The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-12

the Chicago biennial, which is sure to
be the most successful gathering in the
history of the general federation.
The Wasatch Literary club held its
first meeting of the year at the home
when Miss Lynn favored the club with
instrumental and vocal music. Little
Miss Hall rendered violin music, ac
companied by Mrs. Eber Hall The
president g speech by Mrs. Leatherwood
was the feature of the afternoon. The
following delegates to the state fed
grafton, to be held Tuesday next at
o. Leatherwood, with Mrs. L. @. Sin
clair alternate; Mrs. z. @. Whitehead,
with Mrs. W. D. Prosser, alternate.
The membership Of the Ladies' Aid
society Of Emmanuel Baptist church
will 90 to the orphans home and day
nursery on Tuesday to resume the
work Of mending the children 3 cloth
ing there. The chairman of the society
has made an especially urgent request
that as many as possible go, as there
is at present a great deal of work to
be done. The society will hold its reg
ular meeting on Thursday afternoon at
Q o 'elock with the president Mrs. Hart
j. Fitzgerald, 1888 East South Temple
street.
The Jackson Mothers club held It's
first meeting for the coming year at
the Jackson school Friday, October TO-
After short musical programme, the
cipal business of the meeting, resulted
as follows: President, Mrs. M. H. M.
Lund; vice president, Mrs. g. Il. Back
man; secretary, Mrs. r. Mathews; COT.
responding secretary, Mrs. G. Hall; pro-
gramme committee, Mrs. M. Porcher,
Mrs. R. Bridge and Mrs r. Hepworth.
The next meeting will be held Novem-
Der 7.
The Spirit Of Liberty chapter, Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution, held
the monthly meeting last Thursday
with Mrs. J. E. Oglesby at her home
on Sixth East street. The programme
was in charge of Mrs. L. III. Stohr, the
chapter registrar, and she gave short
but very Interesting talk on tOld Time
physicians and Their Remedies. - Mrs.
musical programme, and numbers were
given by Miss Mildred Knight and
Miss Leonore Smith, Mrs. A 81. Pea
body accompanying.
The current events and current liz.
erature section of the Ladies Literary
club will meet next Friday. Mrs. r.
Of current interest Ne New ''pIns In
come Tax Law" "some Famous I'm
parchment Cases" and "Tbe Trouble
in Ulster Over Home Rule.' Mrs,
Robert Ti1ney will present paper on
EtThe Poets Laureate Of England" a
reading from current poetry will be
given by Mrs. Robert Fisher, and the
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Mrs. A. A. Kerr.
The Monday Night club met last
Monday at the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs
Gould B. Blakely. Mrs. w. W. Chad
wick discussed Practical Socialism in
New Zealand.' Mrs. Blakely had
charge Of the current events and read
happenings in New Zealand and Aus
tralia Mrs. Helen Root and Mrs. ".
W. Chadwick were appointed delegates
to the state federation.
The first regular meeting Of the Bay
View club will be held Monday, Octo.
ber 13, with Mrs. A. B. Gibson, 221
the year includes the study Of Ger
many, Belgium and Denmark. Mrs.
Grant Brown has charge Of the lesson,
which will include map study Of Ger
many by Miss Sullivan Mrs. Ira d.
Wines will speak on Government and
Political Divisions"
The Cleofan will meet next Thursday
instead of Wednesday as usual with
Mrs. Selden ]. Clawson at her homo,
ITO B street. The paper on German
literature will be given by Mrs. H. K
Burton.
The p. e. O. .ssterhood will hold an
open meeting next Saturday afternoon