydia
Palmer gave paper on Leonardo dc
! Ninci,'
The United Daughters of the Con-
| federacv met Friday night with Mrs.
| j. 7, McGregor In the Zimmerman
apartments. An interesting programme
| was carried out Mrs. d. ". Hughes
| gave an entertaining paper on fEarly
J Colonial Days Miss Winifred Over
gave charming sketch of Sidney La
mier and read some OF his poems. 4
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