The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-14
N NeWS and Notes
of w omen S Clubs

Three of the sections OF the Ladies
Aid society We're combined into ono in
q meeting at the home Of Mrs. Freeman
MoIningstar. on Fast South Temple
street, Wednesday afternoon. The sec
of Mrs Morningsiar, Mrs. r p Short
and Mrs Goodwin. In the reorGaniza-
ton. Mrs j. B. Davis was made chair
man Of The new section, Mrs. Covington,
vice chairman: Mrs. Barnes. secretary;
Mrs Daniel Mccoy, treasurer. II was
decided TO have meetings on the second
Wednesday, OF each month. The next
meeting will be n social affair at the
Deaconess' home, SAT South Fourth Ia IT
street, the second Wednesday in April.
Mrs. Morningstar served light refresh
ments.
The Frances e Willard W. c. T. L.
held It's second meeting yesterday after
noon at the home Of Mrs, Charles A
Root, 1850 Bryan avenue. a large num-
Der were in attendance, and the meet
Ing was an enthusiastic one. Or. Ada
Faust gave an excellent talk on "The
Physiology OF Life" She emphasized the
fact that young girls should be trained
along the lines OF hygiene. Mrs. w. NJ.
Ghome was appointed superintendent Of
mothers meetings. The next meeting
will he held with Mrs. Grace C. Mettler
at the Domestic Science home, Sixth
SoUtn dJU Eleventh taSl streets. y
pleasant social hour followed the busl
ness session and refreshments were
served. Mrs. Root and Miss Page played
n piano duet
a meeting VIII be held Friday afternoon
Al the home Of the Rev. Ransom =. Mich
OILS, 12S I street. for the purpose of or
sanizinS w c. 7, L. for those residing
Al women living in that section of the
city who ore Interested I'm w. c. r. l..
work are Invited TO attend the meet
Ing.
The music section OF the Ladies' Liter
AIRY club gave a pleasing; programme yes
tnrdsy afternoon AT the club house un
drr the direction OF Mrs, S. O. s. Neldcn
and Airs. &. G., Snyder The selections
were from Mozart, and besides original
work some beautiful music was fur
nished by The Nictrola. reproducing the
voices of some OF the most famous mu-
cart was given By Mrs. w H. Ferguson
A large number of music lovers enjoyed
the programme.
the w. G. r. t.. ana vice president gf
the union for the state OF llliuois. will
visit the local ": {. Y, L. orGanizal tons
March 80 and 81. a reception will nc
given IN Mrs. liuhl's honor Saturday,
March 90, and she viii speak in two of
the churches of the city on Sunday.
MaICh oil Sne also VIII speak Hl fUIl
Douglas.
The Spirit Of Liberty chapter UaUEh-
tcrs OF tic American Revolution viii
meet this afternoon With Mrs. Eouuer y,
Smith. 1857 East SoUtn Tcuplc street
Mrs. John 9. Taylor will be chairman of
the meeting.
The history section of The Ladies Lit
erary club win meet this morning al the
rlub house. Mrs. g. Il. Eothwell Will
Givc q psner on Napoleon.
Tho Clcofau dub mot Wednesday af-
tcrnoou with Mrs. II. l.. \. Gunner. -
G street. France from 1879 Ia l?io'
was the topic for discussion.
The dramatic secti"n or the Ladies
Literary club viii meet this afternoon
nt 9:20 o'Clocl al ilIr club houyc, y
misccilpneous DrneraJnm" Will he earned
! out under tilc direction OF Mrs. r. y. Pal
Wcr.
/ Tho monthly meeting OF The Mission
!sIN society OF the Phillips Congregational
church viii lac hold this afternoon at the
residence of Mrs George Cawthornc. al
| Fifth Eust street. :, paper will hc given
| by Mrs. &, II, kinp on "Hmdooism.'
Carter 10 Staud Trial.