The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

proper sanitary arrangements or All
kinds for patients so afflicted. and this
ono step is bound 10 he great help in
isolatiug the cases of this kind which
really ought 10 he isolated.
All May Lend Aid.
In other cities. several of them. there
Is no one visiting nurse, but there eX.
lists instead a whole colony Of them.
visiting nurses association. the mem
bers OF which arc employed by the city
health department. Nearly all nurses
belong TO IT.. and the work is arranged
SO that they may alternate periods of
nursing ~ special cases with this work
OF healing the hurts that come from an
unequal distribution of the JOYS and sor-
rows OF humanity. Salt Lake has not
yet attained 20 the dignity or such an
association. and 30 FAR the only means
she has Of caring for her INDECENT sick
Is through the agencies mentioned II
was for this purpose that YOU purchased
the tickets for the big ball game last
summer, the proceeds Of which went 10
supply some few of the comforts for
the poor and TO pay "A portion Of the
salary OF the visiting nurse, 1t is for
this purpose that the big charity ball is
gwen each year the money from which
pays for Keeping the INDECENT sick in
The hospital or for having the visiting
nurse care for them.
in recent number of the "'Cmb
Woman is the following: The Cali.
lornla League for the Protection cf
Motherhood l. one of the latest ey.
pressions of THE twentieth century IS
Humanitarian impulses. The league is
organized for the purpose of securing
"A IpT h. f..l1
Providing for the payment by the
state to employed mothers, of pen
SION amounting to 30 per cent of their
wages during their enforced idleness
as above
Providing for the payment to wild
owed mothers, or mothers of depend.
ent children, of the pro rata per child
now paid bY the state to institutions
Tor the support Of such orphaned chill.
drcn.
Affording free hospital facilities for
dependent mothers and infants.
The executive board of the general
Federation of Women s clubs has in.
dcrscd the measure. and is doing all i'm
It's power to cooperate with the Cali
fornis women in this movement.
The music section of the Ladies Lit.
erary club will hold their study meet.
ing Wednesday morning, November 8.
at the club house at 10 o clock.
Subject "OratorIos and Operas from
German Composers. Mrs. 4. IL. Pea.
body, chairman; Mrs. c. Daily. Mrs
w. \. WctzcIl, Mrs. j. W Curtis and
Mrs +, 5, Murphy, programme commit.
tee.
tlvc.minutc papers on the different
composers viii be given by the follow.
ing ladies': Mrs, Ralph Merrill, Bee.
thovcn; Mrs. j. W. Curtis, Mendelssohu
Miss Janet Williamson, Wagner; Mrs.
y. +. Anderson, Handel; Mrs Harry
Bintz, Mcyerbecr; Miss c. Jennings.
Mozart
Musical numbers as follows: Mrs.
=. Sanders, "Hc Shall Feed His
Flock, Messiah; Mrs. c. Daily. Come
Unto Me, Messiah; solo by Mrs. J.
W. Curtis.
The musical programme follows in
two weeks, November 20. at , o clock
at the club house and will be most
elaborate and include the following
names Of those who will take part
Mrs. Charles Plummcr. Horace Ensign.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Curtis. Mrs f.
Sanders, J. r. Hand. Miss Edna
Dwyer, Mrs. Peters. Mrs W. Tuttle
harpist; Mrs. Strohaucr. Prof. Bavliss.
Mrs. Daily and quartcttc Of ladies',
who viii render solos and duets and will
be heard IN unison. Music lovers arc
invited 10 these meetings.
The Wasatch Literary club was en-.
tsrtaincd, together with the escorts of
the members, last Tuesday at the home
OF Mrs. J, C. Albaugh, when a special
evening Of music and games was en-.
loved Prizes in the game of famous
cities were won by Mrs. Dunshee and
Mrs. Haynes. The next regular meet
ing will be held on TUESDAY at the
home OF Mrs. W. II. Lcpper. 1893 Ninth
East street. Mrs. w. D. Prosscr will
review 'Thc Angel of ella - and Mrs.
Forester viii give review of current
events.
The Seekers Literary club held tho
regular meeting last Tuesday az the
home of Mrs. +. 9. McCullow, and the
reading Of the book, Their Ye.tcr.
DAYS. Was continued bv Mrs Tbom.
son and Mrs. Hsyenor. The next meet.
tnc viii be- held in two weeks with
Nrs. T. ). Nippcr nt her bone. l244
East South Temple street Mrs. \. :
,i,orham viii give book review at
this meeting.
There viii be meeting of the new
officers and directors OF the state
federation on "Wednesday st 1890 a,
he home Of the president. Mrs. I
GorhGm. rs Second avenue. At thi,
meeting the real work OF the vear win
he outlined. standing committee. will
hc appointed and tho general fedora
tion secretary will bc named.
The art section Of the Ladies lit
"rary club viii meet Wednesdsy morn.
ing az 1870 az the club house. and will
take up the period Of decadonce in i,s
Of 1asz