The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-14

Mrs. Margaret Zane Witcher, and Mrs
w. Montague Ferry, who poured and
also assisted by Mrs Frank B Steph.
ems, Miss Virginia Beatty and Miss
Margaret Mcclure
The Columbus Evening Dispatch has
very complimentary notice Of Mrs.
P n. Cook Of this city, quoting from
an article written by Mrs. W, u. Trough.
Der for The Tribune, and speaking of
her as a former Ohio woman. The ar
ticle Is used almost entire, and preced-
ing it is this little bit. ''Mrs. Cook
was an o. S. U. pupil, and she received
her education in this city. She is a
fine singer and pianist and she first at
trhcted attention TO herself in Salt
Lake by her voice. Then she became
interested in graver things, and took
up through the clubs the pure food
question, later becoming food in
spector.
The Monday Night Literary club en-
joyed an especially interesting and in-
strucitve programme at its last meet
ing, at the home Of A. O. Garret. Mr.,
Garret, who Is on the botany staff of
the city high school, gave very fine
talk on utah Flowers aud Trees. -
The lantern slides illustrating his talk
were very beautiful and well displayed.
The meeting tomorrow night will be
held at the homo Of Mrs. Emma Bled-
soc and Mrs j. Cecil Alter, at 132
North State street. Mrs. Bledsoe Will
give a paper on "Degends Of Christmas
Time, " and Madam Helen NJ. Root will
talk on "Southcrn California "
Miss Fern Hobbs, whose picture is
shown today on the club page, is the
n h.
iect of a sketch in the Literary Di-
gest has been awakening the interest
Of her local friends. Miss Hobbs was
a. Salt Lake high school girl and has
for some time past held the position OF
private secretary to Governor West of
Oregon She has been sent as her
state IS representative to Washington to
confer with the land board in the mat.
ter Of adjusting state and federal sys-
tens Of land acquisition, which are
widely different in the northwest
The new section Of the Ladies Lit
erary club, which was organized for the
purpose of doing some definite work, is
fulfilling its purpose already. Its last
meeting was devoted 10 serious study
of foodstuffs, and DR.. w. C. Ebaugh,
analytical chemist of the state unlver-
sity. gave a talk on sugar, which was
II. Mcmahon and n cooking demonstra-
tion by Mrs. w, i. Adams the pres
dent Of the club, and chairman of the
now section, The roll call was re-
sooudcd to by Christmas suggestions
from the various members.
Tho Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
wiIl meet in the Bishops building TO-
morrow at J clock for mldwlnter
9iyen by MAY Alice Cannon Lambert,
Miss Rinta Snow will sing song. the
words of which were written by Eliza
Snow, Mrs. Elizabeth Game Girls
mon will give book review, Mrs.
Nellie Druce Pugsley will sing, and
yilate Clayton Young VIII read from
the first volume Of the Deseret News.
Refreshments will follow the pro
gramme.
American Institute of Child Life,
cbantor No. 9, met Monday evening
~ tbe home Of Mrs Carl y, Badger.
ao5 Lincoln street. y piano solo WAS
GIVEN by Mrs. w. d, Hawkes.. A very
Interesting talk on entertainment OF
a q Ruse. In the next meeting Mrs
Franc;s w, Kirkham will talk on Pa
rcnial Relations The noxt meeting
Iii be held Monday at the home OF
Mrs. David A, Smith, 900 Lincoln
street.
rorsnts' meeting, under the direc-
20 ths Jackson Mothers club, was
held faJd at the school Friday night, large
nete y ntterdanco being present. A very In
terestino programme was rendered, con-
sisting of first grade chorus s,Da accom- sonr
panied by yions n1th nrade sceom sonr
cnn;nd nv violins. Christmas candle eN-
ercise rase' by y girls Of the third grade. Xio-
Kipp; subject, "Tho Link Between the
Home and the School.
The music for the general meeting OF
tbe Ladies Literary club was gwen by
the the high school orchestra, OF about
f;stv sHH members, under Professor L. 7.
christensen. Tho members played re-