The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
chairman of the entertainment commit
tee for the federated clubs.
Announcements,

Announcements
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-
bons. y 1t will be handled by Mrs.
An open meeting Of the College club
Miss Lena Hague, at the residence of
Mrs. M. II, Walker OH East South TEN.
| pie street. The members Of the club,
| who have not entertained the club dur.
! ing the year, viii be the hostesses.
The entertainment will be in tho ma.
ture Of musical tea.
The Cleofan club will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Eugene T.,
Hills. $40 East First South street
Modern Dutch Artists will be dis
cussed by Miss Emeline Wells
The Ladies' Literary club will meet
Friday afternoon st the club house,
"Old Age and Dependent Pensions" +"
will be the subject of paper by Mrs.
| J. F.. Cowan. Mrs. f. b. Palmer will
discuss the "Recent Movement for
Wholesome Drama "Southerp Wo-
men in Civics and Philanthropy will
be discussed by Mrs. c. l. Douglas
Music will be furnished by Miss Jean
cite Williamson, pianist; Miss Stella
| Hyde, violipist,
The Orphans Home and Day Nur-
sery association will meet 81 the home
Monday afternoon at 3 o clock.
The Spirit of Liberty chapter, Daugh,
ters of the American Revolution, Will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs
F, l.. Dodge, $50 Third avenue. The
chairman of the meeting will be Mrs.
s. S. Hapgood,
Owing to musical entertainment
scheduled for Monday night, April l5,
the next meeting of the Monday Night
Literary club will be held tomorrow
night. The meeting will be held at
the home of Misses Margaret MacNlch-
lie aud Elizabeth Messmore. in the Cath
ness apartments, Miss Messmore hav-
ing the principal topic OF the evening,
on "The Development Of the Histori.
cal Pageant Mrs, Ralph Steuard Will
conduct the current events discus
sion.
|
erature section of the Ladies Liter
arv club will have its next meeting
| Friday. February 10, at the club house
Mrs. A II. Parsons will give n book
review.
The Central W. c. r. U. will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Ada Sell
wood. II East First South street
A mothers meeting will be in charge
of Mrs. +. T.. Mork, A talk on 1uve
nile court work will be given by Mrs
Anna Young,
The Frocbel society viii meet Tues
I day with Mrs Chase at Chase park
near Bouutiful The members OF thu
society will leave at clock Tues
day afternoon on the Bamberger road
for Mrs. Chase g home. The feature
Of the meeting viii be talk on kin
derparten work by Miss Mary Fox
president Of the society. who has Just
returned from California Miss Fo,
will tell of some of the new idea'
gained during her stay in California
along the line Of kindergarten work
s musical programme will be gwen
Dinner will be served. The members
Of the society will return home on th'
, 9 clock tram.
L The ISAS view hSduIuG 'iub "Aii
Mondav afternoon with Mrs. J. r. Da
Wis, lois East Second South, street
The lesson will be presented by Mrs
A. p. Gibson. The magazine review
will he given hv Mrs; p. A. DiT
, paper on Cecil Rhodes and - Pau
Kruger will he given by Mrs. T. II
i, Whitley. a discussion of The Col,
and Diamond Fields Of Southern al
rica, will be led by Mrs. y. a. Dun
! Won. The members will respond Z
roll call with items of interest aoou
''Soutb Afrca.
, The Frances +. Willard W. G, 7: I
y will have an open meeting at the LIB
ertv Park Methodist church lhnTs ~,
day night. beginning at o clock. IN
following programme has. been Al
ranged: Music, sunday school Grehe:
tra; state temperance song; reading
the Twenty.third psalm; invoeanon
i solo, Miss Georgiana hooer'So"