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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-07
MRS. REYBURN GETS DIVORCE

". LOUIS. Dec. AFTER a trial last
ing twenty.hve minutes Judge H!tchcock
has granted Mrs. Florence X. Rey-
burn a divorce from Amedee V. Rey-
burn IT,, awarding her S325 month
alinnonyl and the custody OF her four
ysar-old son. Albert Tevis Reyburn
rbs Royburns We're married June 4.
-. and separated Aug. 80. 1912. Mrs,
R~yhurn 10 the daughter OF Albert 7.
Yeny, Q New York banker.
Ex.Judge Daniel G. Taylor. represent
1nG Rsyburn. was not present when the
ua0s was called. Reyeurn also was
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-07
HALTED CAR WHEN POLICEMAN
THREATENED TO SHOOT.

Policeman .Tlercilo saw the eccisr
and. thinking Taylor was trying to e.
cape. drew his revolver ana threaten.
to shoot. Taylor turned his nacl. ne an
drove back To where his victim lay dcd.
at the side Of the street.
After DIR. Goiding OF tho New Yo"k
Hospital had sad death had been 'r.
Simultaneous. the BODY was removed L.
the West Seventeenth street stn.i NJ
and Taylor was held on homie. e.
charge.
lie said that the car belonged to "
bert |. Sire, lawyer. OF No. !" East
Slxteth street, by whom he was en-
ployed as a chauffeur
Il was on my way To tho garage In
Eighteenth street. between Sixtl AMI
Seventh avenues" Taylor said. II was
late and was going pretty fast. 7 think.
turned to avoid n collision with tic
car and could not help striking :hc
man on the crossing"
Taylor was arraigncd before Coroner
winterbottom and held In a,.000 bail, m
default Of which he was committed "a
the Tumbs. Mr.. Sire refused to furnish
the bail or to aid him In any way.
Mira Sire said this morning that III,
chauffeur was not authorised 10 hav,
the car out At the time OF the accident.
my husband and myself she said
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-07
.JOyR|DER KILLS
MANDODC|NGCAR
At A CROSSING
Papers in Pocket Identify VIC
tim as N. H. Roth of The
Seventh Regiment.

A man identified by papers In hs pock9i
as Mack H. Sofia. u member - the
Seventh Regiment, and Jew York sales
man for a western paint company, was
Instantly killed when an AUTOMOBILE
driven by Justin Taylor. twenty-five, or
No 200 West One ndrcd and First
street. struck him at Fourteenth street
ar: sixth avenue early to-day.
Policeman OBrlon Of the Mercer street
station. on post a, sixth avenue at
Tenth street. saw the automobile going
north at tremendous speed.
lie shouted command to halt. bu,
the chauffeur al not sacken speed
Their was a passenger in the car. Tay'
lug says the pa sengcr was s;rlag
who had asked for mt" and le.
the machine at Thirteenth street
As the automobile approached ~,
Fourteenth street crossing an cas-
bound ear started across the ave-
Taylor was travelling too rapidly Z
stop, but swung the auto sharply 1ro - .
To the west.
Roth was crossing Fourteenth So
when the car III. hin and ran ovcr .
head and chest. The machine had -
an lmps.us that Il was near Il
cnth avenue before Taylor could stop :,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-07
Killed by Exp,odia= AUTO Tank.

CHICAGO. Dec 1.-s1 ephcn Nomsc
was Instantly Killed and his brother.
working beside rim, probably was
fatally injured to-day when carbonic
n cid tank they were charging exploded
The formers body was cut In TWO.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-07
CH|NAMAN FOUND
GUILTY Of MURDER
IN WAR Of TONGS
Jung Hing Of the On l.eongS
Must Go to the Death
Chair.

Jung Hing. crack marksman OF the
On IAong tong group Of fighters, was
convicted to-day OF murder In tho first
degree before Judge Muldueen In Gen
eraI Sessions after tho jury had been
out all night. After listening "a the
usual mass OF conflicting Chinese testi-
mony the twelve men agreed that Jung
Hing had killed Yeo Toy. u Hin Sing
gunman, In front of No. Is Pcl street
on June II.
This yellow man with the masked
eyes and the uDfiinchinx nerve Is .he
first Chinaman to be convicted In this
city OF a first degree murder arising
out Of the perpetual tong auarrels and
his doom fell upon him to-day after .
Jury trying him In November had been
out eighteen hours and failed 20 agree.
On that former trial one man. Charles
j. Kelly. OF No. 3iS West Twenty-siNth
street, held out for arquittal against
eleven who believed Jung Hing guilty
lie had triiie,i with white mans Justice
too long. had this sleek eannan OF the
on Ieong cohorts. On tho n.sh Of Jan.
g. 1910, Yashlto Faito. a Japanese VINO
looked like "A short-hlircd Ch.naran.
was shot down in front OF No. lpoye-a
street ana, although before he daeh ths
Japane.c managed to identity Jura
Hing as the one who had shot him. .ht
wilv Jung was freed by Coroner
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-07

SCRANTON. Pa. Pee. Charles L.
iawley, Prohibition party candidate for
Govern r. of Pennsylvania In 1891. was
killed to-day by a fall from the porch
At his home here. lie was prominent
attorney.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-07

had been at the Dog Show. We stopped
Tor lunch at the waldorf and came d.
rectly home. We reached here at
few minutes before midng and told
the chauffeur to tal;e the car direct TO
the garage. | don't know what he was
doing downtown after we dismissed him.
Friends OF mine nave tod me that
they have seen ny car out at unseemly
hours before"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-07

"Yallcr Mutt" From, Third
Avenue Becomes a Ca
nine Socialist After
Dropping In on Collec.
ton of Dog Aristocracy
at the Waldorf Astoria.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-07

What's Good for Charley's Lady!
Rsd C,o,z y, COUGH pcvua q. ~ BOX Adv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
Presidents Day Of Club.

ne annual presidents day Of the
rar's club will be held at the resi-.
a Of Mrs. w H. Jones. 23l Third
3 street, Tuesday at $3.50 o'clock.
pogramme will consist Of ad.
YES upon the general topic, I" A
ssr and More Liberal Use of Our
ehe Property" and several musical
nhsrs. "a More Extended Use Of
&hool Property is the subject TO
discussed by A, G, Nelson, state
I nntendent Of public instruction.
@aes aspects of the topic Of the
ssoon will be presented by Mrs
lsnstts B. Kinney. "The Viewpoint
ne Federation will be given by
a. j. Gorham, president of the
2h Federation of Women 3 clubs
ane Phases Of the Use of Public
erty; Expansions and Limita
~, will be given by the Rev. P. A
pglr.
Sly Commissioner George D, Kcyser
peak upon the topic of the after,
Is 1t applies TO public parks and
vR1ounds, Mrs. A. L. Young will
Supervision of Natural Play
AHe will be given by Miss Helen
as, who will play piano selection
!, frances Hahn will give violin
etonpanied by Miss Edna Walton
.e piano, and Miss Susanna Stead
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

southern dialect sketch. ga Woman IS
Way in delightful way. A taking
recitation entitled "The Circus Boyo
was given by James Drouillard. Re-
freshments were served.
Mrs Clarence E. Allen Of this city,
who was on the programme of the
recent meeting Of the National Con
gress of Mothers in st. Louis, was a
guest at a dinner given at the Union
League club by the Officers of the
Illinois Congress of Mothers in honor of
Mrs. Schaff during the convention.
Mrs. Allen g address on "The Majnte.
nance of the Standard of Marriage
made an excellent impression.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
Health and Beauty Hints
BY MRS. MAE MARTIN

Mrs. T. A.: I do not think Il necessary
for you TO consult physician about your
weight. You can easily remove your bur-
densome fat at small expense by dissolv-
Ing ounces OF parnotis In II plnts hot
water and taking a tablespoonful before
meals. This splendid fat reducer is very
safe 10 take and VIII not injure your
health. IL Will leave your skin free from
wrinkles and nabblness, No dieting is
necessary.
Ida p: You can't be too careful about
the shampoo you Use. Soap and powders
should never be used on the scalp. To
properly cleanse your hair and scalp with
out any danger OF injury 10 tho hair you
Of canthrox dissolved In cup OF hot
water. Your hair VIII rinse easily. dry
quickly without streaklng or brittleness
and take on an added lustre and fiuf1ness
that will last No shampoo is SO ereetive
IN removing dandrun, scalp irritation and
promoting hair health by keeping the
scalp perfectly clean.
Mrs. s. NJ: Your complexion liz shiny
from the use OF greasy cold creams. II
you viii mix an ounce OF almozoln and ?
teaspoonfus glycer!ne In pint cold wa
ter. and use this sreaseless beauty cream
night and morning. you viii not be both
cred with muddy greasy complexion,
smooth and beautiful. II clears and re-
fines the skin as no other cream ! have
ever used Will, and Is a sure preventive
against chapp'ns. hlackheads and en-
)arEed pores.
c. ". r.; Oils, vasoline and most of
the dope called .'hair tonic" VIII never
help your hair and scalp troubles. The
hcst romedy for riddng your scalp OF
dandru1, Itching and stopping your hair
from coming out Is niado by mixing to-
gcther ! ounce quinzo!n, pint alcohol
and ! pint cold water. This dependa BILE
remedy will not make your hair oily or
"atringly." but will mako II soft and
glossy. Used twice a week IL keeps the
| scalp IN healthy condition and promotes
vigorous growth OF glossy hair,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

II DnITIONAL information regard
ia ;uo the details of the pro
ramme for the biennial meet
~ ;pe of the general federation
-suen S CLUBS 40 49,. -~a,4,-
Ss "a July is being constantly )
80 by Mrs. C. II. McMahon o!
az chairman of the programme
s,ae. One OF the latest bits o.!
-.stiou is that the San Francisco
sIsr of commerce has rendered the
,Isl visitors a trip around the bag
f~Iv 4 Another matte of Interest
~ fact that the services of DR..
Drake Gill, one of the foremost
~, educators Of the east, for q
m Vocational Guidance. Ono
~ leading topics for discussion al
4 Nsupial meeting will be Conserva
Ia Noted speakers who will hnadle
amir will be II II. Gross, president
10 National Soil Fertilizing league
,ran n. Price, vice president of the
4 .scral Forest Conservation society.
n MIS- Myra L. Dart, vice president
4 Ire conservation department of the
Ergal federation Of women s clubs.
Pa details for the press women g
l.is,srce. new feature Of the fedora
7 - nroaYamme, are fast assuming
=. Some OF the most noted press
Tsa Of the west and possibly some
= fhe east will take part in this
L-fssence. The object of the confer
a IA 70 bring the press woman and
4. slub woman in closer touch. Some
A. topics suggested for considera-
arc Newspaper Work as a Prep
-.lsm for Literature, - 'The Club In
kstion TO the Press, "Straigbt Re
4, ,fts Versus Feature Work. and
Sonsa as Political Reporters. -
4 4 matter OF absorbing interest is the
,,tiou Of who the next president of
4, liberation will be. Candidates so
rentioned are Miss Mary Garrett,
r,idsut of the New York federation
q PRESIDENT Of the Equal Suffrage as
Eis.iou, Of New York, and Mrs. Percy
|,,rypacker of Texas, chairman of the
|rral federation endowment fund
|rzittee
l he decorations of the pavilion where
k federation meetings will be held
81 Be unique. The Sutter street en-
Eaa will be closed. The walls will
,pyered with khaki, with hedges of
Elnngea. The Pierce street entrance
be divided into three parts, with a
||aid entrance into a vestibule. At one
q Of the lobby replica OF desert
~ be introduced in the decorations.
ID Yucca plant, cactus and sage brush
ID sueeest the desert. Indian blankets
y baskets will give the western
hi and painting of the desert will
IA background for the scene.
| Al the other end of the lobby, q
eirss pagoda effect will be given.
nse hangings, flowers, temple Ian.
Us and bronzes will be used. The
|I!see between the oriental and occi-
||rhl scenes will be sufficient to in.
|1s the beauty Of the contrast in the
hnniIve scheme.
he Information committee, in charge
Nfs D, J. McMasters, is having Il
Sslr training school for its belpers,
. which Instructions are given on the
p of the city and al bits of informn.
y IN which the visitors will be in
"a. Three information committees
be on hand daily at the headquar.
p m the delegates at the hotel and
b at the pavilion. -.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

Mayor James c. Dahlman, Omaha.
Neb., often called the "Cow Boy
Mayor writes of the benefit he de-
rived from Foley Kidney Pills. and
SAYS: ~ have taken Foley kidney
Pills, and they bave given ME a great
deal OF relief. so l cheerfu'!y rcom-
mend them" Schramm-J Johns n, Drugs.
. stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
10 Entertain Visitors

sahlrmen of the committees at.
xea for the entertainment of visit.
'eer way to the biennial meet
I've National Federation of
clubs in San Francisco June
'uiy >, met Saturday morning
-. hofcl Utah. Plans for enter.
|G,s' were discussed. It is expect.
III. az least 1000 visitors will stop
4" Lake and Ogden on their way
soast, One hundred aud twenty
iinvhs have been sent out to state
.RsM,.V as representatives of state
I,isssslps, 10 general federation
II tsdcefs, to chairmeu of the gen
~ sIetion committees and TO
-, the programme. Seventy.five
Etj' rnafe already been received. The
.t.,.. .'en VIII be the Salt Lake head.
automobile drive. tabernacle
"a a. ssecltsl and a tea will be fen'
IL. entertainment here and in Og'
IA, visitors will be taken 70 the
Sssss IN Ogden CANYON, where tea
h,. served, The Utah federation
e 1900 for the entertainment
q ,Suests, the money to be assessed
". membership III the federation
se e sse OF 90 cents per capita. Fol
saluss ehairmen OF the hospitality
irCMrs, Il. p, Porter of Ogden
20 a.. Miller, subchairman for Salt
|N MON and entertainment-Mrs
p 'sfs and pubhcity-Mrs. c. T. Var
sne snauNGn~-Dr. Jane skolfield.
lh;s@rs. l.. II. Farnsworth.
soss Mrs. Frank Knox,
Xlhs,taionb-Mrs. T. r. Marcy.
Gsament committee for Ogden
would B. Blsksley is genera
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
Wagner ProRramme.

- music section of the Ladies' Lit.
"a club will meet Wednesday after
y the club house. The programme
= charge of Mrs. walter G. Tuttle
afs Jnck Taylor. The selections
Les from Wagner with the e1cep'
~ one Grieg number. The pro-
- SPRING (Grieg). Miss Emma
4 Life and Works OF Wagner,
X. sslank Browning; "WaIther s
sgng - Miss Baer; Elizabeth s
ir, Mrs. A. S. Peters; trio, Sc
,ss.sH sHss Helen Hartley, Miss Marian
''s"s and Mrs. Virginia Cantner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

Rose: To nd your skin OF that shiny,
greasy. sallow look and make IL appear
charming and youthful. you can use noth-
ing better than a lotion made by dissov-
ing 4 ounces spurmax IN J pint witch
hazel Tor hot water), then adding tea"
spoonfuls Slycerine. THIS lotion will clear
and wh!ten your skin. make IL smooth
and velvety. and give you beautiful
complexion. 1t costs very little. VIII not
show on the skin like powder does and
when you wear veil WIZ nov rub t, on so
plexion belutiber, and one which every
woman should use.
Phoebe II strong light hurts your
eyes and makes you squint. YOU should
al once take steps TO correct this weak
ness Get an ounce OF crystos and dis
solve II IN pint OF water. Put few
drops OF this soothing tonic In each eye
greatly strengthened, clear and sparkling.
No remedy has so far been found 10 equal
this excellent tonic Tor, correcting weak.
and strong and Is used BY many actresses
TO make their eyes sparkle.
NJ w: To permanently remove those
hairs, mix a little powdered delatone with
water then spread on hairy surface. After
two or three minutes rub on. wash the
sktn and the hairs are gone. This "a a
PAINLESS method, and after using the dela-
| touo the skin Is left soft and without q
blemish.
y, B. X: For your chronic condition
Of Ill health take tablespoonful q: the
| following tonic before each meal: Dis
| solve IN pint alcohol. cup.ul sugar
and ounce kardene: thon add hot water
| 10 mako cull quart THIS excellent sys"
! iem-touic and blood purifier gives splen-
| di6 results in toning UP the body. restor-
| ing lost appetite and color To the COM
| piex!on removing pimples. liver olotches
| and ,allowness. After taking a few doses
YOU Will note n big Improvement In the
| condition OF your health. II ts great
| energizer and health restorer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

Edna Fsrnsworth. Sappington. Mes
dams Howard, Merrill. Confer \. Ne
Cartel, J. A. HoGlc Arthur Gruham
Fenton. w. II. Child. George Kcvsor
Marcells Snow. j. W. Skolfield, Dean
Brayton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

reg. - rat. Ofnce. press prepaid. on
racsipt OF l.00. Free
trial hotue and comb sent for Eve &c
stamps 20 cover postage and packing BE
sure and tell me original color Of your
hair
Mary 7. Goldman, Goldman 8ide..
81. Paul, Mlnn.
Smith Bailey Drug Co. and Il. c. N. I.
Drug Dept. Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
Annual Report Is Issued
By the Free kindergarten
Summary of the Work of the Year Is Gratifying
to the Members of the Associa-
ton; Officers Chosen.

"HE Free Kindergarten ani
Neighborhood House association
in its annual meeting Wednes
day at the Neighborhood house
753 West First South, elected officers
and directors and received an encour
aging report OF the past years work
The annual report. submitted by the
secretary, Mrs. George II. Gannett, fol
lows:
In spite OF the general depression
year ending April 3. 1919. has been
the most memorable in the history
OF the Free kindergarten and Neigh
sistent and strenuous efforts 't the
members OF the board of directors
have seen the culmination OF their
opening of the home situated at 75s
West First South street. at a cost OF
s1o.soo. inclusive Of land. house and
furnishings. The generous response
sral donations OF b. c. Jackiing Of
$500 and President Joseph r. Smith
Of $500 went far TO encourage the
EFFORTS OF the board. and handsome
ings' fixtures and all other necessi-
ties. showed the interest the public
took in II. Largo sums also were
opera Pina5ore." s psGdc6uV1 whic6 was o' hslS hs
at wandamere in July under the
management. Of Mrs. W, H. Cum
bingham. tho net results being
Doll Show a Success.
The doll show in December at tho
Hotel Utah. suggested by Miss Web
ber. and under the auspices OF Mea-
S,na danes &C GCrnninsham. Armstrong and
kirmnEQ N wis
Mrs W. p. Kiser at the head $500
was cleared. Through the courtesy
OF Mr.. Shay OF shay's cafeteria the
sum OF sle5.2o. being a percentage OF
the net proceeds of day from the
cafeteria, with the sale OF candy
avenues for large sums, and with
money and donations from other
sources, which have been published
sFTm soono time to time. a debt Of only
Moore. the architect. also contributed
all his time in the overseeing Of the
Free Kindergarten building.
p.Av,sIon sTee q dfis%PeiasaEX %ias under the su
tion, with the association is now in
working order A kindergarten is
fourishins with an average attend
ance OF forty-seven children and a
total enrolment OF ffty-four a day
nursery averages an attendance OF
!59 a month, a mothers club has
thirty-two members, with twenty-six
members. girls club tifty-hve, sew
Ing class and story hour on Saturdays
has an attendance OF forty The H.
orary already has about 500 volumes
with an average daily circulation OF
forty-four- The board has been for
tunata in securing the services Of
Mrs. Hoock as district visitor and
librarian. who has a list OF 400
names on her cards for circula-
tion. Mrs. Catherine Laine, the ma
tron. has charge OF the day nursery.
and Miss Nellie Shermer OF the kim
dergarten. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurer
have charge Of indoor and outside
work.
The exact age OF the kindergarten
Is not known. but IL was organized
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
Mary t. GOldman'S
Gray Hair ReStOrer

viii bring back the
original color 20
gray and faded hair
and will leave the
hair clean, fluffy and
natural.
On hand at all
dealers. or direct
from laboratory. eN-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
Officers Selected.

ne oIucerS CHOSEN are MIS-, SeIden /.
Clawson. president; Miss Georgia Web.
ber. first vice president; Mrs. ". II.
Cunningham, second vice president
Mrs. George II. Ganpett, secretary;
Mrs. G. w. Watson, treasurer; Miss
Jane Howatt. auditor. Directors for
the long term arc Mrs. w. W. Arm
strong. Mrs E. o. Lee. Mrs j. Z. BAN
berger, Mrs. A. J. Gorham. Mrs. G.. f
Richards, Mrs. Frank B. Stephens. Mrs
c. ". Watson, Mrs. ". p. Kiser, Mrs
F. f. McGurrin, Mrs. A. y. HumphTies
Mrs W. II Alexander, Mrs. ". II. Gun
ningham For the short term the direc
tors elected are Mrs Seldeu Clawson
Mrs. F. f. Oswald. Mrs. C.. W, Fifeld
Mrs George Steiner, Mrs. G. W. vii
son. Mrs; William Foster, Mrs. Steg
never, Miss Mary Fox, Miss Georgia
Webber, Miss Ida Hanauer and Miss
Jane Howat.
The board named the following a:
an auxiliary working board: Misses
Lucille May Francke, Croxall. Alice
Wells, Georgeida Moore. Hazel Oswald
Minnette Baer. Daisy Raybould, Alice
Kimbn1l. Elinor Stewart, Marguerite
Stewart. Margaret Mcclure. Decker
Mary Marshall, Marguerite Rice, Eliza
Dew. Margaret Hutchinson, Virgins
Beatty. Josephine We'll, Vera Edwards
Marie Odell. Vera Rich. Dorathy Rook
ledge. Gladys Richmond. Hsvenor
Aline Mcmillan. Lillian Andrews. Den
Use Carrick. Isabel Schiller. Dora
Bogue, Marian Oberndorfer. Elizabeth
Niles. Helen Clawson, Sybill Walker
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

The history section of the Ladies
Literary club will meet Thursday morn,
ing at the club house. The topic for
discussion will be "Restored Bour.
hons. y 1t will be handled by Mrs
Byron Groo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

reading, Mr.. McNiece: solo, j, A.
clark; address, Judge Alexander Nc
Master; song. "Some Glad Day." con-
gregation, accompanied by the orchcs.
ira, Light refreshments will be served
following the programme.
The dramatic section of the Ladies ;
Literary club will meet Thursday af.
ternoon at the club house. The read.
ing Of 'Lady Windermere g Fan will
be continued,
The Utah Woman s Press club will
meet Wednesday night at the bishops
building. Miss Alton Young will give
paper on 1.-THE Women of Tomor-
row. - A lecture on "Eugenics in Lit.
erature' will be given by Miss Amy
Eaton, secretary of the National So
ciety. of Eugenics. The programme
promises to be one of unusual inter
est.
The senior branch Of the Girls
Friendly society will meet Monday
night ut the home of Mrs, c.. d.
Moore, 444 East First South street.
! The reading of Gas You Like 1t,
under the direction of Mrs Moore, will
be concluded. Professor G. NJ. Mar.
shall Of the University of Utah, will
talk on the play and on Shakespeare.
A social hour will follow the pro-
gramme.
Professor Byron Cummings of the
University Of Utah will give lecture
on "Pompeii, illustrated with stere-
opticon views, at the Central Christian
church Friday night The lecture will
be under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid society of the church.
Club Notes.
Officers were elected b. the Wasatch
Literary club IN n meeting Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs, NJ. r. Haynes.
1899 East Eleventh South street The
new officers are Mrs. Luther Sinclair,
president; Mrs. Robert Steele, vice
president; Mrs, Phinney. recording sec
retary: Mrs. Howard King, assistant
recording secretary; Mrs. Merle Dea.
son, treasurer. The programme commit
tee is composed of Ms. E, Whitehead.
Mrs. Byron Cummings. Mrs. W. D.
Prosser, Mrs. Earl Dunshee and Mrs.
W. /. Brown.
The Cleofan club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. ". G. Mcdonald,
$50 First avenue. Mrs, Thomas w
Sloan gave paper on ''The Artist
Van Dyke.
The Seekers Literary club met Tues.
dav afternoon with Miss Madora Green.
wood on Center street. Homer and