The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

! noon at the Hotel Utah aud elected
It's officers and board Of directors tor
The casuug year. The officers of the
| league arc; President, Mrs j. G.. Han
sbett; vice president, Mrs. C.. a. Qgig-
Icy: secretary and treasurer, Miss Mar
Garet Gibbons; board Of directors. Mrs.
". NJ, o 'Bricn, Mrs. Joseph Geoghegau,
( Mrs. James 1vers, Mrs. G. ]. Collins,
Mrs Mary f.. Kirk and Mrs. James Mul
ryan.
The Ladies Literary club will de-
vote its entire meeting next Friday
afternoon to study Of ''The Marve-
lous Achievements Of the Blind The
meeting will he in charge Of Miss
on The Literary Achievements Of the
Blind; Mrs. c. T.. Allen viii speak
on The Vocational Work OF the
Blind: Mrs. Arthur Bird will tell of
the arts and crafts movement among
the blind; Miss Daisy Raybould. of the
musical work of the blind. and Mrs.
Russell SchuIder will tell of their stb-
let'c work. The music for the after-
noon VIII be furnished by Mrs. A. Il.
Stone and Mrs. Jack Taylor.
The Bay View Reading club will
meet on Monday afternoon with Mrs.
w, Il, Duvall at 324 Sixth East street.
The lesson will be given by section
and the magazine review by section
4, while Mrs. Grant Swan will read
q. paper on 1.-THE West Coast and
Mrs, Wmtcley will review current
events.
The history section of tho Ladies
Literary club will hold the regular
meeting next Thursday morning at
lo;lo- when Mrs. Frank B. Probes will
give the paper on Government Of
Colonies, Charters, Assemblies, Taxes
and Laws
The newest club in the state fedora.
tion, the Woman 8 club of Mapleton.
has undertaken to open reading room
for the Young boys and girls OF tho
place and arc busy accunulatiug a Ii
brary Besides their little local stock
or books. which they have themselves
contributed, they arc to have as many
eases OF books from the travelling H.
prary committee as can be spared. A
letter from the president Of the club,
Mrs j, a. Hill, TO Mrs. +. +. Marcy.
makes request for the eases and they
vii, be forwarded Immediately.
The Mothers club Of the Jackson
school held The second in a series Of
meetings last Friday afternoon and
Education of Girls by Miss Charlotte
Stewart The club was organized some
time ago for the study OF training
children physically and morally as well
AS mentally. At Fridays meeting Of
ficers were elected ms follows. Mrs.
y, j.. Hepworth, president; Mrs. II.
Bouck, vice president; Mrs. r. D. Mat
thews. secretary; Mrs, o. T. Mackin-
tosh, corresponding secretary.
A most interesting program will be
given at The w. c. T. U. institute in
the Y. ", G, A. rooms in the Con.
tinental bank building Monday after
noon.
Mrs, VIM. Jennings, matron of the
high school will speak at 2:l5 in The
interest of girls. At 5 p. m. Mrs. Eliza
lation'' At $3.50 Miss Christine /.
Tin!ing, national lecturer of the ". q.
T. L. VIII speak on auti-narcotics.
Evory woman is invited To be preg.
eut who is interested in the moral vel.
fare Of this city
At the regular meeting OF Mizpah
Chapter No. ., O. +. s. held in Masonic
Temple, Monday December g. the fol.
lowi ne officers were elected for the
coming year: Miunic NJ. Cane, worthy
matron: LEROY a, McGee, worthy pat |
ron; Elizabeth ". SNYDER, associate
matron; Louisa Steward, secretary;
c. Harriet Hartan, treasurer; Matte
3. Prosser, conductrcss: Estellc " Col
lin, associate couduetress; trustees, !
George G.. Armstrong, w. d. Prosser
and Lucius Z. Judd.
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Thursday night, the Ladies Aid so.
ciety OF the Tiff Methodist church |
held its rngular monthly meeting at the
home Of Mrs. w. r. Core, 1888 Second !
avenue. 4 social hour followed the |
business session. Refreshments were |
served by the hostess, assisted bv Mrs. |
L. L, Hiskey and Mrs Richard Wheats. |
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The Ladies' Literary club will hold |
The regular meeting next Friday after |